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Donation Locations by City
- McMinnville
- Newberg
- Dayton, Amity
- Yamhill, Carlton
- Lafayette, Dundee
- Sheridan, Willamina, Grand Ronde
Organization
Address or Drop Off Location(s)
Items Accepted for Donation
Website & Phone #
A Family Place
125 SE Cowl St.
Diapers, wipes, classroom supplies,coloring supplies, toddler sized clothing
City of McMinnville Library
225 NW Adams St.
Books and media material that are clean and in good condition.
Donations accepted on Tuesdays 12:30-1:30pm
Donations accepted on Tuesdays 12:30-1:30pm
Material Acceptance Policy: https://www.mcminnvilleoregon.gov/library/page/donate-materials-library
(503) 435-5562
libref@mcminnvilleoregon.gov
(503) 435-5562
libref@mcminnvilleoregon.gov
Edible Landscapes of Yamhill County
Email to set up donation drop off
Garden tools, planters pots, clean soil, etc.
Lions Club
Chemeketa Community College, 288 NE Norton Ln, 2nd Floor
Lions Medical Device Program (Church on the Hill) 500 NW Hill Rd, Rm 200
Macy & Son Funeral Directors, 135 NE Evans St.
McMinnville Eye Clinic, 2445 NE Cumulus Ave, Suite A
Lions Medical Device Program (Church on the Hill) 500 NW Hill Rd, Rm 200
Macy & Son Funeral Directors, 135 NE Evans St.
McMinnville Eye Clinic, 2445 NE Cumulus Ave, Suite A
Eyeglasses, Cell phones, Hearing Aids
Vehicles (separate process for this)
Vehicles (separate process for this)
Goodwill
1371 NE Hwy 99 W
Clothing, furniture, kitchen ware, glassware, home décor, shoes, purses, sports equipment, CDs/VHS. Check the website for non-accepted items.
Habitat for Humanity, McMinnville
1040 SE 1st St.
Appliances, cabinets, doors, electrical, fans, flooring material, hardware, lighting, lumber, paint, pipes/plumbing, glass, roofing material
https://machabitat.org/restore/
There are strict guidelines to follow. Please review this website and call with any questions.
ReStore Ph# 503-434-6810
Questions regarding donations call 503-687-1410
There are strict guidelines to follow. Please review this website and call with any questions.
ReStore Ph# 503-434-6810
Questions regarding donations call 503-687-1410
Henderson House
610 SE 1st St.
Only accepts new items, see website for items most needed
Homeward Bound:
Animal Shelter
Animal Shelter
10601 SE Loop Rd.
Paper towels, bleach, laundry detergent, garbage bags, new dog toys, kitten/puppy sweaters, fleece blankets, men’s crew socks, uncooked rice
Homeward Bound:
Spay/ neuter clinic
Spay/ neuter clinic
723 NE Evans St.
Paper towels, trash bags, fleece blankets, laundry detergent
Homeward Bound:
Thrift Store
Thrift Store
1120 NE Lafayette Ave.
Books, home décor, kitchen items, glassware, craft supplies, pet supplies, used printer toner/ink cartridges bubble wrap or packing peanuts for shipping
Juliette’s House
1075 SW Cedarwood Ave
New stuffed animals or fleece blankets, Office supplies, such as post it notes, pocket folders, manila mailing labels, zip lock bags, trash bags, see website for full list.
Mac Hub
1294 SW 99W
Clothing, dishes, household goods, home décor, furniture, working electronics, lamps, books, shoes, collectibles, toys, vintage items
St. Vincent De Paul
435 SE Baker St.
Household items, clothing, kitchen items, craft items, sports equipment, shoes, books
Please call ahead to confirm acceptable items
Please call ahead to confirm acceptable items
(503)472-2003
Yamhill County Gleaners
Farmers willing to share unharvested crops
Must call or email for procedures.
Must call or email for procedures.
Yamhill County Gospel Rescue Mission
1340 NE Logan St.
Large back packs, Men’s clothing items and shoes, tents, tarps, Full and Twin sized bed sheets and pillow cases. See website for specific size needs
YCAP- Yamhill Community Action Partnership
1317 NE Dustin Ct.
Food Bank: non-perishable, commercially produced items, no glass containers, items high in protein & nutrients, shelf stable milk
Shelters: Gently used appliances, toiletries, roofing/gutter materials, plumbing, paint
Shelters: Gently used appliances, toiletries, roofing/gutter materials, plumbing, paint
YOOP!
Youth Opportunity Program
Youth Opportunity Program
117 NE 5th St, Suite H
Diapers/wipes, clean baby clothes and toys, photocopy paper/office supplies
Call to set up drop off
Call to set up drop off
Organization
Address or Drop off Location(s)
Items Accepted
Website & Phone #
A Family Place
600 E Sixth St.
Diapers, wipes, classroom supplies, coloring supplies, toddler sized clothing
Chehalem Senior Center
101 W Foothills Dr.
Call to see what items may be needed: books, crafting material, games/puzzles, etc.
Chehalem Youth & Family Services
Email to donate:
info@cyfs.net
info@cyfs.net
Baby care items, toiletries/hygiene items, art supplies/crafts, office supplies/printer paper & more!
FISH, Friends in Service to Humanity
125 #A, S. Elliott St.
Non-perishable food items, dry staples, peanut butter, oil
Goodwill
2210 Portland Rd.
Clothing, furniture, kitchen wares, glass ware, décor, electronics, shoes, purses, sports equipment, CDs/VHS Check their website for non-accepted items.
Habitat for Humanity Restore
801 N Meridian St.
Appliances in working condition, cabinets, lamps, tools, furniture. See full list online
Lions Club
- Newberg Senior Center 101 W Foothills Dr.
- Providence Newberg Medical Center 1000 Providence Dr.
Eyeglasses, Hearing Aids, Cell Phones
Vehicles (separate process for this)
Vehicles (separate process for this)
Love INC of the Newberg Area
Refer to website link- it is a database of churches that accept donations.
Clothing, diapers, linens, kitchen items, personal care items, female hygiene products, firewood, bicycles, furniture, blankets
Lucky Finds
619 E Hancock St.
Clothing, household items, home décor, books, toys kitchen items, accessories
Newberg Animal Shelter
1591 S. Sandoz Rd.
Kitten/cat food, dog treats, Laundry detergent, bleach, garbage bags, paper towels, dog toys, cleaners, small fleece blankets, office paper/supplies
Newberg Public Library
503 E Hancock St.
Books and media material that are clean and in good condition. Puzzles with all pieces intact. No textbooks or encyclopedias.
https://www.newbergoregon.gov/library/page/lobby-book-sale
For Large donation amounts Email: nbgfriends@protonmail.com
(503)554-7773
For Large donation amounts Email: nbgfriends@protonmail.com
(503)554-7773
Newberg Thrift Shop
414 E 3rd St.
Clothing, household items, books, linens/bedding, working small appliances
New to You Kids:
Consignment Store
Consignment Store
308 E 1st St.
baby/children clothing. Contact to see if they accept other things
YOOP!
Youth Opportunity Program
Youth Opportunity Program
100 E 5th St.
Diapers/wipes, clean baby clothes and toys, photocopy paper/office supplies
Call to set up drop off
Call to set up drop off
City, Address
Organization
Items
Website/Contact Information
Amity:
307 S Trade St.
307 S Trade St.
Amity Public Library
Books and media material that are clean and in good condition.
Amity:
1305 Goucher St.
1305 Goucher St.
Lydia’s Closet
Amity Christian Church
Amity Christian Church
Clean clothing, bedding, linens, toiletries, toys, shoes
Dayton:
300 Flower Ln.
300 Flower Ln.
Dayton Community Food Bank
Food, toiletries, diapers, baby food, firewood, clothing
City, Address
Organization
Items
Website/Contact Information
Yamhill/ Carlton:
Email regarding donations
Email regarding donations
Yamhill Carlton Cares Together
Items for preschool activities, youth sports, etc.
City, Address
Organization
Items
Website/Contact Information
Dundee:
1026 SW Hwy 99W
Email to inquiry about donation procedures
1026 SW Hwy 99W
Email to inquiry about donation procedures
Dundee Women’s Club: Clothes Attic and Food Recovery Pantry
New and gently used men, women, children and infant clothing, shoes and accessories. Also food for food pantry.
Lafayette:
365 3rd St (99W)
365 3rd St (99W)
Lafayette Community Church Food pantry
Packaged non-perishable items like cereals, soups, canned fruit and peanut butter.
City, Address
Organization
Items
Website/Contact Information
Grand Ronde:
9615 Grand Ronde Road
9615 Grand Ronde Road
Grand Ronde Library
Books and media material that are clean and in good condition.
Grand Ronde:
Must call to set up donation drop off
Must call to set up donation drop off
Grand Ronde Community Clothes Closet
Clothing, blankets, new household items
Facebook: Grand Ronde Community Clothing Closet
https://www.facebook.com/grandrondecommunityclothescloset/
(559) 847-7565
https://www.facebook.com/grandrondecommunityclothescloset/
(559) 847-7565
Sheridan:
142 NW Yamhill St.
142 NW Yamhill St.
City of Sheridan Library
Books and media material that are clean and in good condition.
Sheridan:
120 N. Bridge St.
120 N. Bridge St.
Grand Sheramina Food Bank
Nonperishable, high nutrient, commercially produced food, Toiletries
Willamina:
1100 NE Oaken Hills Dr #A
1100 NE Oaken Hills Dr #A
A Family Relief Place
Diapers, wipes, classroom supplies, toddler sized clothing
Willamina:
382 C St.
382 C St.
City of Willamina Library
Books and media material that are clean and in good condition.
Willamina:
105 Main St.
105 Main St.
Willamina Thrift Store
Household items, clothing, furniture, books
Facebook page: Willamina Thrift Store
https://www.facebook.com/p/Willamina-Thrift-Store-100054604682361/
(971)716-0894
https://www.facebook.com/p/Willamina-Thrift-Store-100054604682361/
(971)716-0894
Other places to consider donating to:
Please call ahead of time– some places may have special procedures for taking items in.
Local schools: school supplies, paper, books, tissues, hand sanitizer, personal hygiene items, non-perishable food, clothing, shoes, etc. Contact the main office at the school to determine how to bring items in or if they have a student needs supply closet.
Local preschools: reading books, blankets, age appropriate toys– indoor or outdoor, crafting supplies, diapers, clothing. Please call prior to donating any items.
Museums/Historical Societies: Older farming equipment, antique household items or pictures/albums/bibles may be of interest to these organizations. Please call to see if an item is desired. There are museums located in Sheridan, Willamina, McMinnville, and Newberg.
Animal Rescue/Shelters: toys, bedding, towels, blankets, food, bowls, cleaning materials.
Retirement/Nursing/Rehab Homes: puzzles, board games, magazines, books, movies, fleece blankets. Contact their front desk or Activities Director to see what items are most needed.
Places of Religion: medical equipment to lend to their attendees, clothing/food for outreach programs.
VFWs/Legion Halls/ Veteran Associations: medical equipment, puzzles/games, books. Contact your local chapter to find out their needs.