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The Arc of Anchorage

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Est. 1957Anchorage, AK

Donating to The Arc of Anchorage

The Arc of Anchorage serves people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Alaska. Their thrift store in Anchorage is a community staple, offering affordable goods while funding programs that help people live independently and participate fully in their community.

Donations to The Arc of Anchorage support job coaching, community access programs, residential services, and advocacy for people with disabilities. Alaska has unique challenges when it comes to disability services due to its geography and climate, making local organizations like this especially important.

You can drop off clothing, shoes, household items, furniture, books, and toys at their Anchorage thrift store during business hours. If you're in the Anchorage area, this is one of the best local options for making sure your donation has a direct impact in your community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is The Arc of Anchorage thrift store?

The Arc of Anchorage operates a thrift store in Anchorage, Alaska. Check their website at thearcofanchorage.org for the current address and hours.

What programs does The Arc of Anchorage fund?

Thrift store proceeds support job coaching, community integration programs, residential services, and disability rights advocacy throughout the Anchorage area.

Does The Arc of Anchorage accept furniture?

Yes. They accept furniture, clothing, household items, books, and toys at their Anchorage location. Mattresses and large appliances are not accepted.

Is The Arc of Anchorage connected to The Arc nationally?

Yes. They're a local chapter of The Arc, the largest national community-based organization advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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