Spring in Denver is a chance to refresh, and that means spring cleaning. From decluttering to cleaning out the garage to turning over the closet, there’s plenty to do to get ready for warmer weather.
Once spring cleaning is done, you don’t have to throw items out. Local charities will take those items, and put them toward their mission. Several charities even offer free donation pickup services, so you don’t have to load everything into your car.
If you’re looking to donate items in Denver this spring, here’s where to start.
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Where to Donate Items in Denver
Whether you’re clearing out a studio or a full townhouse, these ReSupply partnered Denver-area organizations are ready to put your items to good use.
Bud’s Warehouse
Bud’s Warehouse is a retail store for home improvement, and provides second chance job training. It accepts donations of gently-used home improvement items from homeowners. Items are sold at 70% of retail prices, and every purchase funds the job training program.
Location: 13280 E. Mississippi Ave., Aurora, CO 80012
Hours: 10AM-6PM, Mon.-Sat.
Items Accepted: Kitchen Cabinets, Windows, Doors, Bathroom Vanities, Tubs, Appliances, Furniture, Building Materials, Paint
Schedule a Pickup: 720-965-1266, https://donor.resupplyapp.com/spec/charity/698
Schedule a donation pickup for Bud’s Warehouse today →
Goodwill of Colorado
Goodwill of Colorado operates retail stores across Denver, Aurora, Boulder, and beyond. Proceeds fund job training, employment placement, and career services for people in the region facing barriers to work. Drop off clothing, household goods, and furniture at any of their locations — no appointment needed. They also partner with ReSupply for convenient next-day donation pickup for items of any size and in any condition.
Denver & Boulder locations:
- Belleview Store & Donation Center | 14400 E. Belleview Ave., Aurora
- Havana Store & Donation Center | 10590 E. Colfax Ave., Aurora
- Iliff Store & Donation Center | 15509 E. Iliff Ave., Aurora
- Tower Store & Donation Center | 18355 E. 35th Pl., Aurora
- Smoky Hill Donation Center | 22880 E. Smoky Hill Rd., Aurora
- Lake Arbor Store & Donation Center | 7547 W. 80th Ave., Arvada
- McIntyre Store & Donation Center | 6340 McIntyre Pkwy., Arvada
- Boulder Store & Donation Center | 1741 28th Street, Boulder
- Boulder Donation Center | 3043 Walnut St., Boulder
- Archer Store & Donation Center | 21 S. Broadway, Denver
- Bear Valley Store & Donation Center | 3100 S. Sheridan Blvd. #J, Denver
- Central Park (formerly Stapleton) Store & Donation Center | 7797 E. 36th Ave., Denver
- Cherry Creek (Leetsdale) Store & Donation Center | 5000 Leetsdale Dr., Denver
- Monaco Store & Donation Center | 6435 E. Hampden Ave., Denver
- Federal Outlet | 6850 Federal Blvd., Denver
- Déjà Blue Boutique | 303 University Blvd., Denver
- Clayton Donation Center | 575 Clayton St., Denver
- Goodwill Administrative Offices – Denver | 6850 Federal Blvd., Denver
- Kearney Outlet | 4355 Kearney St, Denver
- Coal Mine Store & Donation Center | 6710 S. Pierce St., Littleton
- County Line Store & Donation Center | 161 W. County Line Rd., Littleton
- Simms Store & Donation Center | 11561 W. Hialeah Pl., Littleton
- Wadsworth Store & Donation Center | 1450 S. Wadsworth Blvd., Lakewood
- Highlands Ranch Store & Donation Center | 8585 S. Poplar Way, Highlands Ranch
- Highlands Ranch Donation Center | 9579 S. University Blvd., Suite 250, Highlands Ranch
- Thornton Store & Donation Center | 770 E. 104th Ave., Thornton
- Golden Store & Donation Center | 17722 S. Golden Rd., Golden
Find a location near you: https://goodwillcolorado.org/shop/locations/
Accepts: clothing, books, electronics, household items, furniture
Schedule your donation pickup for Goodwill of Colorado→
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver ReStore
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver ReStore accepts new and gently used furniture, appliances, building materials, and household goods, with all proceeds supporting affordable homebuilding across Metro Denver, and offer donation pickup for items you can’t easily transport yourself. They also partner with ReSupply for convenient next-day donation pickup for items of any size and in any condition.
ReStore locations:
- Denver: 70 Rio Grande Blvd., Denver, CO 80223
- Littleton: 7890 W. Quincy Ave., Littleton, CO 80123, (Between Walmart and Costco)
- Arvada: 5045 N Robb St., Suite 200,, Arvada, CO 80004
- Aurora: 1640 S. Abilene St. H, Aurora, CO 80012
Donation drop-off hours: Mon–Sun., 10:00 AM–5:30 PM
Schedule a pickup: https://donor.resupplyapp.com/start/charity/42
Accepts: furniture, appliances, building materials, household goods (no clothing, mattresses, or damaged upholstery)
Schedule your donation pickup for Habitat Denver ReStore →
Why Donate Items Locally in Denver?
When you donate items in Denver, they stay in the community — going to neighbors who need them and to programs that create real economic opportunity in the region. In a city where the cost of living puts pressure on so many families, every donated item carries genuine weight.
There’s an environmental dimension too. According to the EPA, Americans send over 12 million tons of furniture to landfills every year, and much of it is still in perfectly usable condition. Clothing waste tells a similar story — the average American throws away about 80 pounds of textiles annually. Choosing to donate rather than discard is one of the simplest ways to make a positive impact this spring.
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Furniture, Clothing & Household Goods You Can Donate in Denver
Not sure if your items are worth donating? The answer is almost always yes. Metro Denver charities accept a wide range of gently used goods — here’s a quick breakdown of what’s typically welcome:
Furniture Sofas, loveseats, armchairs, dining tables and chairs, bed frames, headboards, dressers, bookshelves, and desks. Most organizations accept furniture in gently used condition — a few scuffs are fine, but items should be structurally sound and free of major stains or damage.
Clothing & Accessories All seasons of adult and children’s clothing, shoes, boots, handbags, belts, and accessories. Clean and wearable is the main bar — donation centers aren’t dry cleaners, but most items in average condition are happily accepted.
Household Goods Kitchenware, dishes, pots and pans, small appliances, lamps, mirrors, artwork, bedding, towels, and décor. If it was useful in your home, chances are it’ll be useful in someone else’s.
Electronics & Books Many Denver charities accept working electronics, DVDs, video games, and books. When in doubt, call ahead to confirm.
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Schedule a Donation Pickup in Denver Through ReSupply Today
Even with great organizations nearby, figuring out drop-off hours, loading your car, and driving across town can make donating feel more complicated than it needs to be. That’s where ReSupply comes in.
ReSupply partners with local Denver charities — including Habitat of Metro Denver— and handles the entire donation pickup process for you. Schedule a time, and we’ll connect your items with an organization that needs them. Even if it’s just a bag of clothes or a box of books, ReSupply can pick up small items too — often in an hour or less.
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This spring, your clutter can become someone else’s fresh start. Whether it’s a piece of furniture, a bag of clothes, or a box of kitchen supplies, there’s a Denver charity ready to put it to good use.
