HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Large working appliances such as refrigerators and stoves, lighting fixtures, windows, doors, kitchen cabinets, sinks, toilets, bathroom vanities. Contact the closest Habitat for Humanity ReStorehabitat.ca/restore or call 416-755-7353. Some ReStores accept dining room sets, armoires and other non-upholstered furniture.
In some cases, a ReStore will arrange, with no charge, for a crew to dismantle and remove cabinets, countertops, sinks and other pieces being donated.
Tax receipts are issued for some items. ReStore profits fund administrative costs of the Habitat for Humanity affiliate that runs the store, so that other donations go directly to building homes for the needy.
Donate stuff to Re-Store: https://habitatgta.ca/restore/donate-stuff-to-restore/
Locate a branch near you: https://habitatgta.ca
Request a pick-up: https://form.habitatgta.ca/212365524454252
OASIS CLOTHING BANK
Accepts small appliances (e.g. toasters, kettles, coffee makers), toys. Also, clothing, shoes, SMALL sports equipment (call to see current need), linens can be dropped off at Oasis boxes around the city. (Note: currently no need for big exercise equipment.)
Free home pick-up in GTA (minimum of three large garbage bags of clothing.)
Donated items are either given to participants in Oasis’s addiction recovery program or sold to help fund recovery services. Call 416-751-0553 for info.
WishList: http://www.clothingbank.ca/catsec_donate.inc
SAFETYNET
WishList: https://www.safetynetservices.ca/howtohelp/#donatehousehold
Email: [email protected]
T: (905) 845 7233
Address: 1317 Speers Road, Oakville ON, L6L 2X5
Contact:https://www.safetynetservices.ca/contact/
I have a fridge and stove that I would like to donate. Is this possible my postal code is M9W 2N5
Hi Kathleen, by your postal code I see that you are in Etobicoke. The Habitat for Humanity Re-Store in Etobicoke would want a fridge and stove that are 6 years or younger (I just called). Here is the link to their free pick-up service:
pick-up request form Habitat for Humanity Re-store
If the appliances are older, please let me know and I will see what else I can come up with. – Michelle Beaupre, CharityWishList.ca
I also have a fridge and gas range in excellent condition that I would like to donate but both are about 10 years old. Do you have any suggestons?
Hi Sharon, you could try Habitat for Humanity. You might be right at the appliance age cut-off so best to speak directly with them:
Donate stuff to Re-Store: https://habitatgta.ca/restore/donate-stuff-to-restore/
I sent a message to the City of Toronto info Email: [email protected] to see if they would know. I am waiting to hear back.
Hope this is helpful. Thank you for putting in the effort to rehome your appliances.
Michelle Beaupre,
CharityWishList.ca
We would like to donate a fridge, dishwasher, glass top stove/oven and a Sakura fan/hood. These are all in good working conditions and clean.
Where can I donate them. I prefer to donate than to sell them. Thank you.
Hi Maria, I just emailed you a response. I suggest contacting Habitat for Humanity ReStore.
Thanks, Michelle Beaupre
I have a condo size dryer less then 6 years old, clean and in good working order that I want to donate.
St. Clair and Yonge in condo.
Would need it picked up.
Hi Dena, thank you for wanting to donate a dryer. You would need to reach out directly to, for example, Habitat for Humanity.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Large working appliances such as refrigerators and stoves, lighting fixtures, windows, doors, kitchen cabinets, sinks, toilets, bathroom vanities. Contact the closest Habitat for Humanity ReStorehabitat.ca/restore or call 416-755-7353. Some ReStores accept dining room sets, armoires and other non-upholstered furniture.
In some cases, a ReStore will arrange, with no charge, for a crew to dismantle and remove cabinets, countertops, sinks and other pieces being donated.
Tax receipts are issued for some items. ReStore profits fund administrative costs of the Habitat for Humanity affiliate that runs the store, so that other donations go directly to building homes for the needy.
Donate stuff to Re-Store: https://habitatgta.ca/restore/donate-stuff-to-restore/
Locate a branch near you: https://habitatgta.ca
Request a pick-up: https://form.habitatgta.ca/212365524454252
Thanks,
Michelle Beaupre
CharityWishList.ca
I need fridge and a stove.
Hope can donate
Need ergent
Hi person at Clubhearts email, as CharityWishList.ca is like a directory, it doesn’t collect or distribute items. You may want to try Habitat for Humanity Restore at email: [email protected] T. (416) 755-7353 x 2222. Or reach out to the Salvation Army https://thriftstore.ca/locations/ Or, for a directory of community support services, https://211ontario.ca/
Hope this information is of use to you, sincerely,
Michelle Beaupre
CharityWishList.ca
We would like to donate a 30-inch French door fridge, dishwasher, a washing machine and a dryer. They are all in good working conditions and clean. Our location is Richmond Hill Mill Pond area. Hope can be picked up (condo townhouse).
Hi Candice, a great place to donate appliances would be Habitat for Humanity’s “Restore”. https://habitatgo.com/restore/what-we-accept/
You will be able to find the closest store to you on their website. As well their pick-up form, and info as to up to what age of appliances are accepted, are listed on their website. Please contact them directly to arrange for pick-up and work out the particulars. Hope this helps. Thank you for putting in the effort to rehome your appliances rather than tossing them. Michelle Beaupre, CharityWishList.ca
I have a blender that works well but my son didn’t place the blender on the base properly and the rubber portion on the base broke off. I am wondering if there is somewhere I can donate it to where they can fix it and donate to a family in need or sell etc.
Hi Kathy,
Thank you for wanting to get your blender fixed and then donated. I did an Internet search and found Repair Cafe Toronto, associated with the charity Skills for Change, that may be what you are looking for in Toronto. More information can be found here at website https://repaircafetoronto.ca/
From the CRA website, Skills for Change: “THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES EMPLOYMENT TRAINING CENTRES AND OFFERS A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS AND SERVICES DESIGNED TO ASSIST IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES PARTICIPATE IN THE CANADIAN WORKPLACE AND INTEGRATE INTO CANADIAN SOCIETY. THE ORGANIZATION OFFERS EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES …”
Note that I have not looked into this organization beyond an initial look at their website and CRA’s website. But it appears to meet your request for repair and donation to those who could use. Email at [email protected]
Hope this helps,
Michelle Beaupre
CharityWishList.ca
Hi there, looking to donate a washer/dryer combo that is quite old (older than 15 years) but still in perfect working condition. Please advise!
Hi Michael,
Toronto Wildlife Centre has washer/dryer on their Wishlist. More info on my website under the Pets and Animals section.
Or go to their link directly at:
https://www.torontowildlifecentre.com/donate/wish-list/
I know Habitat for Humanity want machines under ten years so that wouldn’t be a fit in your case. So best to reach out directly to the Toronto Wildlife Centre.
Thanks for looking into finding a new home for your machines. You are welcome to let me know if it works out.
Michelle Beaupre
CharityWishList.ca