Spring is the perfect excuse to finally tackle that corner of the basement, the closet that stopped closing two years ago, or the furniture that’s been waiting for “someday.” And if you’re in Baltimore, someday can come with a pretty meaningful upside — because this city has some truly standout organizations that will put your donated items directly to work in the community.
Before you haul anything to the dumpster, consider donating instead. From furniture banks to architectural salvage, Baltimore’s donation scene is one of the most varied and impactful in the country.
If you’re looking to donate items in Baltimore this spring, here’s where to start.
If you have items you’re looking to donate to charity, but they’re too big to bring in yourself or you simply don’t have the time to donate them, ReSupply can help! We offer convenient donation pickup, with pick-ups available within 24 hours! Click the button below to schedule your donation pickup today!
Where to Donate Items in Baltimore
Whether you’re clearing out a rowhouse in Hampden or a full home in the suburbs, these Baltimore organizations are ready to put your items to good use.
Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake
Goodwill of the Chesapeake operates retail stores and donation centers across the Baltimore area, accepting a wide range of gently used items. Proceeds fund job training, employment services, and community programs for people overcoming barriers to work right here in the region. Drop off at any of their convenient locations — no appointment needed. They also partner with ReSupply for convenient next-day donation pickup for items of any size and in any condition.
A few Baltimore locations:
- 715 S. Broadway Street, Baltimore, MD 21231 (Fells Point)
- 3101 Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21218 (Waverly)
- 7928 Eastern Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21224 (Eastpoint)
- 6255-B Kenwood Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21237 (Kenwood)
Find a location near you: link here.
Schedule a pickup: click here.
Accepts: clothing, shoes, accessories, small furniture (wooden chairs, tables, dining sets), household goods, small appliances, cookware
Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake ReStore
Habitat Chesapeake’s ReStores accept furniture, appliances, cabinets, and building materials, with proceeds going directly toward building affordable housing in Baltimore City and surrounding counties. They have five locations across the metro area and offer a Salvage Service program — they’ll come to you for qualifying donations, making it easy to offload larger items without the hassle of a trip across town. They also partner with ReSupply for convenient next-day donation pickup for items of any size and in any condition.
ReStore drop off locations:
- 8909 McGaw Ct, Columbia, MD 21045 (Columbia)
- 505 Kane St, Baltimore, MD 21224 (Dundalk)
- 595 E. Ordnance Rd, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 (Glen Burnie)
- 3741 Commerce Dr #311, Halethorpe, MD 21227 (Halethorpe)
- 7 W Aylesbury Rd, Timonium, MD 21093 (Timonium)
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Accepts: furniture, appliances, cabinets, building materials, home goods (items must be in gently used, sellable condition)
Second Chance, Inc.
Second Chance is one of Baltimore’s most unique donation destinations — and one of its most beloved. Located in South Baltimore, they specialize in architectural salvage and high-quality furniture, rescuing everything from antique doors and stained glass to chandeliers, mantels, and vintage home décor. Their work keeps irreplaceable pieces out of landfills while training and employing people from the local community. They accept an unusually wide range of items and offer free pickup for many donations. They also partner with ReSupply for convenient next-day donation pickup for items of any size and in any condition.
Drop-off location: 1700 Ridgely St, Baltimore, MD 21230 (bring items to “Bay 8” at the warehouse)
Donation drop-off hours: Mon–Sun, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM
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Accepts: furniture, lamps, rugs, art, home décor, appliances, fixtures (sinks, tubs, vanities), architectural salvage (doors, windows, mantels, stained glass, lumber), tools, garden items, and much more
Baltimore Furniture Bank
Founded in 2017 and now operating out of a 12,500-square-foot warehouse in the Woodberry neighborhood, Baltimore Furniture Bank provides donated furniture and household goods to families and individuals exiting homelessness, domestic violence shelters, or other crises — at no cost to them. They accept gently used furniture, lamps, household goods, artwork, mirrors, flat-screen TVs, and small appliances, and have a high need for bed frames, mattresses, and box springs. They also partner with ReSupply for next-day, at-home donation pickups (Mon–Sat) delivered directly to the Furniture Bank.
Drop-off location: Warehouse dock in the Woodberry neighborhood (drop-offs available in limited areas — submit a request to confirm)
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Accepts: furniture, lamps, household goods, artwork, mirrors, flat-screen TVs, small appliances, bed frames, mattresses and box springs (mattresses must be in good condition with no rips, stains, or tears — no king-size beds)
Why Donate Items Locally in Baltimore?
When you donate items in Baltimore, they stay in the community — landing in the homes of neighbors who genuinely need them. In a city where so many people are working hard to build stability, a donated couch or a set of dishes can make a real difference.
There’s an environmental case too. According to the EPA, Americans send over 12 million tons of furniture to landfills every year, and much of that is perfectly usable. Donating even a single piece keeps it in circulation and supports the organizations putting in the work every day.
Furniture, Clothing & Household Goods You Can Donate in Baltimore
Not sure if your items are worth donating? The answer is almost always yes. Baltimore 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 Baltimore charities — including Goodwill of the Chesapeake — accept working electronics, DVDs, video games, and books. When in doubt, call ahead to confirm.
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The Easiest Way to Donate Items in Baltimore
Baltimore has incredible donation options, but between figuring out what each organization accepts, coordinating drop-offs, and loading your car, the process can still feel like a project. That’s where ReSupply comes in.
ReSupply partners with local Baltimore charities 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 Baltimore charity ready to put it to good use.
