The Community Clothing Closet - check website for upcoming donation events

The Community Clothing Closet’s mission is to provide quality clothing at no cost, to those who need it most, unite communities through events grounded in compassion over commerce, and champion sustainability by keeping clothes out of landfills and into closets where they belong.

The Circle Issaquah

Please let us know if you would like to donate any of the items in our Giving Circle page. Thank you for your support!

Hopelink: Furnish An Apartment

Thanks to our partnership with Horizon Housing, we're so excited to begin welcoming residents home to the new Together Center in downtown Redmond! Hopelink will be providing case management services for families in 80 units of the new complex and we're hard at work getting these apartments ready for our neighbors. We're in need of a number of household essentials including kitchen appliances, bedding, furniture, and cookware. Items must be in new condition. Can you lend a hand? Contact Leva Shaeri at lshaeri@hopelink.org or call 425-943-7573 to schedule a delivery. You can explore the full list of items needed here

Treehouse Shop Our Wish List

Help us keep our free store for youth in foster care stocked! We're out of guys' shoes in all sizes and low on other men's clothing in the Treehouse Store. Visit http://treehouseforkids.org/wishlist to purchase shoes & other high-priority items to be shipped to the Store. When checking out, ship to: 2100 24th Avenue S. Suite 100 Seattle, WA 98144-4643

KidVantage: Donations Needed

Drop off opportunities at our Issaquah Hub: Interested in donating goods? And remember, Have Legos? Donate them to KidVantage! On November 1st, KidVantage will resume our acceptance of goods donations at the Hubs! We appreciate your patience and understanding during our short break in donation acceptance this October. We look forward to seeing you for donation drop offs soon! To make an appointment or learn more about the items we accept, please visit our website

Birthday Drives: Birthdays are important because it's an opportunity for a child to develop a sense of identity and a feeling of self-worth, as they feel recognized and valued for who they are and their growth over the years. For a family struggling to pay rent, put meals on the table, or afford diapers, birthday gifts aren't going to be a priority. KidVantage wants all kids to experience the joys of celebrating their birthday, AND WE NEED YOUR HELP. This summer we're hosting our Birthday Buddies drives, where you can collect new toys and give parents and caregivers a chance to celebrate their children on their special day! If you'd like to host, visit our website to sign-up! www.kidvantagenw.org/organize-a-drive

Sophia’s Way Volunteers Needed for Sorting Donations

Thursdays: Sort and organize in-kind donations Donation Center (12 – 2 pm) Sign up here

Essentials First

Sewing machines are needed to accommodate the growing number of students in the EF Essential Skills program. New and gently used sewing machines can be delivered or dropped off to EF Kent, or purchased and delivered using our Amazon Wish List. Essential Skills programs provide skill-building and build community connections for refugees, seniors, and other community members experiencing social isolation.​ Learn more at essentialsfirst.org/essentialskills

We are providing free personal and household hygiene essentials to low-income families in the state of WA. In 2021, we distributed over 450,000 hygiene items to school districts, inadequately housed communities, newly arrived Afghan refugees, and other marginalized communities lacking equitable access to hygiene products. We are also working with Food Lifeline, one of the largest food distributors in WA State for bulk distribution of household and personal essential items with selected local food banks as a pilot.  Essentials First (Formerly known as Kits for Peace) empowers dignity daily and strengthens community-wide wellness by providing equitable access to vital personal and household hygiene products, as well as food assistance.

Immigrant Women’s Community Center Amazon Wish List

Immigrant Women's Community Center (IWCC) is a local 501(c)(3) NGO helping refugees in the Seattle area. IWCC helps resettle the new families into warm homes;While the government program secures housing, the houses are lacking quality furniture, appliances , warm cloths for the winter and books and school supplies.

Imagine Housing: In Need Of In-Kind Donations

We have a variety of in-kind needs, especially basic needs and items to make residents’ new apartments feel more like home. We keep basic needs items on hand for residents during times of need. Access to these items helps our residents maintain their health, dignity, and confidence when they can’t afford basic needs items. From grocery store gift cards to cleaning and hygiene supplies, your in-kind contributions make a world of difference for residents

Birthday Dreams

Birthday Dreams provides a dream birthday to homeless children ages 1 to 18 years. We partner with over 80 shelters in King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties. Some hold hosted group parties where our volunteers throw the party and some hold non-hosted group parties. Birthday Dreams relies on community support to achieve our mission and make a difference in the life of a child – one birthday at a time.

Eastside Community Aid Thrift Shop

ECA is a volunteer-run thrift store that sells donated goods and offers a welcoming community to shoppers. ECA’s resources are used to provide grant funding, vouchers, and material support to partner nonprofits who advance our mission.