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🧺 Where to donate appliances in Washington

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

Before you go

39 places in Washington take appliances.

Seattle & King County 6

RentonCall to confirm

Northwest Center - Donation Drop-off

  • clothing
  • household items
  • small appliances and electronics
  • kitchenware
  • toys and games
  • bedding and linens

Tacoma & Pierce County 4

Everett & Snohomish County 2

Everett

Habitat for Humanity of Snohomish County Store - Everett

  • clean, working electric appliances (age limits apply)
  • household furniture, complete bed frames, dining sets
  • cabinets, doors, building materials
  • sinks, tubs, vanities, working low-flow toilets
  • light fixtures and lamps
  • working tools
Not accepted: upholstered or leather couches (Everett store); electronics, carpet, mattresses, bedding; gas appliances, space heaters; hazardous materials, weapons; broken or worn-out items
Pickup: No - Habitat does not offer residential pickup; a third-party paid pickup service is linked on its site
Lynnwood

Habitat for Humanity of Snohomish County Store - Lynnwood

  • clean, working electric appliances (age limits apply)
  • household furniture incl. upholstered and leather couches
  • cabinets, doors, building materials
  • plumbing and lighting fixtures
  • working tools
Not accepted: electronics, carpet, mattresses, bedding; gas appliances, space heaters; hazardous materials, weapons; broken or worn-out items
Pickup: No - Habitat does not offer residential pickup; a third-party paid pickup service is linked on its site

Vancouver & Clark County 2

VancouverFree pickupCall to confirm

Evergreen Habitat for Humanity Store - Central Vancouver

  • furniture
  • appliances
  • building materials
  • household goods
Pickup: Yes - donation pickup trucks serve all of Clark County (call or book online; confirm any fee)

Olympia & Thurston County 2

Bremerton & the Kitsap Peninsula 1

Bellingham & Whatcom County 2

BellinghamFree pickup

Habitat for Humanity in Whatcom County - Habitat Store

  • Wood furniture, sofas, recliners
  • Dishware, pots and pans, small appliances
  • Large appliances ($10 Freon fee for fridges/freezers)
  • Flat-screen TVs, books, records
  • Tools and solid doors
  • Clothing, linens, shoes
Not accepted: Mattresses, box springs, sleeper sofas; Particleboard furniture, desks, entertainment centers; Children's furniture, car seats, cribs; Stained or damaged upholstery; Tube TVs, computers, printers; Pianos and large exercise equipment
Pickup: Yes - schedule a donation pickup online
Bellingham

Evergreen Goodwill - Bellingham

  • Clothing
  • Furniture
  • Appliances
  • Electronics
  • Household goods

Mount Vernon, Whidbey & the San Juans 5

Mount VernonFree pickupCall to confirm

Skagit Habitat for Humanity Store

  • Appliances
  • Furniture
  • Lighting
  • Like-new mattresses
  • Unopened paint
  • Tools
  • Vehicles
Pickup: Yes - free pickup can be scheduled
AnacortesCall to confirm

Kiwanis Thrift Shop

  • Working appliances, tested fridges/freezers
  • Furniture in good condition
  • Working electronics
  • Tools, bicycles, sporting goods
  • Household goods
Not accepted: Car seats; Clothing; Computers; Mattresses; TVs over 10 years old
Pickup: Pickup available - call to arrange

Port Angeles & the Olympic Peninsula 2

Port AngelesFree pickup

Habitat for Humanity Store of Clallam County

  • Furniture
  • Building materials
  • Tools
  • Working appliances under 10 years old
  • Computers/tablets 3 years old or newer
  • Full gallons of latex paint
Not accepted: Mattresses and bedding; Clothing and linens; Baby items; Used toys; Sports equipment; Auto parts
Pickup: Yes - free pickup in Sequim and Port Angeles; call (360) 775-3744

Aberdeen, Shelton & the Coast 4

Longview, Kelso & Centralia 1

Yakima & Ellensburg 1

Tri-Cities 4

Walla Walla & Dayton 1

Spokane & Spokane County 1

Wenatchee & East Wenatchee 1