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DONATION INFORMATION :
Make a difference by donating new or gently used items you no longer need ... especially after you declutter your closets and offices! *
Animal Shelters / Vet Clinics
Old towels
Big Brothers & Big Sisters »
713-270-7788
Furniture, working computers, housewares, clothing and textiles.
CareNet Pregnancy Center, NW »
281-477-8200
Gently used baby clothes and maternity clothes, cribs, bassinets and car seats. Any accompanying instruction & warranty booklets greatly appreciated.
Dress for Success, Houston »
713-957-3779
Interview appropriate professional clothing (larger sizes especially appreciated), new queen sized pantyhose, gently used purses and shoes.
Habitat for Humanity ReStore Shop »
NW Houston (832) 327-1120
SE Houston(713) 671-9993
Appliances in good working condition, bath tubs, blocks, brick, cabinets, carpeting, commodes, counter tops, doors, faucets, floor tile, hardware, lock sets, lumber, roofing, screens, sheet goods, sheet rock, shower doors, siding, sinks, tools, and windows. Will Pick Up.
The Furniture Bank
713-842-9771
Furniture of all kinds. Tables, chairs, beds and dressers are the items in the greatest demand. Will Pick Up.
Goodwill »
713-699-6344
Furniture, working computers, housewares, clothing and textiles.
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M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Volunteer Services »
713-792-7180
Clean silk scarves, new hats/caps, travel size toiletries. Due to cancer patients’ immune systems, all toys and items for pediatric patients must be brand new and unopened.
Montgomery County Center for the Retarded
936-756-4539
Furniture, working computers, housewares, clothing and textiles.
Montgomery County Emergency Services
936-539-9211
Furniture, working computers, house wares, clothing and textiles.
Pregnancy Assistance Center, North
281-367-1518
Working washers and dryers, working computers, furniture, baby clothes and maternity needs.
Project Linus, Houston Chapter »
Contact Person: Sally Burns
281-492-2679, sgburns@houston.rr.com
New blankets for infants and children up to age 18, clean fabrics; cottons, cotton blends, flannels, fleeces, yarns of all kinds except for wool, sewing supplies; pins, needles, threads, scissors, rotary cutters.
The Salvation Army »
713-425-8713
Furniture, working computers, housewares, clothing and textiles.
Will Pick Up.
Texas Children's Hospital, Pi Beta Phi Patient-Family Library »
832-826-1619
New and gently used children's books
RECYCLING WEB SITES:
City of Bellaire, TX Recycling Guide »
Bellaire Recycling Center
4402 Edith (at Newcastle)
8:00 am - 5:00 pm, 7 days a week, 365 days per year
CompuCycle »
Electronic equipment recycling - Responsible Recycling, No Landfill Policy
Houston, TX - Recycling Services »
Curbside recycling, acceptable items, recycling FAQs, yard trimmings, wood waste, batteries, oil, paint, antifreeze disposal, household hazardous waste, neighborhood drop-off sites, etc.
Keep Houston Beautiful »
Efforts of community organizations, youth groups, businesses, institutions, schools and individuals who have helped to clean and beautify our city.
Keep Pearland Beautiful »
To enable Pearland citizens through education and opportunities, to take responsibility for enhancing their community environment.
Keep Sugar Land Beautiful »
Works to enable area residents to take individual responsibility for enhancing the environment.
Keep Texas Beautiful »
Mission is to educate and engage Texans to take responsibility for improving their community environment.
Kingwood Green »
Recycling information in Kingwood, TX
Recycling Index of Locations, Resources and more »
Provided by the Houston Chronicle
Westpark Consumer Recycling Center »
For those homes not served by curbside recycling, the city offers alternatives.
* NAPO Houston is not responsible for the content or reliability of the linked web sites and does not necessarily endorse the views expressed within them. As the donor, you have the privilege and responsibility of determining the value of your gift for tax purposes. Please consult your tax advisor for more information.
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