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🛋️ Where to donate furniture in Iowa

Good furniture is one of the most useful things you can give. Many thrift stores and ministries will pick up large pieces for free, so you don't need a truck.

Before you go

46 places in Iowa take furniture.

Des Moines & Polk County 10

Des Moines

St. Vincent de Paul Des Moines Thrift Store

  • clothing and shoes
  • furniture
  • household goods
  • grooming supplies
  • non-perishable food
Not accepted: major appliances

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

Ames & Boone 4

Marshalltown, Newton & Grinnell 1

Cedar Rapids 2

Cedar Rapids

Cedar Valley Habitat for Humanity ReStore

  • gently used furniture
  • appliances
  • building materials
Pickup: Pickup offered for furniture, appliances and building materials - call to schedule and confirm any fee

Iowa City & Coralville 3

Iowa City

Houses into Homes

  • household goods and furniture - call to confirm

Waterloo & Cedar Falls 1

Dubuque & Tri-State 2

Davenport & Bettendorf 3

Clinton & Muscatine 2

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

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
FairfieldCall to confirm

Fairfield ReStore (Greater Fairfield Area Habitat for Humanity)

West Burlington Avenue, west edge of Fairfield, IA
  • furniture
  • working appliances (refrigerators, washers, stoves)
  • doors and windows
  • lawn mowers and trimmers
Not accepted: broken items or items needing repair; clothing; dishes, pots and pans
Pickup: Truck pickup available for items you can't deliver (Jefferson County towns, Ottumwa, Mt. Pleasant) - call to schedule

Council Bluffs & Southwest Iowa 2

Atlantic, Red Oak & Shenandoah 1

Sioux City & Le Mars 1

Sioux Center, Orange City & Sheldon 1

Orange City

Siouxland Habitat for Humanity ReStore Donation Pod - Orange City

  • furniture
  • appliances
  • building materials

Fort Dodge, Webster City & Algona 3

Mason City & North Iowa 3

Decorah & Northeast Iowa 1