For a full list of items visit /restore/donate/. The ReStore accepts items including, but not limited to, housewares, appliances, building supplies, electronics, furniture, and sporting goods. Donors can schedule a pickup directly from a residence from Monday-Saturday. One of the highest ranked Habitat for Humanity stores in the country, the Asheville Habitat ReStore is a great place to donate home goods and building supplies. For information on scheduling a dropoff, visit. Donors can drop off gently used baby clothes, baby equipment, bottles, diapers, cribs, high chairs, baby tubs and more at any area partner locations. Visit /urgent-needs.īaby Equipment and Resources Closet, or B.E.A.R., is an organization committed to aiding families with babies, supplying them with what they will need from the start. Other items like office supplies, baby items and specific clothing requests are often listed on the “Urgent Needs” section on their website. ABCCMĪsheville Buncombe Community Christian Ministry a nonprofit supported by over 289 churches of all denominations in the Asheville area, is dedicated to fighting poverty, homelessness and hunger, as well as providing access to health care for the underserved in Buncombe County. Families can donate a wealth of items to help support this cause, especially food and clothing. Whether Marie Kondo has inspired you, or your home is just in need of a deep spring clean, simplifying life and donating unused items can benefit the community.Īlthough it’s sometimes hard to part with items that are no longer needed or wanted - or were never worn or used in the first place - it helps to know that you can donate unwanted things to local organizations that will put them to good use.īelow is a list of Buncombe County organizations that will continue to pay it forward with your donations.
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