Where Can I Drop Off Thrift Items in San Bernardino Ca

Hello Friends and Neighbors!

Let's be honest -- every once in a while we clean out our closet or garage, right?

And during the holiday season, many of us end up with a surplus of "things" around the house, meaning it's time to usher out the old in favor of the new.

Getting rid of last season's clothing, old furniture, shoes we no longer wear and other items can become a hassle. And what do we do with the bags? Donating your goods to your local donation center benefits an individual and or family in numerous ways.

Check out our Donation Centers Guide for ways in which you can donate items or funds to help your community.

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MULTIPLE LOCATIONS DONATION CENTERS

3 Way Thrift Store - A registered 501-3C nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible. See website for ways to donate.

Angel View Resale Shop – Helping children and adults with disabilities reach their maximum potential, Angel View relies heavily on grants and donations. See website for ways to donate.

Deseret Industries – Thrift store and donaction center. Donations are accepted year-round Monday through Saturday. See website for ways to donate.

Goodwill – Goodwill Southern California's mission is to transform lives through the power of work. Goodwill Industries serves individuals with disabilities and disadvantages, as well as businesses, by providing education, training, work experience and job placement service. See website for ways to donate.

New Life Resale Boutiques - Dedicated staff and volunteers serve more than 175,000 hot meals annually and provide shelter to thousands of men and women with children. Food, clothing, and showers are also provided for those who do not shelter with us. See website for ways to donate.

Oasis - Offers new and used furniture, mattresses and electronic items. Oasis take donations of almost anything. See website for ways to donate.

Savers - Savers is about helping others throughout the community.See website for ways to donate.

The Salvation Army – The Salvation Army's mission is to feed, to clothe, to comfort and to care -- and to rebuild broken homes and broken lives. Donations of funds and items are welcome at collection centers and online. See website for ways to donate.

Teen Challenge International – Non-profit organization that relies entirely on the generous donations, funding and volunteer efforts of the community. See website for ways to donate.

Looking for other ways to donate? Click here for our Thrift Shop Guide

BIG BEAR DONATION CENTER

Doves of Big Bear Valley - DOVES serves as a community resource for ending domestic violence through varies programs. Donationtrucks pick up items several times a week. Call the thrift store to make an appointment.See website for ways to donate.

CHINO HILLS DONATION CENTER

Boys Republic Thrift Shop – Private, nonprofit, nonsectarian school and treatment community for youngsters. See website for ways to donate.

CLAREMONT DONATION CENTER

DeeLux - DeeLux buys, sells, and trades men's and women's clothes and shoes, along with an assortment of new clothes, accessories and gifts. See website for ways to donate.

House of Ruth, Inc. – Provides life-saving services to assist families victimized by domestic violence. See website for ways to donate.

HESPERIA DONATION CENTER

Thrift it Forward - If you have some things laying around the house and want to donate them give Thift it Forward a call. Donations can be dropped off during business hours or pick up. See website for ways to donate.

LA VERNE DONATION CENTER

Haynes Family of Programs – Provides specialized treatment and educational services to children with special needs relating to emotional development, autism, Asperger's Disorder, learning disabilities, neglect and abandonment. See website for ways to donate.

LOMA LINDA DONATION CENTER

Re:Live Thrift -Re:Live Thrift receives donations from the community and sells them, using the cash generated to support local ministries and individuals in need. See website for ways to donate.

MENTONE DONATION CENTER

Angel's Closet Charities – Collects and distributes new and gently used school clothes, formal attire, business attire, graduation caps and gowns, accessories and toiletries. See website for ways to donate.

MURRIETA DONATION CENTER

2nd Hand Treasures - Provides assistance with clothing and household goods. Resources are provided at low or no cost to residents of Murrieta, Winchester and the French Valley corridor. See website for ways to donate.

ONTARIO DONATION CENTER

Mariposa Community Services, Inc. – Serving the needs of the homeless in the Inland Empire. See website for ways to donate.

POMONA DONATION CENTER

Inland Valley Hope Partners – Serves people in need by providing food, shelter and supportive services. See website for ways to donate.

REDLANDS DONATION CENTERS

Inland Empire Residential Centers – Provides residential services for male children ages 6-17. Serves children who are court dependents, educational placements, and voluntary placements with various emotional and behavior diagnoses. See website for ways to donate.

Family Services Association of Redlands – Assists the homeless, at-risk homeless and low income residents by providing basic needs such as food, housing, and clothing. See website for ways to donate.

YouthHope Foundation – Provides hot, nutritious meals for the youth and access to food pantry and clothing closet. Case management services are also available and access to YouthHope programs and services. See website for ways to donate.

RIVERSIDE DONATION CENTERS

Habitat for Humanity ReStore – Operates as a non-profit home improvement outlet that sells donated products and goods to support the home ownership mission of Habitat for Humanity, Riverside. Drop off donations are accepted Monday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. See website for ways to donate.

Savvy Chick Kids Consignment – Get rid of the clutter and make extra cash on your kids' unused and outgrown items. See website for ways to donate.

SAN BERNARDINO DONATION CENTERSInland Empire Lighthouse for the Blind – A place where adults and children who are visually impaired can receive training. Accepts anything in good, clean, working condition. See website for ways to donate.

The Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley – Helps prevent cruelty and neglect to animals, educate children and all members of the community about animal welfare issues. See website for ways to donate.

Friends of the Library – A body of volunteers committed to supporting the county library system reach its service and program goals. See website for ways to donate.

Santa Claus, Inc. – Provides critical assistance to children in the Inland Empire by supporting and strengthening the family unit through community-based programs. See website for ways to give.

Time for Change Foundation – Works to create self-sufficiency and thriving communities. See website for ways to donate.

Helping Hands Pantry – Provides meals to the community. The only food pantry in the San Bernardino area that is open seven days a week and does not turn away anyone. See website for ways to donate.

UPLAND DONATION CENTERS

Foothill Family Shelter – Numerous ways to support Foothill Family Shelter and the homeless families in the community. Items in need: nonperishable food, household supplies, toiletries, diapers/wipes and baby wipes, gift cards, furniture and more. See website for ways to donate.

2^nd Chance Thrift Shop – Donations, purchases, and assistance support the care and adoption of animals at the Upland Animal Shelter. See website for ways to donate.

Where Can I Drop Off Thrift Items in San Bernardino Ca

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