Donate your vehicle to Goodwill and get a tax deduction for the gross proceeds received from the sale of the vehicle or $500, whichever is greater. Call Licking/Knox Goodwill’s Used Car Lot at 740-345-4749 to discuss a free pickup of your donated vehicle. The Used Car Lot is also a great place to shop for your next vehicle.

Provides bicycles to individuals. Accepts donations of bicycles and completes any necessary repairs before giving them to individuals. * Provided through partnership with First Christian Church.

Offers free bicycle repairs (flat tires, brakes, chain). Also offers free bicycles, dependent on donations.

Accepts a wide range of donated items.

Accepts donations of new and used cars, trucks, vans, fleet vehicles, trailers, boats, motorcycles, and RVs, subject to approval. Vehicles do not have to be in running condition. Donated items are resold. Donations benefit Make-a-Wish Foundation of Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.

Provides a variety of services. Laundry: Will wash, dry and fold one load of laundry per person, once a week. ID Assistance: Provides assistance for individuals needing a driver's license/photo ID for employment purposes. Diaper Distribution: Supplies families or guardians who are in need of diapers for children and newborns. Re: Cycle Bike Program: If employed and lack transportation, will provide a bike for individual to get to and from work. Showers and Hygiene: Hot showers and personal hygiene products available. Counseling Services: Provided by Encompass and Family Life Counseling. For special events and classes, please refer to https://www.facebook.com/CrossroadsCityCenter/

Hosts an automobile auction. All vehicles are offered for sale as is and without a warranty of any kind, expressed or implied. Proceeds benefit Volunteers of America's social service programs.

Accepts donations of building materials/supplies, new cleaning products, disposable kitchenware, computers, office equipment, and supplies, historically valued antiques, arts/crafts supplies, books, school supplies, work tools, automobiles, boats, and RVs. Will accept new and or used items (in working order). Donated items may be resold.

Accepts a variety of donations including: - Construction building materials, equipment and tools for building improvements. - Bicycles for Bike Shop program. - Computers for After School program. - Children books featuring main characters who are African American for Kindergarten to 5th grade reading level. - Gardening tools for Youth Gardens program. - Art and craft supplies for Studio program. - Holiday gifts/toys for the Christmas Shop.

Accepts new and gently used items: furniture, household items, electronics and appliances, cleaning supplies, land-line phones and cell phones, seasonal clothing and shoes (women's, men's, and children's), and office supplies.

Advocate for safer neighborhoods and promote self-sufficiency for returning citizens transitioning from correctional and rehabilitative institutions into the community. Assist juvenile and adult offenders, both civilian and veteran, and their families upon release from incarceration on return to Mahoning Valley; reduce recidivism rate; CQE/CAE assistance, individual assessments; substance abuse treatment; housing/research; veteran and family services; educational training; health care; employment readiness; community service; alumni/aftercare; faithbased/mentoring. Fatherhood initiative classes in Mahoning and Trumbull County.

Accepts donations of cars, trucks, farm equipment, SUVs, motorcycles, ATVs, and boats. Vehicles are generally sold at public auction, with proceeds going towards employment programming.

Advocate for safer neighborhoods and promote self-sufficiency for returning citizens transitioning from correctional and rehabilitative institutions into the community. Assist juvenile and adult offenders, both civilian and veteran, and their families upon release from incarceration on return to Mahoning Valley; reduce recidivism rate; CQE/CAE assistance, individual assessments; substance abuse treatment; housing/research; veteran and family services; educational training; health care; employment readiness; community service; alumni/aftercare; faithbased/mentoring. Fatherhood initiative classes in Mahoning and Trumbull County.

Accepts donations of used vehicles including cars, boats and RV's. Vehicles do not have to be in running condition. Donated items are resold.

Accepts donations of kitchenware and clothing.

ALL INTAKES 521-1071 Sheltered Inc., Norm's Place offers emergency shelter for families and single women and Hartley House shelters single men from the Springfield/Clark County area. Case management and specific assistance services are offered.

Accepts donation of new and used vehicles (cars, trucks, and vans), which do not have to be in working condition. Donated items are resold.

Accepts donated cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, farm equipment, and recreational vehicles. Provides free towing. Accepts vehicles in any condition, working or not.

May be able to provide automotive repairs to individuals in need. Vehicles may also be donated and given to families in need of transportation to work.

Accepts donations of new items only. Will take clothing for any age group, baby food and formula, frozen and non-perishable foods, bedding and linens, cleaning products, home and office furniture, home furnishings, kitchenware, mattresses, computers (with Windows XP or newer), general office supplies, personal care items, arts and crafts supplies, books and magazines (content must be rated G or PG), musical instruments (no organs or pianos), special event tickets, toys (nothing militant like G.I. Joe, toy guns, etc.), infant/child car seats, safety helmets, school supplies, household/gardening/work tools and equipment, and automobiles. Donated items are never resold.

Accepts donations of new and used cars, trucks, and vans in working condition. Must have no liens on the vehicle. All tires must be inflated. Donated items are resold.

Accepts donations of new and gently used furniture, appliances, home décor, building materials, vehicles, and more. For a complete list of acceptable items, visit www.restoreeco.org/donate. Offers free donation pickup for large items or large donations.

If you have a vehicle you would like to donate to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, call 1-800-322-8284 or go to www.svdpusa.careasy.org. You can ask for proceeds of the sale to go to a particular church conference of St. Vincent de Paul, the St. Vincent de Paul Center, or the St. Vincent Haven on Wilson St.

Accepts donations of new items only. Will take clothing for any age group, baby food and formula, frozen and non-perishable foods, bedding and linens, cleaning products, home and office furniture, home furnishings, kitchenware, mattresses, computers (with Windows XP or newer), general office supplies, personal care items, arts and crafts supplies, books and magazines (content must be rated G or PG), musical instruments (no organs or pianos), special event tickets, toys (nothing militant like G.I. Joe, toy guns, etc.), infant/child car seats, safety helmets, school supplies, household/gardening/work tools and equipment, and automobiles. Donated items are never resold.

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: -4 Notebooks of wide or college-ruled paper. No loose-leaf paper. -One pair blunt scissors -One Ruler -One pencil sharpener -Size new pencils -One eraser -12 sheets of assorted construction paper -One box of 16 or 24 crayons -One cloth bag or backpack -Calculators for high school students 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.