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🍼 Where to donate baby items in Washington

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

18 places in Washington take baby items.

Seattle & King County 4

Seattle

WestSide Baby

  • children's clothing (to youth 14/16)
  • shoes
  • diapers and wipes
  • toys and books
  • strollers
  • approved baby equipment
Not accepted: dirty or damaged items
Seattle

Mary's Place

  • baby supplies and equipment
  • hygiene and menstrual products
  • household essentials
  • furniture via Make-a-Home program
Not accepted: used clothing; toys; stuffed animals

Tacoma & Pierce County 1

Tacoma

Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County

  • unexpired dog and cat food, litter and treats
  • kitten formula
  • pee pads, baby wipes, e-collars and martingale collars
  • new hard toys, Kongs and tennis balls
  • plastic shopping bags
Not accepted: open or near-expired food; homemade treats or toys; sheets; stuffed blankets and beds; large beds; grooming supplies

Everett & Snohomish County 2

Edmonds

Edmonds Food Bank

  • non-perishable food (canned protein, fruit, vegetables, rice, flour)
  • frozen meat (frozen solid), dairy
  • baby formula, diapers
  • unopened hygiene and period products
  • pet food
  • garden produce
  • paper and plastic grocery bags

Vancouver & Clark County 1

Vancouver

ReTails Thrift Store (Humane Society for Southwest Washington)

  • clothing (adult, kids, baby)
  • furniture
  • housewares and dishes
  • linens
  • books (one box per donation)
  • toys and games
  • sporting goods
Not accepted: TVs, appliances and computer equipment; mattresses; cribs and car seats; recalled or hazardous items; stained or broken items

Olympia & Thurston County 1

Bremerton & the Kitsap Peninsula 1

Port Angeles & the Olympic Peninsula 1

Tri-Cities 3

Walla Walla & Dayton 1

Pullman, Clarkston & the Palouse 2

Wenatchee & East Wenatchee 1