Partners
- Angel Street Thrift Shop
- Animal Care Centers of NYC
- Art Start
- Big Reuse
- Bike New York
- Billion Oyster Project
- Bottomless Closet
- The Bridal Garden
- Brooklyn Rescue Mission Urban Harvest Center Inc
- CancerCare
- Career Gear
- Cauz For Pawz
- Church of Good Deeds
- City Harvest
- Educational Alliance
- FABSCRAP
- Garden of Hope
- GOOD+ Foundation
- Goodwill Industries
- Grand Central Neighborhood Social Services Corporation
- Green Tree Textiles
- Habitat for Humanity NYC ReStore
- Harlem United
- here there and EVERYwhere
- Hope For Us
- The HopeLine
- Hour Children
- Housing Works
- Kingsbridge Heights Community Center
- Little Essentials
- Lower East Side Ecology Center
- Material for the Arts
- MCCNY Charities
- NAICA
- Nazareth Housing
- Nest Music Conservatory
- New York Cares
- Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow
- PAWS NY
- Part of the Solution
- Person Centered Care Services
- PowerMyLearning
- Project Cicero
- Project New Yorker
- Purses For Nurses
- Rebuilding Together
- Refoundry
- Rescuing Leftover Cuisine
- Restful Nights
- River Fund
- Room to Grow
- Safe Horizon
- Saint Luke’s Thrift Shop
- The Salvation Army
- Second Chance Rescue NYC
- Second Chance Toys
- Stapleton UAME Church
- Stop 'N' Swap
- Teaching Beyond the Square
- TDF Costume Collection
- That Suits You
- Transitional Services for New York, Inc.
- Unidos Si Se Puede
- United Church of Praise International Ministries
- Urban Pathways
- Urban Resource Institute
- Vintage Thrift
- WellLife Network
- Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls
- Womankind
- World Vision Greater New York
- Xavier Mission
donateNYC Partners
donateNYC encourages New Yorkers to support these nonprofit partners in their important reuse activities and social missions:
Maspeth Thrift Shop
The Maspeth Thrift Shop raises funds for the Martin Luther School in Maspeth, Queens. The thrift shop supports academic and extracurricular programs at the school and helps provide students with scholarships and financial aid.
donateNYC Partner Fact: Maspeth Thrift Shop redistributed 2,250 pounds of clothing, 1,200 household items, and 75 boxes of books in 2014.
Donations
Accepted: Please call ahead to ensure that your donation can be accepted.
- Appliances (Small)
- Books
- CDs
- Clothing & Accessories (Children’s/Men’s/Women’s)
- Electronics (Working)
- Decorative Items
- Dishes & Glassware
- DVDs
- Furniture (Good Condition)
- Jewelry
- Lamps
- Shoes (Children’s/Men’s/Women’s)
- LPs in saleable condition
Not Accepted: Any broken, damaged, or incomplete materials.
- Air Conditioners
- Appliances (Large)
- Automobile Parts
- Carpeting
- Clothes Hangers
- Computers over 4 years old
- Cosmetics
- Dirty Clothing
- Electronics (Non-Working)
- Food
- Furniture in need of repair
- Gas-Powered Equipment
- Grills
- Hazardous Materials
- Heaters (Portable/Wall)
- Hospital Beds
- Magazines
- Mattresses & Box Springs
- Newspapers
- Recalled Items
- Swing Sets
- Weapons
Pick-Up Service: Yes (case-by-case basis)
