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Appliances – large and small (clean and in good working order); radios, TVs, alarm clocks, blenders, hot plates, stoves, refrigerators, etc.
Baby equipment – recently manufactured (due to legal safety requirements), clean, with all parts intact and assembled
Clothing – in all sizes, in season, clean, in style, in good repair. (Would you wear it?)
Table settings - flatware, dishes, mugs, bowls, glasses
Furniture – chairs, tables, lamps, sofas, end tables, beds, dressers, mattresses, box springs, and bed frames; clean, functional, in good condition
Other essential household items
Pots and pans
Sheets and towels – all sizes, clean, in good condition
Toys – must be safe for a household with toddlers under three years of age, very clean, with all parts intact
Disposable diapers
Personal hygiene items – unopened products only
Large trash bags

Anything purely decorative, loose parts, and/or not of obvious use
Anything stained, dirty, torn, chipped, broken, rusty, damp, incomplete, obsolete, smelly, or doesn’t work
Bicycle helmets
Books – may be donated to the public library’s paper-back book exchange
Building supplies – paint, plaster, cement
Car seats – state law dictates they must be brand-new and in the original box
Computers – call Neenah on extension 13 for prior approval
Cribs – law requires that slats are no more than two inches apart
Exercise equipment
Food – may be donated to the Covenant Soup Kitchen, 220 Valley Street in Willimantic
Games with missing pieces
Medical items (must be pre-approved)
Office furniture
Puzzles
Yarn and fabric – please donate to the Interfaith Sewing Group, 1st Congregational Church in Willimantic