For more information on programs that replace old refrigerators (ClearCorps) as well as other Weatherization programs that replace household items (furnaces, hot water tanks, etc.), go to the Weatherization Resourcepage on this website!

NOTE: Please know that many Facebook FREE pages have popped up all over Metro Detroit, in different cities, where generous people offer up FREE furniture, beds, app- liances, etc.! Simply search for those pages by city or county, and click the "follow" button. But when you see something offered up, JUMP ON IT ASAP as these items will go fast. If you procrastinate, you will lose out!  Also remember that if you need to pick up the furniture and don't have access to a truck, you can rent one quite cheaply at places such as Menards, Home Depot, etc.! 


SERVES MULTIPLE COUNTIES!   CHECK HERE FIRST!

Building Beds 4 Kids 
14241 W. Eleven Mile 
Oak Park, MI  48237
Phone: 248-705-4545
Email:  info@buildingbeds4kids.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/
Nonprofit-Organization/Building-Beds-4-Kids-104705211097052
Building Beds 4 Kids provides twin size beds for children in Metropolitan Detroit who have
no bed, giving priority to families navigating foster care, families transitioning out of home-
lessness and families starting over. However, inquiries from all parties are welcome. Bed requests are generally submitted by supporting organizations, which also coordinate the 
bed pick up. Beds are available to be picked-up by appointment only by either the family 
or by the supporting organization from the Building Beds 4 Kids facility at the address  above.

Habitat for Humanity Michigan RE-STORES 
Administrative Office: 
618 S. Creyts  Suite A
Lansing, MI   48917
Phone: 517-485-1006
Email: info@habitatmichigan.org
Website: https://www.habitatmichigan.org/make-donation/find-affiliate-restore
Facebook: https://www.habitatmichigan.org/make-donation/find-affiliate-restore
What are ReStores?
Re-Stores are nonprofit home improvement stores that directly support local Habitat for Humanity efforts. All Re-Stores are open to the public, so anyone can shop from our inven- tory of new and gently used goods, at a fraction of the retail price. Re-Stores accept donated material from building contractors, manufacturers, and the general public. There are more than 50 Re-Store locations across Michigan, all of which support their local Habitat affiliate.

Humble Design      
180 N. Saginaw 
Pontiac, MI  48342                     
Phone: 844-humbled (844-486-2533)
Email: hello@humbledesign.org
Website: https://www.humbledesign.org 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/humbledesignnational
Humble Design serves individuals, families, and veterans emerging from homelessness by transforming empty houses into welcoming homes using donated furniture and household goods. Our warehouses are curated by design teams that personalize homes based on our clients’ needs and preferences. More than a makeover, it’s a start over. Works with various 
nonprofits to help their clients with a real home. 

Goodwill Industries of S.E. Michigan
Website: https://www.goodwill.org/locator/?cat=3
Goodwill Stores are located in many areas! Please see the website above for all of the locations AND to shop online! 

Grace Centers of Hope Thrift Stores 
Administrative Office: 
35 E. Huron 
Pontiac, MI 48342
Phone: 248-334-7939     855-HELP-GCH
Email: dherzoff@gracecentersofhope.org
Website: https://www.gracecentersofhope.org/Thrift-Stores
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GraceCentersofHope
Stores are located in Macomb & Oakland Counties!

Sleep in Heavenly Peace        
National Headquarters
1560 Eldridge Ave.
Twin Falls, ID
Phone: 844-432-BEDS (2337)
Email: info@shpbeds.org
Website: https://www.shpbeds.org/applyfbclid=IwAR1WErHzkxIPg7rA9AVPxXLxozan
0zbXkDHYzb4mRxHC1mCmfmf5iyPCzQ
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/SHPbeds
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MI-Western Wayne Co. Chapter 
PO Box 85304
Westland, MI  48185
Phone: 844-432-2337 #5510
Website: https://www.shpbeds.org/chapter/mi-western-wayne-co
We fully believe that a bed is a basic need for the proper physical, emotional & mental  support that a child needs. When it was brought to our attention that the need for beds 
went far beyond our own neighborhoods, we stepped up and took initiative. We're a 
national organization answering the call to a national problem. That's where Sleep in Heavenly Peace comes in. We're a group of volunteers dedicated to building, assem-
bling and delivering top-notch bunk beds to children and families in need.

St. Vincent de Paul Detroit / Journey to Housing Program 
3000 Gratiot Ave.
Detroit, MI  48207
Phone: 313-393-2930      877-ST VINCE (877-788-4623)
Email: info@ssvpusa.org 
Website: https://svdpdetroit.org/life-skills
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/svdpdet
St. Vincent de Paul’s Journey to Housing program seeks to solve the problem of homeless- ness in N.W. Wayne County communities. The Journey to Housing Pro- Program supports those in need of shelter by providing them with move-in costs, furniture, household goods and monthly rent subsidy until the family can become financially independent (with 12-18 months of weekly counseling). We help the family work towards self-sufficiency and assist
the family with budgeting, household management, parenting skills & more.

The Furniture Bank of S.E. Michigan   
333 N. Perry
Pontiac, MI  48342
Phone: 248-332-1300 
Email: info@furniture-bank.org
Website: https://www.furniture-bank.org/about/mission-history
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FurnitureBankMI
Our goal is to make sure that every family in Metropolitan Detroit is living in a properly 
furnished home; that every child is getting a healthy start in life by sleeping in a warm 
bed or crib; and that all useable furniture helps those who are most vulnerable live with dignity. Collects gently used furniture & beds to give to low-income families in Oakland 
& Macomb counties. Furniture must be picked up at the above address by the customer. Please see the website for any and all qualifications needed.

The Salvation Army National Headquarters
615 Slaters Lane
Alexandria, VA  22314
Website: https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/contact
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SalvationArmyUSA
Family Thrift Stores:
The Salvation Army Southeast Michigan Adult Rehabilitation Center operates 35 Metro Detroit family thrift stores from which all proceeds benefit the non-profits independently funded, 180-day residential rehabilitation program for men and women. Serves multiple counties.

​Value World Thrift Stores
Website: https://www.valueworld.com/store-locator
Multiple stores throughout S.E MI.

Volunteers of America Michigan Thrift Store
21415 Civic Center Dr.   Suite 306
Southfield, MI  48076 
Phone: 248-945-0101
Email: info@voami.org
Website: https://www.voami.org/thrift 
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/voami
Our Thrift Stores have more than 3,000 new items on sale every day. We offer high quality goods at a fraction of the original price: clothing, household items, furniture, lines, books, shoes, jewelry, collectibles, sporting goods & many other specialty items. And remember- sales at our Thrift Stores help support our vital social services right here in our home communities. LAST TUESDAY OF THE MONTH, EVERYTHING IS 50 PERCENT OFF!
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Thrift Store Locations:
Website: https://www.voami.org/thrift-locations

Wayne State Property Warehouse
5700 Cass   Suite 4602
Detroit, MI  48202
Phone: 313-577-3676 |
Email: propertyappts@wayne.edu
Website: https://fisops.wayne.edu/accounting/property
In order to ensure the best utilization of the University's surplus assets, Property Manage- ment maintains a warehouse for used equipment and office furnishings. These assets can 
be recycled for use in other departments or sold at warehouse sales. Warehouse sales are open to public and are held periodically.


DETROIT & WAYNE COUNTY

Brightmoor Free Store / Redford Brightmoor Iniaitive /Outer Drive United Methodist Church
Brightmoor Campus:
12065 Outer Dr. W. 
Detroit, MI  48223
Phone: 313-326-4947 

Redford Campus:
10000 Beech Daly
Redford Charter Twp., MI 48239
Phone: 313-326-4947
Email: office@redfordbrightmoorinitiative.org
Website: https://rbidetroit.org/programs/furniture-and-appliances
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RedfordBrightmoorInitiative
Claire Miller is an angel who has taken on the RBI furniture and appliance ministry in Red- ford and Brightmoor. She & her assistants pick up furniture and appliances from donors 
& deliver them to people they know have an immediate need. Claire and her team have picked up literally hundreds & hundreds of items, some from as close as a block from the Redford campus but some as far away as Birmingham, Westland, Lansing, & even Traverse City!They collect stoves, refrigerators, washers, dryers, beds, mattresses, springs, frames, table and chair sets, any kind of living room furniture, lamps, desks, … everything imagin- able that could be useful to those in Redford and Brightmoor. And when Claire learns of a need outside these neighborhoods, she can often help.

Capuchin Soup Kitchen 
1820 Mt. Elliot 
Detroit, MI  48207 
Phone: 313-579-2100
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Capuchin Service Center
6333 Medbury 
Detroit, MI  48211
Phone: 313-925-1370
Email: info@thecapuchins.org
Website: https://www.cskdetroit.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapuchinSoupKitchen
Distributes appliances and furniture for families reestablishing households after a fire or 
a stay in a shelter. There are no geographic eligibility criteria; however, all recipients of service are interviewed by an emergency assistance worker. Identification must be provid-
ed for all individuals for whom assistance is requested. 

Central Detroit Christian Community Development Corporation / Refrigerators 
1550 Taylor
Detroit, MI  48206
Phone: 313-873-0064  #17
Email: swilliams@centraldetroitchristian.org  Stephanie Williams
Website: https://centraldetroitchristian.org 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/centraldetroitchristiancdc
You must fill out a  DTE EEA 2021/2022 Application for a refrigerator. This application can-
not be completed online, it must be printed out and completed. Keep in mind that when 
this application is emailed out, it is intended for the email recipient(s) only (unless other-
wise noted) and it is anticipated that the instillation of approved appliance applications 
will be scheduled as quickly as possible upon approval from DTE.   
1.  Valid ID  
2.  Current DTE Bill (ALL pages front & back. Plz make sure we can see name & Acct No.)  
3.  Current Proof of household Income/Benefits Letter
4.  Proof of Ownership (Certified copy of Register of Deed, 
5.  Tax bill/statement in applicates name, Wayne County
6.  Treasurer Statement, etc.)
Applications will only be accepted if all required documentation are attached!  Upon com- pletion, clients can forward it back to Stephanie Williams via email, fax or drop off a hard copy. We will accept applications until the funding runs out! Availability is on a first come-first serve basis.

Christ the King Lutheran Church Donation Station   
16700 Pennsylvania (between Allen and Fort)
Southgate, MI 48195
Email: carol@ctk.me  Carol       
Website: https://ctk.me
Facebook: 
You will see a very large piece of property with brown buildings set back on it. Go into 
the driveway & follow the road to the left around until you see building #9. The donation station is a volunteer-run, re-sale program. Items for sale are available at a GREAT, LOW price! Bi-annual Community sales occur in May & November. There are several buildings 
to shop in for Items for sale range from clothing, kitchen, furniture, seasonal, baby, etc. 

Detroit's Friendship House
9540 Conant 
Hamtramck, MI  48212 
Phone: 313-873-2007      Family Shop: 313-871-7443
Email: friendshiphouse@provide.net
Website: www.detroitfriendshiphouse.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/detroitfriendshiphouse
Free household furnishings to those who live in Hamtramck or nearby Detroit neighbor- hoods.

Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries
150 Stinson 
Detroit, MI   48226
Phone: 313-993-4700
Email: info@drmm.org
Website:  www.drmm.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DetroitRescueMinistries
Supplies household supplies as resources permit.

Inner City Resource Group Community Closet
5575 Conner   Suite 100
Detroit, MI  48213
Phone: 313-924-5090
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/208554109185167/user/100064545435695
Open Friday 4-6pm.

God's Old School Ministry
18633 John R
Detroit, MI  48203
Phone: 313-368-1773 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GodsOldschoolMinistry
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Meeting Needs Organization
18620 John R
Detroit, MI 48208
Phone: 313-368-1150 
We can provide new and gently used household and personal items for displaced, home-
less and transitioning families. We are here to help! Attendance, Photo ID and bill with matching name and address required to receive items. One person per household

Hannan Center / Zena Baum Senior Service Center 
4750 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, MI  48201
Phone: 313-908-0183
Website: www.hannan.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HannanCenter
A senior agency that has an emergency fund for seniors. 
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For furniture, etc.: 
Phone: 313-833-1300  #32
Email: mdraughn@hannan.org  (Melissa Draughn) 

Inner City Resource Group Community Closet
Iroquois Lutheran Church
2411 Iroquois Ave.
Detroit, MI 48214
Phone: 313924-5090     855-543-4294  #617
Email: iroquoischrist@yahoo.com
Website: https://www.iroquoischristlutheran.org/gallery
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IroquoisAveChristLutheranChurch
We have clothes and household items.

Perry Outreach Center          
12047 Miami
Detroit, MI  48217
Phone:  313-749-7324
Email: rmosley@perryoutreach.org
Website: http://perryoutreach.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/perryoutreachcenter
People in need of help with food, utility bills, clothing, medical, household goods or other needs, etc. can contact any of the five parishes above! This is open to people who reside within the boundaries of the five parishes in S.W. Detroit; Lincoln Park, Ecorse, River 
Rouge, Melvindale and Northern Allen Park. 

STEP Thrift Store and Donation Center
Corporate Office: 
2941 S Gulley 
Dearborn, MI  48124
Phone: 734-718-0483
Email: info@stepcentral.org
Website: https://stepcentral.org/step-thrift-stores-donation-centers
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/enhancepotential
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13705 Eureka 
Southgate, MI  48195
Phone: 734-284-0814
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35004 W. Michigan Ave.
Wayne, MI  48184
Phone: 734-728-9777
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23830 Ford 
Dearborn Heights, MI  48127
Phone: 313-633-0755
​STEP Thrift Store and Donation Centers are unique thrift store operations providing work opportunities to individuals with barriers to employment. Your purchases and donations make it possible for over 100 retail intern trainees with disabilities to receive employment training and support every month at our store locations as well as over 1000 other individ- uals to receive vocational and training services in Wayne County. Retail interns will go on 
to work many different types of jobs in the community & their retail training at STEP Thrift Stores prepares them very well.

​To Detroit with Love 
Phone: 313-268-2531
Email: todetroitwithlove@gmail.com
Website: 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/todetroitwithlove
Established in 2017, To Detroit with Love saw a need in the community for delivery of gently used clothing, food & home goods. Because we love our Detroit neighbors in need, we bring those gently used items without question. Everyone is welcome to give and everyone is wel- come to receive. We bring love & friendship with every delivery. Human connection, along with furnishings, is how we turn houses into homes and neighbors into friends. Located in Grosse Pointe, MI, we service our neighbors on the east side of Detroit. Donation pickups are from east of Van Dyke and south of 16 Mile. 


LENAWEE COUNTY

ASSOCIATED CHARITIES of Lenawee County 
221 S. Tecumseh
Adrian, MI 49221
Phone: 517-265-7255
Email: thecharities@tc3net.com
Website: http://www.thecharities.org/programs.html
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/thecharitiesoflenawee
Helps with items such as clothing, furniture, shoes, appliances, and other household items to low-income families in Lenawee County. On average 50-60 families are seen each day.


MACOMB COUNTY

Open Door Outreach Center
Admin. Building
7170 Cooley Lake Road
Waterford, MI 48327
Phone: 248-360-2931
Email: jmcgregor@opendooroutreachcenter.com
Website: http://www.opendooroutreachcenter.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OpenDoorOutreachCenterInc/?ref=page_internal
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THRIFT STORE
7140 Cooley Lake Road
Waterford MI 48327
Phone: 248-360-4977
Come on by and visit this welcoming, stand-alone store. We have a great selection of gently used clothing and household items.

Samaritan House 
62324 Van Dyke
Washington, MI 48094
Phone: 586-336-9956 
Website: https://www.samaritanhousemichigan.org/services​
Clients may receive Salvation Army shopping vouchers to purchase clothing or household items.

Turning Point Thrift Store / Second Hand Rose     
36660 Gratiot Ave.
Clinton Twp., MI 48035
Phone: 586-463-4430
Email: sdobbyn@turningpointmacomb.org
Website: turningpointmacomb.org/help-us/donate
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/turningpointmacomb
Second Hand Rose supports the Mission of Turning Point by providing free goods to sur- vivors, affordable merchandise to the community, and revenue to support domestic vio-
lence & sexual assault programs at Turning Point.


MONROE COUNTY

Damascus House Resale Shop 
212 Smith 
Monroe, MI  48161
Phone: 724-242-8136
Facebook: 
https://www.facebook.com/people/Damascus-House-ResaleShop/100057572224111
Wide selection of reusable household items and furniture sold very cheap to support homeless shelter. 

First Presbyterian Church / Bed Race to Help Children 
108 Washington
Monroe, MI  48161
Phone: 734-242-1545
Email: info@monroebedrace.org
Website: https://www.monroebedrace.org/now-i-lay-me-down
The “Now I Lay Me Down” bed program is a ministry of the First Presbyterian Church of Monroe. The program coordinates the purchase & distribution of beds to needy children 
in Monroe Co. Volunteers from the church membership and the community deliver the 
beds and set them up for the families. Children who receive a bed are also given a new pillow, new or very gently used bedding (sheets, and blankets, or quilts), a stuffed animal, and a book.

IN THE SPIRIT OF GIVING
Distribution / Ministry Center 
610 W. Elm Ave. (former IHM Powerhouse)
Monroe, MI  48162
Phone: 734-241-6088
Email: bronsonti@comcast.net  Lorie Bronson 
Website: https://stmarymonroe.org/in-the-spirit-of-giving
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100079493267025
What:
“In the Spirit of Giving” – an outreach of the Monroe Vicariate Catholic Churches to Monroe County residents in need of furniture and household items. (Individuals are referred from area agencies that assist the homeless and working poor.)
When: 
As you are able and when there is a need. Our doors are open to assist our referred guests on Wednesday’s 2 pm – 4 pm; and on Saturdays, 10 am – 12 pm.
Who: 
Grandparent/Parent/Child teams; Adults able to guide those seeking furniture & household items; Adults with pickup trucks to receive donations from donors and deliver large items 
to our guests when needed.
Where: 
Rear of the IHM Motherhouse (northwest corner) located at 610 West Elm Ave. Bright yellow signs with black “In the Spirit of Giving” lettering are positioned along the IHM Motherhouse driveway on Wednesday’s and Saturday’s.

Oaks Village Furniture Bank 
924 E. 2nd 
Monroe, MI  48161
Phone: 734-244-5444
Website: https://www.oaksvillage.net/human-services-1
Oaks is committed to providing clothing, household essentials, and education to the com- munity of Monroe. We accept and provide gently used coats, clothes, undergarments, bed- ding, towels, toiletries, cleaning supplies, food, and monetary donations. Oaks also collab- orates with several different agencies to serve as an educational hub.  
SERVICES: We provide free, gently used furniture and appliances. 
WHO: This service is free for anyone in need. 


OAKLAND COUNTY

Assistance League of Southeastern Michigan / ReSale Connection
204 S. Main
Rochester, MI  48307
Phone: 248-656-0414
Email: alsemich@gmail.com
Website: https://www.assistanceleague.org/southeasternmichigan
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/assistanceleaguesoutheasternmichigan
Update your look with the latest styles in women's clothing and accessories from ReSale Connection in downtown Rochester. 

Catholic Community Response Team (CCRT)
132 Franklin Blvd.  Suite 203
Pontiac, MI  48341
Phone: 248-499-9621
Email: ccrt@ccrt-pontiac.org
Website: https://ccresponseteam.weebly.com/emergency-help-form.html
Furniture provided to Pontiac residents. 

FRIENDS IN DEED 
1196 Ecorse
Ypsilanti, MI  48198
Phone:  734-484-4357                     Furniture Phone Line: 734-484-7607
Email: office@friendsindeedmi.org
Website: http://www.friendsindeedmi.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FriendsInDeedMI
Furniture Services:
Friends In Deed accepts donations of used furniture & passes it on, for free, to our comm- unity’s many families in need. Through the use of our truck and the help and generosity 
of our many volunteers we are able to pick up furniture from donors & deliver furniture to those of our clients without transportation.
Email: Furniture@FriendsInDeedMI.org.

Love INC of North Oakland County / Bed Blessings and Beyond Ministry 
Lakepoint Community Church 
PO Box 104
Lake Orion, MI  48361
Phone: 248-693-HELP (4357)
Email:  info@loveinc-noc.org
Website: https://www.loveincofnoc.org
Connects people in need with local churches and agencies that provide them with assist- ance. All Ministry help needs a referral from the Clearinghouse..  

Neighbor For Neighbor
495 Broadway
Davisburg, MI  48350
Phone: 248-634-0900
Email: nfndavisburg@gmail.com
Website: neighborforneighbor.net
We succeed in supporting our local families in-need through various types of donations: food, household items, toiletries, gently used clothing, monetary gifts, gift cards, and the
gift of volunteers' time.

Oakland County Sheriff's Re-CYCLE for Kids Program
1200 N. Telegraph
Pontiac, MI  48341
Phone: 888-350-0900
Website: https://www.oakgov.com/sheriff/Community%20Services/Pages/default.aspx
The Oakland County Sheriff's Office, in partnership with The Oakland County Department 
of Health & Human Services, offers FREE portable cribs to provide a safe sleeping environ- ment to infants throughout Oakland Co. If you have any questions or you or someone you know is in need of a crib, please contact the Nurse on Call (N.O.C) at the Oakland County 
Health Division by calling 800-848-5533.

OAKLAND HOPE Thrift Store 
20 E. Walton Blvd.
Pontiac, MI  48340 
Phone: 248-309-3658
Email: norma@oaklandhope.org
Website: https://oaklandhope.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oaklandHOPEMI
The Thrift Store is a funding mechanism for our Food Pantry. Without it, operating the 
Pantry and serving families in Oakland County would be impossible! Support us and 
shop for a cause!

Veteran's Thrift Store
29523 Gratiot Ave.
Roseville MI   48066
Phone: 586-285-5606
Email: store@vetsreturninghome.org
Website: vetsreturninghome.org/thrift-store
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/veteransthriftstoremi
Shopping here helps support homeless veterans in crisis housed at Vets Returning Home.


WASHTENAW COUNTY

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Clothes Closet
201 N. River 
Ypsilanti, MI 48198
Phone: 734-482-7121
Email: ClothesCloset@emmanuelypsi.org 
Website: https://www.emmanuelypsi.org/content.cfmpage_content=announcement_include
.'cfm&announcement_id=110

​Faith in Action 
603 S. Main 
Chelsea, MI 48118
Phone: 734-475-3305
Email: sarahshugart@faithinaction1.org
Website: https://www.faithinaction1.org/programs-services
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FIA.ChelseaDexter
Furniture: FIA staff can provide escorted referral to the Kiwanis sale room for needed fur- niture items. Talk with a social worker for information.

Friends In Deed
1196 Ecorse 
Ypsilanti, MI  48198
Furniture Line: 734-484-7607
Email: Furniture@FriendsInDeedMI.org     Email: office@friendsindeedMI.org
Website: https://www.friendsindeedmi.org 
Friends In Deed has been around for a while. For over 35 years, we’ve worked to help our neighbors in need by filling in the cracks of assistance offered by other organizations & 
non-profits in the community.
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Our Direct Assistance Program helps families prevent utility shut off, repair a car to get to work or medical appointments, obtain a prescription or other one-time medical need and more.
Our Furniture Program helps families obtain basic-needs furniture, including beds, kitchen tables and chairs, couches, etc. Friends In Deed is one of the only programs in Washtenaw County that helps a family obtain a bed or crib free of cost. Our Circles Program focuses on helping families to lift themselves out of poverty. 

Furnace Test & Tune Program
950 Victors Way   Suite 50
Ann Arbor, MI  48108
Email: ref@h4h.org
Website: https://www.h4h.org/refrigerator-replacemenWebsite: t-program
1.  You must live in Southeast Michigan and live in a single family residence
2.  You must be a DTE Residential Electric customer 
3.  You must provide a recent copy of your DTE bill
4.  Your existing refrigerator must have been manufactured before January 2014*
5.  You must agree to have your old refrigerator removed by one of our Retail Partners &             replaced with an Energy Star refrigerator 
6.  Your annual household income must not exceed the maximum amounts shown below 
     OR have a household member participating in one of the following qualified assistance           programs:
You must provide documentation to support either the household income or the partici-pation in one of the programs above. Examples include paystub(s), award letter, bank statement, participation letter, proof of eligibility. You will be asked to upload, email, fax 
or mail this documentation to Habitat.
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*To determine the age of your refrigerator, locate the model number and serial number (typically found inside your refrigerator or outside on the lower front of your refrigerator) 
and then go to Appliance411 at
http://www.appliance411.com/service/date-code.php to determine its age.  

House by the Side of the Road
2051 S. State 
Ann Arbor, MI  48104
Phone: 734-769-4085
Website: https://www.housebythesideoftheroad.org 
House by the Side of the Road’s purpose is to provide adequate clothing & small house-
hold items at no charge to children & adults. These services are free to clients with limited funds for clothing, bedding, and other house- hold essentials. People come in after family breakup, job loss, fire, or pro-longed illness. We also serve those who are homeless, those who are just re-entering society from prison, people with mental health issues, recent imm-
igrants, and migrant workers.

HouseN2Home Washtenaw
5361 McAuley Dr.  Suite 1125
Ypsilanti, MI  48197
Email: contactus@houseN2home.org
Website: https://houseN2home.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HouseN2HomeWashtenaw
Our organization works with social workers and case managers, of organizations in Wash- tenaw County, to furnish homes, with donated household items, for adults and families exiting homelessness.

The Kiwanis Center of Ann Arbor 
100 N. Staebler   Suite C   (1 mile west of Zeeb Road and 1 mile east of Baker Road)
Ann Arbor, MI  
Phone: 734-368-9738
Email: admin@a2kiwanis.org 
Website: https://kiwanissale.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/a2kiwanis.org
Everything from antiques and furniture to clothing, electronics, crafts & jewelry, plus an excellent inventory of books and music. Big selections of housewares, dishes, garden 
tools, and sporting goods. Free parking and handicapped accessible. 




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