INC NEWS - Spring cleaning

Fri Mar 16 22:03:45 EDT 2007

Donating In-kind Items (including furniture and appliances) and Stores that
Resell Items as Fundraisers for Non-profit Organizations

This list gives a brief description of non-profit groups¹ purposes that
accept used things and new basic necessities (including their high priority
needs.) It may be possible to receive a tax deduction for your in-kind
donations. 

Pennies for Change Thrift Store  489-2681
1826 Chapel Hill Rd. (Durham)
Re-sale store run by the Durham Crisis Response Center.  The shop also
donates items to victims of domestic & sexual assault.
Desires:  cell phones (in working condition,) electronics, CDs, jewelry,
linens, dishes, house wares, small furniture, art, lamps, paper products and
clothes. Tuesday through Saturday
10 AM  5 PM.
www.durhamresponse.org <http://www.durhamresponse.org>

Genesis Home 683-5878  extension 22
300 N Queen (Durham)
Genesis Home works to end homelessness for families with children, and for
young people, by providing shelter and teaching the life skills that foster
independence. Since 1989, the agency has provided a safe, stable place where
families can come together, rebuild their lives, and prepare for permanent
housing in the community.
Desires: household cleaning items, linens, personal hygiene items, kitchen
utensils, cookware, larger appliances, mattresses, furniture, and
educational games and toys. NO clothing. Gift cards to Kroger and Target
Call first to be sure they can use what you would like to donate and are
available to receive drop offs.
www.genesishome.org <http://www.genesishome.org/>

Housing for New Hope  824-5148   682-3777   680-0371
Transitional housing with 3 separate houses for homeless single men & women.
Desires: blankets, clothes (especially underclothes, lingerie, extra large
thermal wear, gowns,) towels, washing detergent, toiletries, clothes hampers
and sometimes mattresses. Call first to be sure they can use what you would
like to donate. Pick up service available.
www.housingfornewhope.org/ <http://www.housingfornewhope.org/>

TROSA Furniture 682-1495
301 S. Duke St. (Durham)
Re-sale shop for TROSA only.
Desires:  home and office furniture in good condition, clothes (adult and
children), shoes, CDs, VHS tapes. Pick up service available.
trosafurniture at trosainc.org

Durham Interfaith Hospitality Network 682-2846
1216 N Roxboro St (Durham)
Homeless shelter for families.
Desires:  laundry detergent, diapers, kitchen, bedroom, household items and
paper products.
www.dihn.org <http://www.dihn.org/>

Durham Community Land Trustees  490-0063
1208 W Chapel Hill St. (Durham)
Affordable housing and neighborhood-friendly economic development.
Desires:  appliances, tools, home and office furnishings, and building
materials.  Call first for office to evaluate condition.
www.dclt.org <http://www.dclt.org/>

TROSA  419-1059 
1820 James St (Durham)
Drug and alcohol residential rehab center.
Desires:  computers w/ Pentium 3 or more, monitors 17² or more, furniture
and appliances in good condition, household items, mattresses and clothes.
Call first to be sure they can use what you would like to donate. Pick up
service available.
www.trosainc.org <http://www.trosainc.org>

Habitat Hand-Me-Ups Store  403-8668
3710 Shannon Rd. (next to the Post Office) (Durham)
A thrift store benefiting Habitat for Humanity in Durham and Orange
counties. 
Offers good-quality furniture and appliances that are in working order.
Pick up service available.
Tuesday - Saturday, 10 AM to 5 PM, Thursday 10 AM to 7 PM
http://www.hhmu.org/

Women-in-Action Clearinghouse 680-4575
539 Foster St (Durham)
Provide informational services and connect people to resources they need
(including emergency needs such as rent, utilities and medicine. Has
mediation program.
Desires: toiletries and clothes.  (Call first to see if diapers.)
www.durhammediationwia.com <http://www.durhammediationwia.com>

Threshold Clubhouse 682-4124
609 Gary St (Durham)
Rehabilitation program providing employment, education, socialization and
recreation opportunities to adults in Durham with severe mental illness.
Desires: adult clothes, kitchenware, linens and books. (Call first to see if
need furniture.)
www.thresholdclubhouse.org/ <http://www.thresholdclubhouse.org/>

Urban Ministers of Durham 682-0538 (extension 27)
412 Liberty St. (Durham)
Provides shelter, food, clothing, and supportive services to homeless,
hungry, and other people in need. Operates Community Shelter (with recovery
program for homeless people with addiction illnesses,) Community Kitchen,
Community Pantry and Community Closet.
Desires: towels, personal hygiene products, blankets, folding and/or
stacking chairs, non-perishable food. (Call first to see if accepting
furniture.) 
http://www.umdurham.org/

Durham County Library   560-0150
300 N. Roxboro Street, downtown Durham
The Friends of Durham County Library collects books, audiobooks, CDs and
videos year round for its book sales that are held three times a year.

Goodwill Industries of Eastern North Carolina
Store   4318 Garrett Rd. (Durham)  493-1182 (pick up for furniture)
Store   5267 N. Roxboro Rd. (Durham)  479-1141
Provides an environment for people to improve quality of their lives through
employment and learning opportunities with a focus on people with
disabilities.
Desires: gently used furniture, clothing, and household items --- anything
EXCEPT large appliances, mattresses, computers or monitors, exercise
equipment, building supplies or vehicles.  Pick up service available.
www.goodwillenc.org <http://www.goodwillenc.org/>      www.gcflearnfree.org
<http://www.gcflearnfree.org/>   (free computer classes)
www.gcfcommunityfoundation.org <http://www.gcfcommunityfoundation.org/>
www.gcfaprendagratis.org <http://www.gcfaprendagratis.org/>
www.goodwillenc.org/retail.html <http://www.goodwillenc.org/retail.html>

Thrift World  490-1444
Shoppes at Lakewood 2000 Chapel Hill Rd. (Durham)
Thrift World is a private company and contracts with Vietnam Veteran¹s of
America. 
Desires:  Clothes, household items, furniture, small appliances, bedding
(mattresses & linen,) antiques and jewelry.  Pick up service available.
www.americanwaythriftstores.com/ <http://www.americanwaythriftstores.com/>

Salvation Army Family Store 477-5457
124 Latta Rd  (Durham)
A store that benefits the Christian worldwide social service organization
with food drive and toys for tots programs. ³We help everywhere we can and
at every disaster with food and clothing.²
Desires: clothing, shoes, house wares, furniture, large appliances, books,
small electronics, canned goods and mattresses and box springs in good
condition. Pick up service available.
www.salvationarmysouth.org/NC.htm <http://www.salvationarmysouth.org/NC.htm>

SEEDS  683-1197 
706 Gilbert St (Durham)
Helps neighborhoods and communities create sustainable green spaces for
gardening, gathering and education.
Accepts select plants, bulbs and seeds (call first to see what needs are.)
www.seedsnc.org <http://www.seedsnc.org/>

SNAP-NC Spay-Neuter Assistance Program of NC  783-7627
PO Box 278  New Hill, NC 27562
Offers low cost spay and neutering services to central North Carolina.
Desires: bath towels, cleaning and office supplies. Accept items in good
condition for auction.
www.snap-nc.org/ <http://www.snap-nc.org/>

Durham Animal Protective Society (APS) 560-0640
2117 E. Club Blvd. (Durham)
Educates the public about the humane care and treatment of animals, promote
spay/neuter and encourage the adoption of homeless animals.
Desires: bedding, old towels, blankets, leashes, collars, crates/carriers,
cleaning supplies, pet food, flea/tick preventatives (Frontline or
Advantage) and toys.
Here are a couple of links to the complete list of how to help:
Wish List - APS of Durham <http://www.apsofdurham.org/help/wishlist.html>
Other Ways to Help - APS of Durham
<http://www.apsofdurham.org/help/other.html>

Triangle Freecycle 
The goal of Freecycle(tm)is to reduce waste in landfills. Freecycle(tm)
Durham North Carolina is open to local individuals who want to recycle that
special item rather than throw it away. Whether you're looking to discard or
acquire an item, Freecycle(tm)Durham NC is the way to do it, as long as it's
FREE --- no trades or bartering!  The understanding is that the taker will
pick up.  To sign up for the yahoo e-mail list go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FreecycleDurhamNC/

(updated) Durham¹s Great American Clean Up 2007, formerly known as the
Spring Clean & Swap 560-4611 or 560-1200
Durham Transfer Station
2115 E. Club   (Durham)
City of Durham residents can bring items (that are still of use to someone
else --- that are in working order) to be swapped or donated to Durham
County dump. Acceptable items include fixable and reusable home items,
office items, appliances, tools and toys and can be dropped at the SWAP area
at the Waste disposal & Recycling Center.  No clothes. No person may take
more than 3 large items from the SWAP before 1 pm.

Yard Waste, bulky items (such as broken appliances or furniture, tires (ff
rims only) and miscellaneous junk can be disposed of at the Waste Disposal &
Recycling Center.

No shingles.  No household hazardous waste (HHW) will be accepted at the
above site.

Saturday Saturday March 17, Saturday March 24 & Saturday March 31  8 a.m. 
3 p.m

Laura Drey 

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