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Salvation Army

1,739 donation centers across 46 states

Est. 1865Alexandria, VA

Donating to Salvation Army

The Salvation Army has been accepting donations since 1865 and now operates over 7,000 centers across the United States. Their Adult Rehabilitation Centers use proceeds from thrift store sales to fund residential recovery programs for people struggling with addiction, homelessness, and other life challenges.

One of the biggest perks of donating to the Salvation Army is their free pickup service. You can schedule a truck to come to your home and haul away clothing, furniture, and household goods. This makes them one of the most convenient options if you have large or bulky items to donate.

Salvation Army Family Stores accept a wide range of items beyond clothing. Furniture, small appliances, books, and toys are all welcome at most locations. Drop-off is typically available during store hours, and donation attendants will help you unload.

Salvation Army Locations by State

1,739 donation centers across 46 states

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I schedule a Salvation Army pickup?

Visit satruck.org or call 1-800-SA-TRUCK. You can choose a date and leave items on your porch. Pickup is free in most areas.

What does the Salvation Army do with donated clothes?

Sellable items go to Family Stores. Revenue funds Adult Rehabilitation Centers that provide housing, meals, and recovery programs for people in crisis.

Does the Salvation Army give a tax receipt?

Yes. For drop-offs, you get a receipt on the spot. For scheduled pickups, a receipt is left at your door after collection.

Can I donate furniture to the Salvation Army?

Yes. Most locations accept furniture in good condition. Large items like couches and tables can be picked up for free through their truck service.

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