Help Our Cause
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions allow us to continue to turn new places to live into homes. Without your donations, we could not fulfill our mission of providing furniture and household items at no cost to individuals and families who are transitioning out of homelessness.
There are two ways you can donate to Central Furniture Rescue: by making a generous donation to help with operational expenses or by giving furniture and household goods a new home.
Donate Today
Donate Now
Want to support Central Furniture Rescue another way?
Donate to Stuff Etc.
All Stuff Etc. locations in Eastern Iowa will accept your donation of gently used and unwanted clothing, garden equipment, lawn chairs, and more, to benefit Central Furniture Rescue. When dropping off your donation to Stuff Etc., let them know you’d like the proceeds to benefit the Central Furniture Rescue account. When the items sell in-store, the money will be credited to our account.
Donate Your Vehicle
Donating your vehicle to CARS to support Central Furniture Rescue is easy, and the pick-up is FREE! Donating skips the costs and hassles associated with selling a car, and your donation could reduce your taxable income when taxes are itemized.
Learn more about donating your vehicle HERE.
Donate Your Change
RoundUp.org allows you to automatically donate the spare change from your daily credit or debit card purchases to Central Furniture Rescue! By linking a Visa or Mastercard, your everyday transactions are rounded up to the nearest dollar, with the accumulated “change” given to Central Furniture Rescue.
Register your card HERE.
4.1% of all landfill waste is due to furniture and household items.
Your donations have already saved hundreds of tons of furniture and household items from the landfill.
Central Furniture Rescue are active recyclers, working with city authorities and private organizations to divert as much waste from landfills as possible.
Trailers are used for picking up and delivering of furniture, saving landfill waste.
Trailers were provided with funding from the IOWA DNR and International Paper.
