Donation Frequently Asked Questions


What items can I donate?

Clothing, shoes, boots, jewelry items, seasonal apparel (seasonally appropriate apparel), books, records, DVD's, games, toys, sporting equipment, household items & small appliances, collectibles & antiques, hand tools, small power tools, linens, Curtains, Blankets, Stereos, DVD Payers, Small Electronics.

What items can you not accept?

It's hard to say "no thank you" to a donation when those donations help to fund Interfaith programs. However, we do need to refuse some items for being non-recyclable or containing hazardous materials. Other times, the item must be refused because it costs more to repair or refurbish than it can be sold for in our store. Our team members are trained to know what we can and cannot accept, and will help guide you to other possibilities for donations we cannot use.

  • ANY TVs.

  • ANY Computer Monitors or Computers, or PRINTERS.

  • Anything torn, soiled or in need of repair.

  • Cribs, car seats, walkers or other baby products (please note that accepting these items is restricted by law).

  • No household chemical products such as pesticides, paint, paint thinner, drain cleaner, oven cleaner, aerosols and other environmentally-unfriendly waste products.

  • No automotive hazardous waste such as tires, lead acid batteries, additives, gasoline, oils, antifreeze, etc.

  • No large appliances such as refrigerators, freezers, stoves/ovens, washers/dryers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, furnaces, trash compactors, water heaters, large console stereos, freon-based appliances, etc.

  • No mattresses/box springs, including waterbed mattresses and waterbed frames.

  • No large furniture (dressers, bed frames, etc.).

  • No sofas, comforters or exercise equipment such as weight sets, stationary bikes, treadmills etc.

  • No used plumbing fixtures or building materials

  • No traditional recyclables such as glass, newsprint, office paper, cardboard, plastics, magazines, junk mail, etc.

  • No weapons such as guns, bows and arrows, ammunition, hunting knives, etc.

Donation Dos and Don’ts

  • Do schedule an appointment either online or by phone. Please do not leave items unattended outside. We are located in residential areas and want to be respectful of our neighbors.

  • Do ring the doorbell outside when you arrive for your appointment. Please do not assume that we know you have arrived for your scheduled donation appointment.

  • Do bring gently used and clean items. Please do not donate broken or soiled items.

  • Do dispose of items that have been recalled, banned, or do not meet current safety standards. For more information, visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Please do not donate these items.