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🧺 Where to donate appliances in New Mexico
Working appliances can be donated to Habitat for Humanity ReStores and some thrift stores, which resell them to fund their work.
Before you go Most places want appliances under 10 years old and in working order. Call ahead: some stores only take certain appliances, and few take old refrigerators. Choose your region… Albuquerque & Bernalillo County (2) Los Lunas, Belen, Moriarty & Socorro (3) Santa Fe, Los Alamos & Española (1) Taos, Raton & Clayton (3) Farmington & San Juan County (1) Las Cruces & Doña Ana County (1) Hobbs & Lea County (1)
12 places in New Mexico take appliances.
Albuquerque Free pickup
Joy Junction Thrift Shoppe
laundered clothing and clean shoes housewares and undamaged dishes books lamps small appliances furniture (phone screening) large appliances (manager approval) Not accepted: unlaundered clothing; mattresses or pillows outside packaging; tires; analog TVs; printers; medical equipment
Pickup: Yes - free pickup of large items in Albuquerque and surrounding areas; call 505-238-3818 or use the online form (no pickup for clothing or small items)
Albuquerque
Assistance League of Albuquerque Thrift Shop
gently used clothing and shoes household goods and kitchenware toys and games working lamps and small appliances linens sports equipment books Not accepted: non-working electronics; large appliances; car seats, cribs, highchairs; computers; construction materials; mattresses and pillows
Belen Call to confirm
St. Vincent de Paul - Belen
clothing appliances housewares non-perishable food
Peralta Call to confirm
St. Vincent de Paul - Peralta
clothing appliances housewares non-perishable food
Tome
St. Vincent de Paul - Tome
clothing appliances housewares non-perishable food
Santa Fe Call to confirm
Santa Fe Habitat for Humanity ReStore
furniture appliances building materials home goods
Taos Call to confirm
Habitat for Humanity of Taos ReStore - South
Furniture Appliances Building materials Home goods
Taos Call to confirm
Habitat for Humanity of Taos ReStore - North
Furniture Appliances Building materials Home goods
Taos
Community Against Violence (CAV) Thrift Store
Gently used household items Furniture Small appliances Books Jewelry Clothing
Farmington Call to confirm
The Arc of San Juan County Thrift Store
clothing (call to confirm) furniture (call to confirm) appliances (call to confirm)
Las Cruces Call to confirm
Mesilla Valley Habitat for Humanity ReStore
building materials surplus home improvement items furniture (call to confirm) appliances (call to confirm)
Hobbs Call to confirm
Habitat for Humanity of Hobbs ReStore
furniture appliances building materials home goods