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🍼 Where to donate baby items in Minnesota
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
- Car seats must not be expired or have been in a crash. Check the date sticker.
- Cribs must meet current safety rules; drop-side cribs are not accepted anywhere.
- Opened packs of diapers are usually still welcome.
10 places in Minnesota take baby items.
MinneapolisCall to confirm
Sharing and Caring Hands
- food
- clothing
- household items (no furniture)
- car seats and strollers
- diapers
- toys
- hygiene items
Not accepted: furniture
Woodbury
Christian Cupboard Emergency Food Shelf
- non-perishable food
- diapers
Shakopee
Shakopee Community Assistance - Shakopee Basic Needs Distribution
- diapers
- formula
- food
- period products
- clothing and bedding for children birth to 4
Prior Lake
Shakopee Community Assistance - Prior Lake Basic Needs Distribution
- diapers
- formula
- food
- period products
- clothing and bedding for children birth to 4
Thief River FallsCall to confirm
Thief River Falls Area Food Shelf
- perishable and nonperishable food
- baby food
- diapers
- personal hygiene supplies
Litchfield
Threads of Hope Thrift Store (United Community Action Partnership)
- new and gently used clothing
- books
- household items
- baby items
- furniture
Not accepted: items not in good, usable condition
Worthington
Love INC of Worthington
- furniture
- bunk beds
- baby clothes
- winter clothing
- linens
- kitchen supplies
- household cleaning supplies
St. James
Watonwan County Food Shelf (Neighborhood Pantry)
- dry food goods
- spices
- toilet paper
- laundry detergent
- toothpaste
- unexpired baby food, formula and cereal
- diapers and wipes
Not accepted: expired baby food or formula
Northfield
Community Action Center - Northfield Food Shelf
- food past its best-by date
- sealed food with damaged packaging
- frozen food kept frozen
- home-grown produce
- pet food, diapers, period products, toilet paper and detergent
Not accepted: prepared or home-canned foods; opened packaging or missing labels; thawed frozen food; medications
Faribault
Community Action Center - Faribault Food Shelf
- food past its best-by date
- sealed food with damaged packaging
- frozen food kept frozen
- home-grown produce
- pet food, diapers, period products, toilet paper and detergent
Not accepted: prepared or home-canned foods; opened packaging or missing labels; thawed frozen food; medications