When you donate your extra clothes and household goods to UGM, you’re helping the homeless.
Donations provide clothing and toiletries for shelter residents and furnishings for those who move into permanent residences.
Proceeds from the Thrift Stores support homeless and recovery services at UGM shelters.
Thrift Stores provide job training and experience for people who want to work but may be otherwise unemployable because of a poor work history or a criminal record.
“This consistency in having a stable job, and just a group of people that really love me and want the best for me, has given me so much hope.” – Tiffany Martin, Employment Training Opportunity participant
Donation Collection Sites
Union Gospel Mission*: 1224 E Trent Ave., Spokane
UGM Thrift Store - Downtown: 301 W Boone Ave, Spokane
UGM Thrift Store - Spokane Valley: 11921 E Sprague Ave., Spokane Valley
UGM Center for Women & Children: 196 W Haycraft, Coeur d’Alene
Storage Solutions: 4200 S Cheney Spokane Road, Spokane
Storage Solutions: 2211 N Harvard Road, Liberty Lake
*This site is unable to accept large furniture items and appliances. Please drop these items off at a UGM Thrift Store location or call 509.532.3815 to schedule a free pickup.
Watch this video and hear Jackie explain why she donates to the UGM Thrift Stores.
“I give because I know my donations go toward breaking the cycles of homelessness and addiction.” - Jackie
UGM Thrift Store - Downtown: 301 W Boone Ave, Spokane
UGM Thrift Store - Spokane Valley: 11921 E Sprague Ave., Spokane Valley
UGM Center for Women & Children: 196 W Haycraft, Coeur d’Alene
Storage Solutions: 4200 S Cheney Spokane Road, Spokane
Storage Solutions: 2211 N Harvard Road, Liberty Lake
You can also call 509.327.HELP (4357) to schedule a pickup. As you’re preparing to donate, please look over the collection site hours and list of items we unfortunately are unable to accept.
When you donate your extra clothes and household goods to UGM, you’re helping the homeless.
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Donations provide clothing and toiletries for shelter residents and furnishings for those who move into permanent residences.
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Proceeds from the Thrift Stores support homeless and recovery services at UGM shelters.
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Thrift Stores provide job training and experience for people who want to work but may be otherwise unemployable because of a poor work history or a criminal record.
