Donate Furniture

      Our warehouse is located at 25 N. Extension in Mesa 85201

We have a limited pickup area (East of Central Avenue)

Click mover to request
a Furniture Pickup

To determine the value of your donations click here or search Donation Value Guides

For IRS regulations please see: http://www.irs.gov/publications/p561/ar02.html#d0e216

Bridging relies on donations of furniture  from the community to help furnish homes of families and individuals in need.  Therefore, we ask that all items are like-new or gently used.  At Bridging we do not ascribe to the old adage “something is better than nothing.”  On the contrary, we ask items to be:

1. SAFE

2. CLEAN

3. FUNCTIONAL

To ensure a genuine service to our clients, Bridging AZ requests that all donations be in good condition. Dressers will be sturdy and drawers will function properly.  Kitchen tables and chairs are stable.   Soft goods (including beds) are free of pet hair, stains and/or odor.

Items we accept, providing they meet the 3 criteria listed above:

  • Beds: Twin, Full, Queen
  • Bed frames
  • Bunk beds
  • Couches
  • Loveseats
  • Sofa Beds
  • Dressers/Chests
  • Kitchen/Dining tables & chairs
  • Nightstands
  • Armchairs
  • Small tables (end, coffee)
  • Desks (3 ft and smaller)
  • Lamps
  • Small bookcases
  • Rugs (area & throw)

A partial list of items we are unable to accept:

  • Water beds
  • King size beds
  • Large appliances
  • Building supplies
  • Electronics (TVs), etc.
  • Patio furniture/ gardening supplies
  • Clothing
  • Office furniture
  • Entertainment centers
  • Hutches
  • Exercise equipment
  • Holiday decor

Drop-Off Times

Bridging accepts donations at our warehouse Wednesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

    Bridging AZ Furniture Bank
    25 N. Extension Rd.
    Mesa, AZ 85201

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Pick-up Service

 

Click here to fill out a pick-up request form.

 

We do not operate a thrift store, nor are we in the business of selling donated items. Up to 10% of our inventory may be sold to help defer the cost of our programs Note: last year this total was less than 1.2%


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