Moving? Redecorating? Cleaning your house? If you have pre-loved goods that deserve another life, then donate them to St. Vinny’s Thrift Stores. Don’t have time to drive to a store? Schedule a free at-home pickup of furniture, bagged or boxed clothing, shoes or other small household items today!

How to donate:

• Call (608) 278-2920 x1 between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday or 8:00 am – 3:00 pm Saturday, to request a scheduled pickup.

Pickup notes:

At this time we are accepting furniture, clothing, shoes and small household items. Please make sure small items are properly packed and fully enclosed in boxes or bags. In most cases, furniture should remain fully assembled. If you think an item would need to be taken apart to be moved, please ask the receptionist when you schedule your pick-up. As of November 2022, we can enter into the first level of your home to carry out items. Click here to view our handy packing guide!

What You Can Donate:

• Clothing, furniture and household items that are in clean, working condition and are suitable for resale in our stores

Sorry, but no:

• ​Non-working or broken items​
• Items that are too large or heavy to safely handle
• Items that our trained staff determine have low or no resale value, high disposal costs or that could potentially harm our staff, customers or the environment
• Mattresses & box springs
• ​Computers & computer equipment​ (SVdP discontinued its ecycle program in April 2017)
• Televisions
• Sofa sleepers​ &​ reclining sofas
• ​Entertainment centers
• ​F​utons
• Baby furniture items such as​ car seats, cribs & ​strollers/​walkers
• Large appliances
• ​E​xercise equipment
• Hazardous materials
• Construction materials
• Artificial Christmas trees without their original box, (we can accept full trees in their original box)

Pickup area schedule:

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday:

All Madison 537xx, 53562 ZIP Codes: Madison, Monona, Fitchburg, and Middleton

Fridays

Out-of-town and associated ZIP Codes: Barneveld, Black Earth, Blue Mounds, Brooklyn, Cottage Grove, Cross Plains, DeForest, Edgerton, Evansville, Mazomanie, McFarland, Mount Horeb, Oregon, Stoughton, Sun Prairie, Verona, Waunakee, Windsor

Is my donation tax-deductible?

In 2018, the tax laws changed, but the good feeling of helping someone else and having a cleaned out, organized closet, garage or kitchen never changes! Visit the IRS website to help you understand goods donations and deductibility. Click here to print a goods donation receipt to complete for your records or taxes.