Real Options accepts donations of infant clothes up to size 24 months, maternity clothing, new car seats,diapers, and baby wipes. We are unable to accept used larger baby equipment and furniture

The store offers bargain-priced, used building materials, appliances, furniture, housewares and tools for sale to the public. New items come into the store on a daily basis. Donation of items are accepted, call or go online to see list of acceptable items.

St. Vincent de Paul accepts donations of household goods for their thrift store, and will also arrange to pick up donations of furniture when possible. Will accept donations of clothing as long as it is in good shape. Non-Perishable food accepted

Free loaner program for people in need of Durable Medical Equipment (DME). For home use only. Examples of equipment: canes, crutches, commodes, raised toilet seats, shower chairs/stools, scooters, regular and transport wheelchairs. Arrangements can be made for: hospital beds, Hoyer lifts, electric/power wheelchairs, and scooters. Diabetic shoes in a variety of sizes are available. Shoe fittings are not done. Persons needing diabetic shoes can call or email with their shoe size. Shoes must be picked up at the site. For list please see http://www.stjosephhospital.com/Default.aspx?DN=4dd6d4d0-3e7b-4fe0-b2cc-099943f98baa

1. Donations accepted: Donations of new and gently used house wares (dishware, pots, pans, utensils, small appliances), domestics (blankets, linens, curtains), and clothing (infant, children, women and men). ****2. Donations NOT accepted: OutFITters can NOT accept the following, due to cost and liability: Infant furniture, car seats, strollers, stuffed animals, toys, sofa beds, mattresses/box springs, large metal desks, large furniture, large appliances, microwaves, console stereos, or TV's older than 7 years (no console TV's), broken, stained, wet, torn, or foul-smelling donations of any kind. 3. If you prefer to donate directly to Families in Transition, please consider coordinating a drive for new items that would go directly to participants, such as diapers and wipes, toiletries, paper products, and laundry items.

Thrift store that accepts donations of clothing and household items through drop boxes at local charities. A portion of the proceeds benefit the Epilepsy Foundation of New England.

Thrift store that accepts donations of clothing and household items through drop boxes at local charities. A portion of the proceeds benefit the Epilepsy Foundation of New England.

Thrift store that accepts donations of clothing and household items through drop boxes at local charities. A portion of the proceeds benefit the Epilepsy Foundation of New England.

Real Options accepts donations of infant clothes up to size 24 months, maternity clothing, new car seats,diapers, and baby wipes. We are unable to accept used larger baby equipment and furniture