No broken or in-need-of-repair furniture.No CRT, video projector DLP, or rear projection TVs.No sofa beds, reclining sofas or loveseats.No large appliances: refrigerators, freezers, washer & dryer, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, water heaters, trash compactor, stoves & ovens.No automotive waste: batteries, antifreeze, tires, oil, additives, parts, etc.No household chemicals: pesticides, paint products, drain & oven cleaners and any environmentally-unfriendly waste products.No cribs (manufactured before June 2011), bassinets, infant walkers, highchairs, bunkbeds, bath seats, bed rails, play yards, toy chests: THAT DOES NOT MEET THE CURRENT SAFETY STANDARDS.CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION: 1-80 or All products recalled by the CPSC, U.S.We’re a proud partner with National Council of Jewish Women.
Best place to donate clothes free#
Your in-kind donations allow our clients to start over and to live a life free of abuse. Excess items are sold to the public where proceeds help underwrite our victim programs and services. In some cases that might be clothing, furniture, or shoes and toys for their children. Our clients shop at Thrifty Threads free-of-charge for items needed to recover and to establish new beginnings. We accept donations of gently used clothing for men, women and children along with household goods including linens, furniture, books, toys, and small appliances. 91 percent of our clients live at, or below, the federal poverty threshold so replacing items isn’t possible. When they arrive at our shelter doors the clothes they have on may be everything they have in the world. That means they leave most of their personal belongings behind. When someone makes a decision to leave an abusive relationship they don’t always have a lot of time to plan, or pack. Your gently used clothes, home goods and furniture can help survivors and benefit The Julian Center. Thrifty Threads is a thrift store and donation center owned and operated by The Julian Center.
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