Seattle
Wellspring Family Store
- children's clothing and shoes
- diapers and formula
- toys and books
- hygiene products
- approved baby equipment
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🧴 Where to donate hotel toiletries and hygiene items in Washington
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.
13 places in Washington take hotel toiletries and hygiene items.
Seattle & King County 3
Seattle
Treehouse
- new or like-new clothing, shoes and books
- new toys
- school supplies
- blankets
- hygiene products
- new underwear
Not accepted: used toys; stuffed animals
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
Tacoma Rescue Mission / Mission Thrift - Holy Rosary Donation Center
- new underwear and socks
- coats, rain jackets and winter clothes for kids and teens
- blankets, sleeping bags and tarps
- hygiene items (deodorant, shampoo, body wash, wipes)
- care kits
- thrift donations
Everett & Snohomish County 2
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
Bellingham & Whatcom County 1
Bellingham
Lydia Place
- Cleaning supplies, paper goods, laundry detergent
- Hygiene items
- New or gently used Instant Pots
Not accepted: Car seats; Stuffed animals; Medications and supplements; Opened hygiene or cleaning products; Food or beverages
Port Angeles & the Olympic Peninsula 2
Port Townsend
Dove House
- Ready-to-eat food
- Unopened toiletries and hygiene items
- Clothing
- Cell phones (no chargers)
Port Hadlock
Tri-Area Food Bank
- Unopened non-perishable food
- Pet food
- Baby food and diapers
- Cleaning supplies and toiletries
- Produce
Walla Walla & Dayton 1
Walla Walla
Christian Aid Center (Walla Walla Rescue Mission)
- canned and dry food
- toilet paper (top need)
- hygiene and first-aid items
- twin bedding and pajamas
- cleaning supplies
- winter coats, boots, hats and gloves
- fresh garden produce and eggs
Pullman, Clarkston & the Palouse 1
Pullman
Community Action Center of Whitman County Food Bank
- non-perishable food
- hygiene items
- menstrual products
- baby items
Wenatchee & East Wenatchee 1
WenatcheeCall to confirm
The Salvation Army - Wenatchee
- non-perishable food
- hygiene items
Moses Lake & the Columbia Basin 1
Soap LakeCall to confirm
Soap Lake Food Bank
- non-perishable food
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