Accepts donations of new and gently used items for children, youth, and young adults including: - Boots - Hats - Mittens - Snow pants - Socks - Underwear - Winter coats Donations are distributed at no cost to participating low-income families who have children attending school in the district.

Accepts new or gently used donations, such as the following: - Blankets and pillows, new or unused items - Clothing for all seasons for men, women, and children depending on items available - Footwear for men, women, and children - New underwear and personal care items. Travel sized shampoo, razors, and shaving cream are provided. - Outerwear such as coats, hats, gloves, scarves, and boots depending on items available - Twin-sized linens and bath towels Items that cannot be used: - Appliances - Baby seats or strollers - Computers - Durable medical equipment - Housewares such as kitchen items, lamps, or furniture - Televisions - Used toys, pillows, and blankets

The goals of the Family Development programs are to assist families in crisis situations, meet basic needs, and to strive towards and maintain self-sufficiency Services may include: Food programs - Food shelf vouchers Application assistance - Food support - Health insurance - Social security benefits Seasonal - School supply distribution - Winter clothing - Food baskets - Toys and holiday gifts to families in need Outreach and referrals to - Budgeting - Housing - Medical services - Parenting education - Transportation

Provides a clothing closet of new or secondhand clothing. Also, accepts donations of gently used items. Items offered: - Adults and children's clothing - Necessities based on available resources - Household items - Limited school supplies - Winter gear or winter clothing

Thrift store with a full range of inventory including: - Low-cost, donated seasonally appropriate clothing for women, men, and children - Household goods, appliances, kitchenware, and furniture - Items such as cribs and changing tables are sometimes available - Books, toys, games, and jewelry - Sports equipment, bikes, and other usable items - Computers and computer monitors - Volunteer opportunities Does not accept tires, TVs, or any item that has been exposed to mold, mildew or cigarette smoke. For a complete list of donations accepted, visit website.

Grace Place provides a thrift store offering baby clothing, limited supplies of maternity clothing, children and adult clothing, baby equipment, furniture, household goods, and crafts supplies. The store is run by volunteers and proceeds fund Grace Place programs. The store accepts gently used clothing, household items and furniture (please note that furniture is accepted by appointment only). Families in the Outreach Program are able to select 6 items per month from the store at no charge and also have access to personal hygiene and household cleaning supplies at no charge.

Provides free clothing and household items. Donations Accepted: - Conditioner - Dental Floss - Deodorant - Diapers - Dish soap - Food - Kleenex - Paper Towels - Shampoo - Toothbrushes - Toothpaste

Offers several thrift store locations. The thrift stores: - Accepts donations of clean usable clothing, household items, furniture, and some appliances that are clean, usable, and in good condition. Tax Receipts are available for donations in good, usable condition. - Sell used clothing, books, and small household items at a reduced price

Provides a thrift store at three locations and offers daily specials. Victims may be eligible for a voucher at the thrift store to obtain clothing, household goods, and furniture items. Accepts donated items such as bedding/linens, books, movies, music/CDs, clothing, furniture, home decor, household appliances, jewelry, kitchen appliances, seasonal items, sporting goods, toys, and games. Items not accepted are baby furniture, televisions, computers, office printers, large appliances, mattresses, sleeper sofas, textbooks, exercise equipment, and items that are broken or non-working.

Donations Accepted for Relationship Building Services: These toys and games can be used to help caregivers and children connect, build a bond and help the child talk about their feelings. Can visit the Amazon wish list for specifc items that are needed: https://a.co/fjh1W7j - Art supplies including markers, modeling clay, non-toxic paint, pipe cleaners, etc. - Baby dolls of diverse ethnicities and accessories including bottle, bed, etc. - Doll house families of various cultural backgrounds - Multicultural books - especially those about emotions - Play food, plates, pots, etc. - Play-Doh - Playmobil toys including ambulances, fire trucks, hospital, pirate ships, police cars and schools - Puppets and/or stuffed animals including bunnies, crocodiles, mice, puppies, sharks and turtles - Simple games including Candyland, Checkers, Connect 4, Jenga, Mancala, etc. - Small drums and other small musical instruments - Small plastic animals including crocodiles, dinosaurs, domestic animals, sharks, wild animals, etc. - Small toy cars - Toy doctor kits Donations Accepted to Support Families - Diapers - Family size boxes of facial tissue - Gift cards to retail stores such as Target or Walmart and gas stations, grocery stores, etc. - Personal care items

Provides students, families, and community members with access to information and support from community agencies addressing basic needs such as food, clothing, energy assistance, shelter, and healthcare. The resource rooms maintain limited supplies of clothing, personal household items, and food for immediate access. They accept donations of winter gear (coats, gloves, mittens, hats, scarves), sweatpants, socks, t-shirts, and gift cards (Visa, Target, Walmart, gas, Cub Foods, etc.).

Offers support with emergency food and connections to other community resources in Apple Valley, Lakeville, Rosemount, Farmington, and Burnsville. Accepts donations of fresh produce, baby diapers and wipes, household and personal care items.

Thrift stores in southeastern Minnesota where individuals can find clothing, furniture, household goods, and more. Item donations help fund local programming.

- Accepts household items and clothing and provides tax deductions to the extent allowed by law - Arrangements made for any special needs - Clothing, housewares, furniture, toys, books, linens, small electronics, and other items for sale - Provides volunteer opportunities and special incentives for volunteers. Volunteers are needed to help sort donations, hang clothes, assist customers, etc.

Accepts donated adult and children's clothing and household items including kitchenware, linens, books, and CDs, which are available for sale to the community. Provides merchandise at thrift store prices. Assistance with the cost of purchases is available through case management staff. Volunteer opportunities are also available.

Pro-life services include: - Free pregnancy testing - Confidential counseling - Adoption information - Educational resources - Emotional support - Maternity and infant supplies - Financial, housing, and child care assistance referrals - Earn-While-You-Learn programs - Post-abortion counseling and support - Pro- life counseling

- Located 2.3 miles south of Target on Highway 169 (east side of road) - Donations of Clothing can be taken to the Service Center at this time - They will accept clothing and other merchandise as there is room available to store it - Emergency Food Boxes on site - Please call for larger items to donate

- Thrift store that sells new and gently used clothing and household items to the public with all proceeds supporting the programs and services of Hasting Family Service - Emergency clothing vouchers are available once per season and vouchers for household items are available once annually at no cost to those in need - Accepts donations of clean, gently used clothing, small household items, games, toys, accessories, and books - Furniture Bank: Resource list of offers of donated furniture/household items too large to bring to the store that is available to customers to find items they need. Furniture and larger items are not accepted at the thrift store.

Provides a thrift store at three locations and offers daily specials. Victims may be eligible for a voucher at the thrift store to obtain clothing, household goods, and furniture items. Accepts donated items such as bedding/linens, books, movies, music/CDs, clothing, furniture, home decor, household appliances, jewelry, kitchen appliances, seasonal items, sporting goods, toys, and games. Items not accepted are baby furniture, televisions, computers, office printers, large appliances, mattresses, sleeper sofas, textbooks, exercise equipment, and items that are broken or non-working.

Volunteer and donation programs that assist Hennepin County staff in addressing special needs of Hennepin County Human Services and Public Health Department clients. Services include: - Volunteer opportunities depending on availability serving children, youth, adults, low-income families, seniors, and people with disabilities based on a specific area of interest or expertise - Accepts financial or material donations towards targeted needs of the less fortunate in the community such as hygiene kits, toiletries, socks, shoes, blankets, and monetary donations

Offers several thrift store locations. The thrift stores: - Accepts donations of clean usable clothing, household items, furniture, and some appliances that are clean, usable, and in good condition. Tax Receipts are available for donations in good, usable condition. - Sell used clothing, books, and small household items at a reduced price

Non-profit organization that sells and accepts donations of gently used clothing, furniture, and household items - Offers employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities - Volunteer opportunities available ??All sales proceeds help fund employment for adults with disabilities. Call to ask about donations.

Offers four thrift shop locations that vary in items available for purchase. All proceeds return to STEP. Fire Starters and Hand-Loomed Rugs - Always available for purchase in-store or online - Bulk purchasing options available - Made from recycled materials like denim, fabric scraps, and newsprint Gently Used Clothing - Accepting accessories - Accepting adult and children's clothing Household Items - Decorative items and pictures - Glassware and cookware - Small, working kitchen appliances Other Recyclables: These items are used in Fire Starters, rugs, and other projects: - Candles - Craft supplies - Denim jeans - Newsprint - Thread - Toilet paper rolls Recyclable Fabrics: Fabric must be clean but can be torn or stained. Materials are repurposed into rugs, fire starters, or sold to other organizations. Toys and Games - Board games - Children's books - Puzzles - Toys Donations that are not accepted: - Car seats - Cribs - Electronics - Large furniture - Mattresses

- Clothing for all ages - Small household items such as kitchen items and linens - Accepts donations of new and used seasonally appropriate clothing and household items in clean and good condition

Offers free services such as: - Life coaches who can help make positive life changes - Medical services to confirm and evaluate early pregnancy. These services include free pregnancy testing and free limited obstetrical ultrasound services. - Parenting support during pregnancy such as an Earn While You Learn program. This program offers customized one-on-one classes with a mentor. Families or individuals choose the classes that fill gaps in their knowledge of pregnancy and/or parenting. With each class taken, families or individuals earn Baby Bucks to get all-new baby supplies and equipment from the agency's Boutique. - Pregnancy options consultation including abortion, parenting, or making an adoption plan. - Post-abortion healing alongside a caring mentor - Referrals to resources - Sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing services