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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
- 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.
18 places in Washington take baby items.
Issaquah
KidVantage - Issaquah
- children's clothing and shoes
- books
- toys
- diapers
- bedding
- approved baby equipment
Not accepted: equipment not meeting safety requirements
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
Wellspring Family Store
- children's clothing and shoes
- diapers and formula
- toys and books
- hygiene products
- approved baby equipment
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
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
Everett Gospel Mission - Smith Ave Campus
- food (produce, dairy, bread, canned and dry goods, meat)
- clothing
- toiletries and diapers
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
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
OlympiaCall to confirm
Joint Animal Services of Thurston County
- dog food (call to confirm which formula)
- items from the shelter's Amazon wish list
Port OrchardCall to confirm
Kids Kloset
- children's clothing
- cribs
- highchairs
- household items
- formula
Port Hadlock
Tri-Area Food Bank
- Unopened non-perishable food
- Pet food
- Baby food and diapers
- Cleaning supplies and toiletries
- Produce
KennewickCall to confirm
Goodwill - Kennewick
- clothing
- furniture
- electronics and small appliances
- books
- housewares and kitchenware
- bedding and linens
- baby furniture
RichlandCall to confirm
Goodwill - Richland
- clothing
- furniture
- electronics and small appliances
- books
- housewares and kitchenware
- bedding and linens
- baby furniture
PascoCall to confirm
Goodwill - Pasco
- clothing
- furniture
- electronics and small appliances
- books
- housewares and kitchenware
- bedding and linens
- baby furniture
College Place
Goodwill - College Place
- clothing
- furniture
- kitchenware
- electronics and small appliances
- bedding and linens
- sports equipment
- toys and games
Pullman
Community Action Center of Whitman County Food Bank
- non-perishable food
- hygiene items
- menstrual products
- baby items
Clarkston
St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store - Clarkston
- clothing
- household items
- baby items
Wenatchee
Goodwill - Wenatchee
- clothing
- furniture
- baby furniture
- electronics and small appliances
- books and media
- bedding and linens
- kitchenware