Where to Donate Items (Beyond Clothing) in Westchester
Have a couch you’re looking to donate? Or maybe you have some art you’ve outgrown? Or maybe you even have some electronics or a car that you’d like to donate. Throughout Westchester, there are several non-profit and for-profit organizations that accept various items (beyond clothing). Read on to check out some places where you can donate and give back in Westchester.
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Green Drop (White Plains)
Green Drop, a for-profit company that donates to local nonprofits as well as pays nonprofit partners, accepts a wide-variety of goods. This includes clothing, shoes, blankets, bedding, tools, games, collectibles, kitchenware, toys, small appliances, electronics, musical instruments, and sporting goods. Donations are accepted Monday-Sunday from 10:00am-5:00pm. 660 North Broadway, White Plains, NY 10603
The Sharing Shelf (Port Chester)
The Sharing Shelf supports low-income children and teens in Westchestser. They accept donations for period products, diapers, pack-n-plays, high chairs, strollers and rear-facing infant car seats as well as seasonal clothing. 47 Purdy Avenue, Port Chester, NY 10573.
Community Center of Northern Westchester (Katonah)
The Community Center of Northern Westchester is accepting food donations from Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, Thursday from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm and Saturday from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. They are also accepting seasonal clothing, shoes, and linens. 84 Bedford Road, Katonah, NY
Furniture Sharehouse (White Plains)
This 16-year-old non-profit provides free furniture to individuals and families in Westchester County. This includes providing basic household furnishings to homeless families, young adults getting out of foster care, women and children escaping domestic violence, veterans, and more. They are accepting a wide-range of donations including beds, dressers, couches, kitchen tables, bookcases, lamps, TV stands, and more. Building #3, Loop Road, White Plains, NY 10604.
New Beginnings (Ossining)
Donations to New Beginnings are accepted on Mondays. They are currently accepting kitchen items, small household goods, linens, baby linens, children’s clothing up to size 10, and kids’ books. Lower Level of the Ossining Open Door, 165 Main Street, Ossining, NY 10562.
The Junior League of Westchester’s Store: The Golden Shoestring
Donations are currently being accepted for home décor items, kitchenware, glassware, mirrors, art, lamps, lampshades, decorative pillows, frames, small electronics holiday décor, and clothing. 149 Larchmont Ave, Larchmont, New York 10538.
914 Cares (White Plains)
Donate baby essentials to 914 Cares. They are currently accepting diapers in all sizes, wipes, baby gear, children’s books, board books, baby gear, menstrual products, hygiene products, gender neutral deodorant, body and hand soap, toothbrush and toothpaste, and more. 901 N. Broadway, Suite 17, North White Plains, NY 10603.
Rye Presbyterian Church Thrift Shop (Rye)
This church thrift shop is accepting household goods, dinnerware (in sets), flatware, jewelry, artwork, and silver. 882 Boston Post Road, Rye, NY 10580.
Wheels For Wishes
You can even donate your old car for charity. Wheels for Wishes helps benefits Make-A-Wish and supports local children in need. Qualified cars are towed, auctioned and/or recycled with the proceeds benefiting Make-A-Wish Hudson Valley.
Household Material Recovery Facility (Valhalla)
This facility accepts hazardous waste and other items from the home, all year long. The facility also takes chemicals and fluorescent bulbs that qualifies as a Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator (CESQG) on the first Thursday of every month. Call the Recycling Helpline at 914-813-5425 to set up an appointment. 15 Woods Road, Valhalla NY
Cell Phones For Soldiers
Cell Phones For Soldiers wants every military member and veteran to stay connected with their loved ones and get the support they need. This national nonprofit organization provides free communication services and emergency funding to active-duty military personnel and veterans. Families can donate cell phones at their nearest drop off location in Westchester. To find a location near you head to cellphonesforsoldiers.com.
Green Tree Textiles
Green Tree Textiles is changing the fashion industry by focusing on sustainability. They have years of experience and have kept hundreds of tons of textile waste out of landfills. By choosing Green Tree Textiles, you support a movement for conscious living. They accept various items to support their cause. This includes clothing like shirts, pants, and dresses, as well as shoes for all ages. They also welcome clothing accessories such as belts, scarves, and hats. Green Tree Textiles has several drop off locations throughout Westchester and to find locations near you, head to greentreetextiles.org.
Toys for Tots
The U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program helps bring joy to underprivileged children by collecting new, unwrapped toys during the holiday season and delivering them as Christmas gifts. This program not only provides toys but also offers hope and encouragement, helping raise responsible and patriotic citizens among less fortunate youth. Toys for Tots engages communities through toy collection and various events, raising awareness and support for its important mission. For more information head to westchester-county-ny.toysfortots.org.
The United Breast Cancer Foundation
The United Breast Cancer Foundation (UBCF) is a national nonprofit organization that started in 2000. Its goal is to help people affected by breast cancer. UBCF offers emotional and financial support, including education, assistance with early detection, and help covering surgery and treatment costs. They also support living expenses and provide essential items like clothing, shoes, personal care products, and mattresses. Additionally, UBCF offers help for children in need. Donations to UBCF support breast cancer patients, survivors, and their families.
UBCF accepts various donated items, including:
– Clothing for men, women, and children
– Clothing accessories like belts, handbags, ties, and hats
– Shoes for men, women, and children
– Household goods such as kitchenware
– Bedding and linens
– Electronics like TVs, laptops, and tablets
– Artwork and collectibles
– Toys, bikes, games, books (up to 5 boxes), and CDs.
To schedule donation pick ups head to breastcancerpickups.org.
