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NW Furniture Bank offers furniture assistance to families in need.
Our Mission
MATTRESS RECYCLING

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FURNITURE DONATIONS

Put your used goods to good use! Donating your gently used furniture, housewares, kitchen items, linens & other items makes a house a home for our clients.

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Your financial support transforms lives, providing sustaining support for local families. Any donation, large or small, goes straight to our mission – and builds the foundation for healthy, happy homes.

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VOLUNTEER YOUR TIME

We rely on people like you to help us achieve our mission. Volunteer at NW Furniture Bank through our corporate and individual volunteer opportunities.

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Donate Today! Lasting Impact through GiveMore24

September 22, 2021

It's a day when everyone who cares about Southwest Washington can take action by giving what they can, wherever they are, at the same time. Give More 24! starts at 12:00 a.m. and ends at 11:59 p.m. on September 23rd, 2021.

NW Furniture Bank

Dozens of agencies work with the homeless, domestic violence victims and low-income population providing temporary housing and recovery programs, but when their clients complete the programs they may have new housing and a new focus for their life, but they often have no furniture. NW Furniture Bank meets these needs by providing furniture to those transitioning into their own homes. Furniture is also available for foster children who age-out of the program, and for people who lose all of their possessions in natural disasters such as fire or flood.

The NW Furniture Bank strives to give their clients a bed to sleep on, a sofa to sit on, and a table to eat from. Hundreds of volunteers are using their time, talents and donated furniture to restore hope, dignity and stability to families that are working hard to rebuild their lives. learn more >