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🧺 Where to donate appliances in Connecticut

Working appliances can be donated to Habitat for Humanity ReStores and some thrift stores, which resell them to fund their work.

Before you go

6 places in Connecticut take appliances.

Bridgeport, Stamford & Fairfield County 2

DanburyFree pickup

Housatonic Habitat for Humanity ReStore

  • furniture, antiques, housewares, lighting
  • working appliances under 7 years old
  • doors and double-pane windows
  • cabinets and vanities
  • white or stainless sinks, toilets, tubs
  • flooring, siding, shingles (minimums)
  • garden tools, patio furniture, architectural salvage
Not accepted: clothing; books; mattresses; baby equipment; computers and TVs; exercise equipment
Pickup: Yes - free residential pickup scheduled online with photos ($20 donation suggested but optional)

New Haven, Waterbury & New Haven County 2

Wallingford

Habitat for Humanity of Greater New Haven ReStore

  • furniture (wood, upholstered, office, outdoor)
  • appliances under 10 years old in working order
  • cabinets
  • doors and double-pane windows
  • lighting and lamps
  • tools
  • plumbing items
Not accepted: mattresses and box springs; cribs and toddler beds; toilets; used faucets; ceiling fans; TVs and computers
Pickup: Pickup of large or multiple items available in most New Haven County towns; schedule ahead (call to confirm any fee)
New Haven

IRIS - Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services

  • new toiletries, diapers, pillows, sanitary pads
  • twin bedding, blankets and towels
  • pots, pans, flatware, kettles, glasses
  • toys
  • household appliances
  • non-perishable food
  • detergent and trash bins
Not accepted: sofas, loveseats and armchairs; large or heavy furniture; mattresses and bed frames

Middletown & the Lower Connecticut River Valley 1

New London, Norwich & Southeastern CT 1