Habitat for Humanity NWT’s Restore accepts a wide variety of household items as well as building materials. All donations must be in new or near-new condition and are subject to staff approval.

This program, which offers housing to people who may not be able to afford it, takes new or gently used donations, including furniture, cleaning supplies, bathing products and more.  

This is an organization that is soon to become an official non-profit. In the meantime, check of its Facebook page for the latest. Volunteers are often collecting clothes for those in need, or coming together to make sure the “Purple Pantry” in downtown Yellowknife is full. 

This resource and support centre for 2SLGBTQIAA+ and allies is always looking for furniture and housewares that may help youth feel more at home in their space. They’re also  looking for books, resources, movies, supplies, or other knick-knacks. You can contact them to schedule a pick-up or drop-off time.

The Sally Anne in Yellowknife will take virtually anything in resell condition.

Getting rid of old computers, printers or hard drives? Take them to the Bottle Shop! If the attendant approves the item, they take it off your hands and dispose of it in an environmentally friendly way.  

Getting rid of old computers, printers or hard drives? Take them to the Bottle Shop! If the attendant approves the item, they take it off your hands and dispose of it in an environmentally friendly way.  

This is the replacement for the Catholic’s church former flea market. It accepts clothes in good, resell condition.

Getting rid of old computers, printers or hard drives? Take them to the Bottle Shop! If the attendant approves the item, they take it off your hands and dispose of it in an environmentally friendly way.