Cincinnati has a strong network of charities, thrift stores and ReStores, and several will pick up furniture. Donating keeps good items in use and cuts hauling costs.
When a parent’s house is full of solid furniture, knowing who picks up saves the family time.
Cincinnati donation centers accept furniture, household goods and clothing, and several schedule pickups. ReStores also take appliances and building materials.
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Many do, since beds, dressers and kitchen tables are among the most requested items. Check their current needs list.
Some do. Ask whether your address is in their pickup area.
Usually, if they’re in good condition. Call ahead for large items.
If it’s clean and dry, often yes. Damp basement furniture or mildewed fabric is usually refused.
Sometimes. Parishes, schools and refugee resettlement groups occasionally need furniture, so it’s worth asking.