It’s that time of year again, the dreaded moving season. Time to pack up everything you own and hope it all fits into a Uhaul van!
Usually, around this time you can find a lot of furniture laying out on the curbside. Philadelphia Streets Department allows you to leave two compactable items (such as a sofa or mattress) per week, but if you would rather donate or sell your furniture, here are a few options.
Although Goodwill used to pick up donations, gas isn’t cheap so they now partner with a hauling company to take stuff off your hands for a fee. College Hunks Hauling will pick up your unwanted furniture and take it to Goodwill. You can also drop off donations at a Goodwill store closest to you. Either way, your donations are tax-deductible.
Drop your furniture off at Philly AIDS Thrift during their business hours, someone is always there to accept the donation and give you a tax-deductible receipt.
Drop off or pick up, Habitat for Humanity has your back. Fill out this form to request a free pick-up, or drop off your donation to one of their ReStores. Also tax-deductible!
Send an email to ufcphilly@gmail.com including all of the information listed here to schedule a pick-up. And in the spirit of consistency, these are also tax-deductible donations!
Moving costs a pretty penny, so if you’re trying to make some extra cash, try letgo. Upload a picture of your furniture and wait for someone to make you an offer!
The standard in selling, Craigslist is great to reach a wide audience of consumers that are nearby. Post pictures of your furniture and sell, sell, sell!
Have you found a great way to get rid of unwanted furniture? Let us know in the comments!
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