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🧺 Where to donate appliances in Virginia

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

Before you go

30 places in Virginia take appliances.

Fairfax County, Fairfax & Falls Church 2

Chantilly

Habitat for Humanity of Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia ReStore - Chantilly

  • new or gently used appliances
  • furniture
  • building materials
  • tools
Not accepted: items that are not clean, working and sellable
Pickup: Pickup can be scheduled through the online Donation Pick-up form; limited free pickup for large donations (items must be curbside, in a driveway or garage)
Falls Church

NVFS Thrift Shop (Northern Virginia Family Service)

  • clothing, shoes, purses, jewelry
  • home decor, linens, rugs
  • kitchen items and working small appliances
  • small to medium furniture in excellent condition
  • toys, games, sporting goods, bikes
  • books, CDs, DVDs
  • working flat-screen TVs up to 4 years old
Not accepted: beds, mattresses, futons; baby equipment; large appliances; computers and printers; medical supplies, food, chemicals; pianos and large exercise equipment

Arlington & Alexandria 2

Alexandria

ALIVE! Housewares Drop-Off (Fairlington United Methodist Church)

  • sheets, blankets, towels and bed pillows
  • everyday dishes, flatware and glasses
  • pots, pans and kitchen utensils
  • small kitchen appliances
  • lamps, vacuums, trash cans and brooms
Not accepted: torn, stained or damaged items; king-size comforters; fine china, silver and stemware

Leesburg, Ashburn & Loudoun County 1

Prince William County & Manassas 1

Fredericksburg, Stafford & Spotsylvania 1

Culpeper, Warrenton & Orange 1

Winchester & Northern Shenandoah Valley 3

Winchester

Salvation Army Thrift Store - Winchester

  • Clothing
  • Furniture
  • Small appliances
  • Fans and air conditioners
  • Bedding and linens
  • Household goods

Harrisonburg & Luray 1

Staunton, Waynesboro & Lexington 3

LexingtonFree pickup

Rockbridge Area Habitat for Humanity ReStore - Lexington

  • Household goods
  • Appliances
  • Toys
  • Furniture and building materials
Pickup: Yes - free pickup anywhere in Rockbridge County

Charlottesville & Albemarle 1

CharlottesvilleFree pickupCall to confirm

Salvation Army Family Store - Charlottesville

  • furniture
  • clothing and shoes
  • small appliances
  • books and media
  • toys
  • kitchenware
  • lamps
Not accepted: mattresses and box springs; pianos and organs; gas-powered lawn equipment; large appliances; cribs, car seats, umbrella strollers
Pickup: Yes - free pickup Tuesdays and Wednesdays in Charlottesville, Albemarle, Fluvanna and Greene (call 434-979-5230)

Richmond City 2

RichmondFree pickup

CARITAS Furniture Bank and Donation Center

  • furniture (bookcases, dressers, chairs, tables)
  • linens
  • kitchen and bath items
  • small appliances
  • lamps and fans
  • cleaning supplies
  • hygiene products
Not accepted: headboards, footboards, wooden bed frames; king-size beds or mattresses; sleeper sofas; large appliances; TVs and computers; books and toys
Pickup: Yes - free pickup for essential furniture (request online)

Chesterfield, Powhatan & Amelia 2

Hanover, Goochland & New Kent 1

Danville, Chatham & South Boston 1

Lynchburg & Bedford 1

Blacksburg, Christiansburg & Radford 1

Norfolk 1

Norfolk

Union Mission Ministries

  • new clothing and footwear
  • new or gently used luggage
  • new or very gently used winter coats
  • white bed and bath linens
  • household items and small appliances
  • wheelchairs, shower chairs, walkers
  • bicycles
Not accepted: canned goods drives (except listed kitchen staples)

Newport News 1

Northern Neck & Middle Peninsula 3

Eastern Shore 1