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Donation Pick-Up Services

Donation Centers Offering Pick-Up Services in Pasadena

Note: Get Organized Already is not affiliated with any of these organizations.
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Habitat for Humanity
Donation Hotline: (626) 387-6900

Does Take:

  • Large Items
  • Home building supplies
  • (full list here)

Does NOT Take:

  • Upholstered furniture
  • Clothing
  • Mattresses or box springs
  • Home goods (knickknacks)
  • (full list here)
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Out of the Closet

Does Take:

  • Obvious clothes and home goods

Does NOT Take:

  • Mattresses
  • ANY linens
  • Anything “children”
  • (full list on form)

Pick-up Stipulations:

At least 2 pieces of furniture are required to be part of your donation for a pick-up request to be scheduled.
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Rebookit

Does Take:

  • Used books

Does NOT Take:

  • Magazines, newspapers, encyclopedias, law libraries, scholarly journals, textbooks older than five years, VHS tapes, and library books

Pick-up Stipulations:

Donations must be 4 boxes or more for all areas outside downtown LA
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Salvation Army

Does Take:

  • Obvious clothes and home goods

Does NOT Take:

  • Large appliances
  • TVs over 5 year old
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Purple Heart – Green Drop

Does Take:

  • Obvious clothes and home goods
  • (full list here)

Does NOT Take:

  • TVs or computer monitors, most furniture and beds
  • (full list here)

Pick-up Stipulations:

All donated items should weigh 50 pounds or less an amount drivers or attendants can safely lift).
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Huntington Collection

Does Take:

  • High-end clothing and furniture

Does NOT Take:

  • Might be picky
  • (no list available)

A Note on Donating Items of Quality

Donations should be things you’d lend a friend, things that actually work, have all of their pieces, and are in good condition. 

Remember that feeling when you were young and went thrifting? It was a treasure hunt! Give someone who doesn’t have a lot of money that rush. Pay it forward. 

Many donation centers are overwhelmed with things that are actually trash. The best way to avoid this is to avoid cheaply made items in the first place. We see a LOT of waste while helping people declutter. Please be mindful when you are shopping.