Accepts donations of the following items in new and used condition: clothing, small appliances in working condition, bedding/linen, furniture, kitchenware (cookware, dishes, silverware). Donated items are resold, as well as, donated to families in need.

Provides a thrift store that sells second hand clothes, kitchenware goods, and used furniture. Accepts donations of these items from the community, and does estate buyouts. With some restrictions, offers free pickup for donations and delivery of merchandise.

Accepts donations of used computers. Donations are either recycled or sold in the agency's retail stores.

Accepts donations of non-perishable food items (canned food, dry goods, etc.), as well as donations of personal care and household cleaning products (soap, detergent, toiletries, etc.). Donations are then distributed free of charge to those in need.

Offers hot meal weekly for New Carlisle area

Thrift Shop and drop-off location for donated items.

Accepts donations of new and used building materials and supplies, small and large appliances (seven yrs old or newer), and household, gardening, and work tools and equipment. All items must be in working condition. Will consider salvaging items from homes that are going to be demolished. Donated items are resold.

Provides a hot, nutritious, lunchtime meal everyday of the week. Doors open at 11am for individuals and families with children, and lunch is served through 1:15pm. Everyone is welcome and there are no restrictions on who can access services. Our goal is to provide compassionate and caring responses to anyone in need of a hot meal. Bathroom facilities and drinking fountains on site.

Accepts donations of new and used computers, office equipment, such as copies, sports equipment, DVDs/CDs, and household and gardening tools. Accepts donations of new office supplies, arts and crafts supplies, and school supplies. Donated new items are sometimes raffled off but otherwise are not resold.

Accepts donations of children's, baby, and maternity clothing, baby food and formula, diapers and pull-ups, baby toiletry items (shampoo, lotion, powder, bath soap, nail clippers, Q-tips, cotton balls, etc.). Also accepts new and like-new toys for children up to five years old; toys must be clean. Donated items are never resold.

Accepts donations of items for youth, including new arts and crafts supplies and school supplies, new and used sports equipment, toys, videos, DVDs and CDs, as well as tickets to special events. Donated items are never resold.

Accepts donations of new building materials and supplies and office supplies and new and used household, gardening, and work tools and equipment in working condition. Donated items are never resold.

Provides clothing and household items.

Plans, coordinates, and develops services for older adults. Provides funds by contracting with organizations that provide direct services to older adults and people under 60 with a disability. Monitors contracted providers and advocates for needs of older adults. Programs include: Senior Community Services, Family Caregiver Support, Passport, Assisted Living Waiver, Ohio Home Care Waiver, Specialized Recovery Services, Senior Farmer's Market Program, Wellness Programs, Long-term Care Ombudsman.

Drop-off location for donated items for Thrift Store. During store hours, you can pull right up and drop off your donations and receive a tax receipt from a Goodwill representative.

Accepts donations of new and gently used items. Donated items are resold in the agency's thrift store. Accepts: small appliances, clothing, books, media (DVDs, CDs, VHS, etc.), kitchen ware, toys, sports equipment, musical instruments, bedding and linens. Does not accept large appliances or mattresses.

Provides food for those who need it. Food boxes include fresh produce, hygiene supplies and $5.00 voucher towards purchases at Springfield Goodwill Stores.

Thirft store that has clothing, household goods, kitchenware, and furniture for sale. Can donate clothing, household goods, kitchenware, and computers. * For Elizabeth Clark Fund, application must be completed at Salvation Army Kroc Center.

Accepts the following types of donations: New or gently-used girls' and women's size clothing (including running shoes) and office supplies,

Accepts donations of new and arts and crafts supplies and plant and gardening materials. Donated items are not generally resold.

Accepts donations of new office supplies, arts and crafts supplies, and school supplies, new and used books and magazines, musical instruments, sports equipment, and toys. Items must be in working condition. Will also accept tickets to special events. Donated items are never resold.

Collects and distributes school supplies for children in the Richland County area. Children are recommended ONLY through the participating teachers. It is a referral program.

Provides clothing items for all ages.

HARP Mission has an ongoing need for donated items of all kinds. Household Goods - Kitchen ware (glasses, silverware, pots/pans/cooking utensils) - Appliances - Towels - Bedding – all sizes Furniture - Beds (all sizes) - Bed frames - Dressers and Wardrobes - End tables - Couches - Recliner Chairs - Dining room tables & chairs Infant Supplies - Cloth and disposable diapers - Layettes Hygiene Kits School Kits Flood Buckets Building Materials Home Improvement Store Gift Cards Items for tool trailer and Job Training – click for more information Miscellaneous - Bicycles - Sports Equipment. Visit website at www.harpcaldwell.org/copy-of-how-to-give-back for detailed list of items.

Accepts donations of non-perishable, perishable, and frozen food, baby food and formula, new and used animal supplies, new and used clothing, small appliances, bedding/linen, cleaning products, furniture, kitchen ware including cookware, dishes, and silverware, computers, office equipment and furniture (except metal desks and filing cabinets), office supplies, books, personal grooming supplies, musical instruments, sports equipment, toys, videos, CDs, DVDs, infant/child car seats, bike helmets, household tools and equipment, and household gardening tools. Items must be in working condition. Donated food items are never resold; other items are often resold.