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🍼 Where to donate baby items in Iowa

Strollers, swings, baby clothes and diapers help new parents in a big way. Pregnancy centers and baby pantries are the best place for them.

Before you go

12 places in Iowa take baby items.

Indianola, Pella & Winterset 4

PellaCall to confirm

The Well Thrift Store - Pella

  • clean clothing, shoes and linens
  • housewares, tools and home decor
  • books, DVDs and toys
  • baby gear and sporting goods
  • furniture
  • worn textiles (recycled through Well Works)
Not accepted: non-working appliances, dishwashers, gas stoves; paint, chemicals, used ceiling fans, blinds, toilets, sinks; car seats and safety helmets; broken or heavily soiled furniture, organs, pianos; tube TVs, old monitors, printers, VHS and cassette tapes, encyclopedias
KnoxvilleCall to confirm

The Well Thrift Store - Knoxville

  • clean clothing, shoes and linens
  • housewares, tools and home decor
  • books, DVDs and toys
  • baby gear and sporting goods
  • furniture
Not accepted: non-working appliances; paint and chemicals; car seats and safety helmets; broken or heavily soiled furniture; tube TVs, printers, VHS tapes, encyclopedias

Iowa City & Coralville 1

Waterloo & Cedar Falls 1

Clinton & Muscatine 1

Clinton

Information, Referral & Assistance Services (IRAS) - Benevolent Store

  • clothing
  • furniture
  • household goods
  • diapers and baby formula
  • newborn items
  • steel-toed shoes

Ottumwa, Oskaloosa & Fairfield 2

Fairfield

The Lord's Cupboard

  • food donations
  • high-protein canned meats and beans, nut butters, canned soups, whole-grain staples, infant formula and personal care products are commonly needed by area pantries
FairfieldCall to confirm

The Well Thrift Store - Fairfield

  • clean clothing, shoes and linens
  • housewares, tools and home decor
  • books, DVDs and toys
  • baby gear and sporting goods
  • furniture
Not accepted: non-working appliances; paint and chemicals; car seats and safety helmets; broken or heavily soiled furniture, pianos, organs; tube TVs, printers, VHS tapes, encyclopedias

Carroll, Denison & Jefferson 1

DenisonCall to confirm

Temporary Aid Program (TAP) Food Pantry

  • fresh fruits and vegetables (incl. garden produce)
  • smaller-sized food items
  • past-dated items that are still fresh
  • toilet paper, paper towels and diapers
Not accepted: large bulk packages other than paper goods and diapers (limited storage)

Fort Dodge, Webster City & Algona 1

Decorah & Northeast Iowa 1