Furniture Bank

8 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from August 26, 2019
  

  clearlysoprincess asked:

  Furnishing apartment on a budget? I’m very new to this whole living by yourself thing and I’m trying to furnish my new apartment but everything on IKEA and Walmart is pretty frickin expensive. I want to try local stores but don’t know where to start with. Here’s the stuff I’m looking for: -rugs (pls also suggest alternatives to flooring apart from rugs) - desk -chair -art

  

  grohlog replied:

  https://www.furniturebank.org/

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• Referral from November 2, 2016
  

  jbsmith asked:

  Does anyone know a family/person in need? We have a couch and a Queen sized bed with bed frame to give away. #Toronto

  

  Julie W. replied:

  I've never used it but once shared a taxi w/ someone from Furniture Bank and it seemed awesome/reputable http://www.furniturebank.org/

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• Referral from October 25, 2016
  

  Charlene D. asked:

  I need to move my old couch out before my new couch gets delivered tomorrow. Anyone know of someone who does this kind of job ?

  

  Nicole P. replied:

  If it is in good enough condition, you can donate to the furniture bank - http://www.furniturebank.org/

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• Referral from March 4, 2016
  

  Katie L. asked:

  Hi everyone! I work for a local non profit and wondering if anyone knows of any furniture stores that donates furniture (new not used) or provides discount prices/grants for items for charities. Any suggestions would be super helpful!

  

  Zuzu D. replied:

  You might want to try furniturebank.org or if your agency is a Unitade Way member they have used furniture available

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• Referral from May 21, 2015
  

  Michelle O. asked:

  Hey Guys, I have a number of things I want to give away or donate from home renos; sliding doors with tracks, mirror, top half of a nice china cabinet, fronts of kitchen cabinet doors. But I can't find anywhere to accept them. Tried Habitat, Diebetes, etc. but they all want smaller items. Any recommendations? Hate seeing it get tossed.

  

  Julio C. replied:

  Furniture Bank will take your larger items. I donated 2 sofas to them last year. They picked them up, and I got a taxable donation receipt: http://www.furniturebank.org/

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• Referral from April 20, 2015
  

  Erin K. asked:

  Someone posted a company that picks up furniture for the needy and I can't find it... Help?

  

  Savoy H. replied:

  furniturebank.org

  

  Glennis W. replied:

  The Furniture Bank is a great organization. You do pay them a fee but you get a tax receipt for part of it. Your furniture will go to needy people.

  

  Sarah B. replied:

  Furniture Bank. You get a tax receipt for the value of the furniture. You do have to pay for pickup but the people being employed are also being served by the organization so essentially, you are helping x 2.

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