Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Volunteer opportunities include: - Kitchen Help - Smilemakers - call seniors to engage them in conversation - Newsletter Assembly Day bi-monthly in the morning - Meals on wheels - deliver meals - Light landscape work (one time or ongoing) - Help at special events (dances, etc.) - Help at different sites - activities (crafts, exercise, bingo) - Decorate center (holidays, season, special occasions).

Utility assistance (Aqua Ohio only for water, gas and electric must go through MYCAP).

Drop-off location for donated items for Thrift Store

Offering no contact, self-service drop-offs at retail locations. Outside of textiles, only accepting small furniture items that can be handled safely by one person.

Offering no contact, self-service drop-offs at retail locations. Outside of textiles, only accepting small furniture items that can be handled safely by one person.

Community resource for families and individuals in need. Provide thrift store, Pathways to Independence financial literacy classes, emergency household items provided for those experiencing loss through fire, flood, domestic violence, etc, Jobs READY-SET-GO program, monthly food distribution, diaper distribution, and community garden.

Provides locations where people can bring personal and household goods they wish to donate for resale at Goodwill stores. Items can be dropped off at retail stores or at one of the attended trailers.

Medical equipment is available for loan - walkers, canes, wheelchairs, shower seats, and more as available.

Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Our 26 stores, an outlet store, and attended donation centers, provide convenient donation locations and outstanding shopping values while creating jobs for people with disabilities.

Offering no contact, self-service drop-offs at retail locations. Outside of textiles, only accepting small furniture items that can be handled safely by one person.

Community resource for families and individuals in need. Provide thrift store, Pathways to Independence financial literacy classes, emergency household items provided for those experiencing loss through fire, flood, domestic violence, etc, Jobs READY-SET-GO program, monthly food distribution, diaper distribution, and community garden.

Thrift Shop and drop-off location for donated items.

Receives unwanted reusable items from the general public, businesses, and organizations for distribution to social service organizations, schools, and visual and performing arts groups. Acceptable items (in good condition) include: construction materials, traditional and non-traditional art supplies, tools, and office furniture.

Accepting donated items for sales.

Donated furniture must be in good working condition, clean with no holes in fabric. Currently accepting donations of mattresses/box springs, bed frames, dressers, tables and chairs, couches and easy chairs, end tables, coffee tables, night stands, shelves, bedding of all sizes, dish sets, silverware, pots and pans, small kitchen appliances, bath and kitchen towels. Urgent needs: sofas, loveseats, recliners, soft chairs, small kitchen tables and chairs, bookcases, chest of drawers, lamps, area rugs. Not currently accepting: electronics (TVs, etc.), reclining couches, hide-a-beds, entertainment centers, computer desks, outdoor furniture, glass topped tables, or large appliances. Furniture must be ready at a location where it can easily be moved to the truck, usually on the ground floor. Volunteers do not haul up or down stairs. **Use online forms for pick-up appointments**

Accepts donated items, especially clothing, for distribution to people in need.

People can bring personal and household goods, office equipment and supplies and other items they wish to donate. Donations can be dropped off during listed hours. Donation pick-up can be requested for furniture and appliances.

Headquarters of a Christ centered mission which provides food, temporary shelter, clothing, spiritual and rehabilitation help free of charge to participants from Trumbull County and the surrounding area. Lunch and dinner served Monday through Saturday, breakfast served on Sunday.

Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Offering no contact, self-service drop-offs at retail locations. Outside of textiles, only accepting small furniture items that can be handled safely by one person.

Marietta Homeless Drop-ion Center is accepting donations of cash, clothing, toiletries, laundry detergent, deodorant and food items for meals.

Anyone that would like to be a supporter of CARE there are several ways to make a tax-deductible donation. Visit website and use Paypal, mail your check to 104 Sweetbriar Place, Marietta, Ohio 45750, or attend one of the upcoming fundraisers. There is also a charitable donor fund account at Marietta Community Foundation where supporters may make tax-deductible donations.

Drop-off location for donated items.