restoring DIGnity

through household goods

DIG Furniture Bank restores dignity and promotes stability by redirecting gently used furniture and household items to local families in need at no cost.

We envision a community where everybody has enough: enough to create a home, build a future, and thrive with dignity. We believe that a furnished home lays the foundation for stability, confidence, and lasting change.

let’s “DIG” in…

We provide free, gently used furniture to individuals and families in need through referrals from partner agencies.
Find out how to receive furniture
We accept donations of clean, working, gently used furniture and household items to help furnish homes for neighbors in need.
See what we accept and schedule a drop off
Your financial support helps us deliver furniture, expand our services, and bring comfort to more families.
Make a donation or become a monthly donor
Join our community of volunteers to help clean, sort, deliver, or organize furniture for local families.
View our volunteer opportunities
DIG partners with social service agencies to provide furniture for clients transitioning into stable housing.
Learn how to refer a client

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how we work:

At DIG, we believe that furniture is a vital piece of housing stability, and that everyone deserves a furnished, stable home. We collect gently used, dignified furniture from our generous community and give it - free of charge - to individuals and families in need.

Here’s how it works:

You donate. We accept quality furniture and household items you no longer need.
We prepare. Our team cleans, sorts, and organizes every item to make it feel like new.
Families shop. Through referrals from partner agencies, neighbors in need “shop” our showroom and choose furniture that fits their style and space.
Homes are transformed. We deliver everything directly to clients - beds, tables, dressers, and more - for free so families can focus on building stability and moving forward.

Whether you’re giving help or getting help, you’re part of the story. And we’re so glad you’re here.