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“The Thrift Shop is a low-cost variety shop. Its mission is to offer gently-used clothing, housewares, and much more to our neighbors in need, at very low prices. The shop is open to the public. Any profits support our food pantry. In these hard economic times, we are here to help all families clothe their children and stretch their family budgets.
We accept donations when we are open. You can call the office to make arrangements to drop off donations if you cannot do so during our regular hours. Please do not leave donations on the steps, especially in the rain.
Donating to the thrift shop not only helps our needy neighbors, it also keeps usable items out of the landfill. And your donations stay in the local community!”
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Grace Tabernacle Church runs a Clothing Bank that provides good used clothing without cost.
Project Fix is an in-home repair service for Onondaga County residents aged 60+ that assists in assessing the repair issue and either doing the work for you or helping you find a reputable contractor to do it. Repairs must be minor in nature and may include plumbing, electrical, carpentry and/or small masonry repairs. Clients pay for materials for each job. Project FIX will determine what is needed and pick the materials up for you. Clients are asked to make a contribution for labor. This is returned to the program to help support costs and expand services. No one is turned away due to an unwillingness or inability to pay.
A home or business delivery for groceries, lunches from participating businesses or other basic necessities. Charges a small delivery fee. Only delivers to the Deposit area. Hours of operation are 11am to 10pm daily. Please call 607-235-2122 for details or to place an order.
The Agape Shop is located in the basement of the former St. Lucy's school. Through donations and contributed off-season merchandise of local stores, we are able to offer clothing, shoes, household items, and toys at minimal cost to those who shop at the store. Our volunteers help sort and display donations, as well as assist our customers.
St. Luke's Thrift Shop is an outreach ministry of St. Luke's Episcopal Church that supports the Jamestown Community. Provides low price clothing and small household goods. Open to all. For intake process church will only take direct referral from agencies such as Department of Social Services, Chautauqua Opportunities.
The Volunteers of America (VOA) Resale Store in Endwell provides used clothing and small household goods at low cost.
First Baptist Church runs the Cups of Cold Water Program, which provides free clothing, shoes and coats. Call ahead.
The Deposit Closet offers used apparel and small household goods to those in need. For Deposit residents only.