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🧴 Where to donate hotel toiletries and hygiene items in Utah
Unused hotel toiletries and other hygiene items are welcome at many shelters, food pantries and hygiene banks. Items like soap, toothpaste and deodorant are always needed and rarely donated.
Before you go Only give unused items. Even slightly used toiletries usually can't be accepted. Bag liquids in sealed bags so they don't leak. Local shelters and food pantries often take toiletries even when they don't list them. Toothbrushes, deodorant, razors and pads or tampons are among the most requested items. Choose your region… Salt Lake City & Salt Lake County (5) Provo, Orem & Utah County (1) Ogden & Weber County (3) Logan & Cache Valley (1) Park City & Heber Valley (1)
11 places in Utah take hotel toiletries and hygiene items.
Salt Lake City
The Road Home - Palmer Court
clean clothing, coats, shoes, winter gear new underwear new/unopened hygiene items towels and blankets backpacks and water bottles laundry soap small appliances and household goods Not accepted: weapons; medicine; mattresses and furniture; appliances; used toys and car seats; soiled or broken items
Salt Lake City
The Road Home - Gail Miller Resource Center
clean clothing, coats, shoes, winter gear new underwear new/unopened hygiene items towels and blankets backpacks and water bottles laundry soap Not accepted: weapons; medicine; mattresses and furniture; appliances; used toys and car seats; soiled or broken items
South Salt Lake
The Road Home - Pamela Atkinson Resource Center
clean clothing, coats, shoes, winter gear new underwear new/unopened hygiene items towels and blankets backpacks and water bottles laundry soap small kitchen appliances Not accepted: weapons; medicine; mattresses and furniture; appliances; used toys and car seats; soiled or broken items
Midvale
The Road Home - Midvale Family Resource Center
clean clothing, coats, shoes, winter gear new underwear new/unopened hygiene items towels and blankets backpacks and water bottles laundry soap diapers Not accepted: weapons; medicine; mattresses and furniture; appliances; used toys and car seats; soiled or broken items
West Valley City
International Rescue Committee - Salt Lake City
gift cards new car seats sewing machines TVs and laptops area rugs new or like-new small furniture (tables, chairs, couches, lamps) new linens, towels, pillows Not accepted: mattresses, box springs, bed frames; large appliances; large furniture (dressers, bookcases, entertainment centers); everyday clothing; older computers and TVs
Pickup: Furniture pickup available with a $50 contribution
Provo Call to confirm
Food & Care Coalition
food hygiene supplies winter clothing coats, hats and gloves winter sleeping bags non-fleece blankets
Ogden
Catholic Community Services - Joyce Hansen Hall Food Bank
non-perishable food and pantry packs newborn clothes, burp cloths, unscented wipes and diapers hygiene items Amazon wish list items
Ogden
Ogden Rescue Mission
canned and non-perishable food shoes new socks and underwear new or gently used bras men's jeans new full-size hygiene items bath towels, silverware and mugs
Morgan Call to confirm
Morgan County Food Pantry
non-perishable food hygiene items paper products
Logan
CAPSA (Citizens Against Physical and Sexual Abuse)
new twin sheet sets and pillows new bath towels, socks and underwear toilet paper, paper towels and trash bags laundry and dish soap full-size shampoo, conditioner, body wash and lotion phone charging cords individually packaged snacks Not accepted: used items (donations must be new and unused)
Heber City
Christian Center of Park City - Heber City Food Pantry
canned meat cooking oil flour healthy snack bars diapers adult diapers hygiene items National and mail-in programs These take donations from anywhere in the country, by mail, at partner drop-off points, or through local chapters. Check each one's rules first.
Nationwide
Amenity Aid
How: Mail to Amenity Aid, 33 Plan Way, Building 3B, Warwick, RI 02886, or drop off at the Warwick office. Rules: Seal liquids in sealed bags before mailing. Tax ID 46-2347536; describes itself as a hygiene bank (501(c)(3) status not stated on the page). New hygiene products of any size (full, travel or sample) Soap/body wash, razors, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrushes, pads, tampons Hotel amenities and airline amenity kits Not accepted: Used toiletries (even slightly); Leaking or damaged bottles