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Thrift shop open to the public

Organization that collects and distributes donations of the following items. Availability of items depends on what has been donated and can change often. CLOTHING: new or clean, gently used clothing of all sizes needed – baby, toddler, kids, teens and adult, shoes, coats and boots HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: small kitchen appliances, microwave ovens, electronic equipment, TV’s and vacuum cleaners in good working order. Pots & pans, dishes, glasses and silverware, bake ware, new toiletries, new paper products, school supplies, holiday decorations, bicycles, toys with all the pieces in good working order BABY EQUIPMENT: strollers, car seats, toys, etc.

Baby furniture, baby supplies; baby clothing up to size 2T and maternity clothing available. Furniture and clothing in good or new condition will be accepted. Call ahead for all donated furniture items with make and model so they may be checked against the government recall list prior to drop off.

Parent Mentoring Incentive Program called Earn While You Learn. Baby furniture can be earned through this program. Program designed for first time moms. Parent Mentoring incentive program for dads. Clothing and accessories available for children and infants up to size 24 mo. Maternity clothing also available.

Provide less fortunate families with school clothing and new coats for all families, also provides with material items they are in need of such as school supplies, Sports equipment, shoes, and personal care items. These requests are evaluated on a case by case basis.

Provides clothing and other needed items to struggling families.

The employment programs help job seekers by providing education on: resume writing, interviewing skills, voice mail use, uniforms, tools. Job seekers working with the Employment Education Advocate may be provided with: computers, bikes, bus passes to get to interviews, work, or school.

Donated items available to residents. A clothing rack is available to anyone in need.

The EC operates as a centralized service hub open 7 days a week for Manchester residents facing housing instability. They provide essentials like showers, bathrooms, meals, and clothing. On-site local providers assist with substance abuse treatment, mental health support, medical care, housing navigation, and employment services. The objective is to dismantle barriers to housing such as missing vital records, identification, income, and challenging histories related to housing, credit, and criminality. Warming station open December 1st - February 28th Cooling Center: 24/7 during extreme heat

Short term financial help for formula, baby diapers and clothing.

Thrift shop with clothing, furniture, and household items. All proceeds go back into supporting Families in Transition programs. *Vouchers from other human services agencies (i.e. city welfare, St. Vincent de Paul) are accepted for clothing. Outfitters will only issue store vouchers for clients of Families in Transition.

We focus on serving all families by providing free diapers to families through monthly distributions and emergency relief.

Clothing for men, women, and children. Donations of clothing are always welcome.

Thrift shop open to the public

Locally-made products and consignment clothing and accessories for men, women, teens, babies, parents-to-be, and pets.

A thrift store located at the First congregational Church on Main Street in downtown Farmington.

Every other Tuesday throughout the year, we host a community gift center for the distribution of food and clothing. Anyone from the community is encouraged to schedule an appointment to receive food according to family size and clothing as needed for men, women, and children

We collect costumes year round. We attend community events as often as we are able. If people wish to help/volunteer, they simply need to reach out. We are always looking for help.

Baby furniture available. Baby and maternity clothing available.

Clothing and housewares provided to Veterans with proof of veteran status.

Variety of men's and women's clothing, kids clothing and toys, furniture, housewares, books, movies, seasonal items, linens, shoes, knick knacks, etc. Donations of the following are accepted: Clothing for men, women and children in good, reusable condition, this includes outerwear; House wares. e.g., dishes, pots & pans, towels, sheets & blankets in good condition; Gifts and toys; Books; Jewelry

Food pantry is offering a shopping experience for people to choose their own food options. Low-income individuals and families in Manchester, NH can access our services once per month to receive non-perishable items and meats.

One time financial assistance for individuals and families in need in Exeter, as funds are available. Examples of financial assistance provided: gas card, food card, diapers, heating fuel expenses, burial expenses.

Provides gently used coats, windbreakers, scarves, mittens and caps, free to anyone in need. The clothing is given out from November to April.