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Idaho Youth Ranch

24 donation centers across 1 states

Est. 1953Boise, ID

Donating to Idaho Youth Ranch

Idaho Youth Ranch has been serving at-risk youth and their families since 1953. Their thrift stores across Idaho fund residential treatment, counseling, adoption services, and community programs for young people who need a safe place and a second chance.

Idaho Youth Ranch operates some of the best-run thrift stores in the state. They accept clothing, shoes, furniture, household items, electronics, books, and sporting goods. Most stores have a drive-through donation area with staff who help you unload. Receipts are provided automatically.

Every item donated to Idaho Youth Ranch supports programs that serve thousands of Idaho kids each year. Their approach includes everything from short-term family counseling to residential care for youth in crisis. If you're donating in Idaho, this is one of the most impactful local organizations to support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are Idaho Youth Ranch thrift stores?

Idaho Youth Ranch operates thrift stores across Idaho, with locations in Boise, Nampa, Meridian, Twin Falls, Idaho Falls, and other communities. Check youthranch.org for a full list.

How does Idaho Youth Ranch help kids?

Thrift store revenue funds residential treatment, counseling, adoption services, and community programs for at-risk youth and their families across Idaho.

Does Idaho Youth Ranch accept furniture?

Yes. Most locations accept furniture in good condition. Large items can sometimes be picked up. Call your nearest store to arrange pickup for bulky pieces.

Is Idaho Youth Ranch a nonprofit?

Yes. Idaho Youth Ranch has been a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit since 1953. All donations are tax-deductible and proceeds fund youth services statewide.

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