Accessing Furniture Bank
For families and agencies – how to access the community program services.
Need furniture donation? Access our services
Furniture Bank supports families and individuals experiencing furniture poverty, including women and children leaving shelters, people transitioning from homelessness, and newcomers and refugees to Canada. Individuals who are in a vulnerable position, including those on a low income or new immigrants to Toronto, may be eligible to receive free furniture and other support.
Need free furniture? Here’s what you should know first.
- You cannot make an appointment directly with Furniture Bank.
You must be referred by one of our agency partners. - If you have a worker from a social service agency, please ask your worker if the organization is a Furniture Bank Partner. If it is, your worker will let you know if you are eligible to receive a Furniture Bank Referral.
Our community partners
We work in partnership with over 140 agencies and shelters to assist marginalized individuals and families who are experiencing furniture poverty. Our partner agencies play a critical role by helping to screen potential furniture recipients. This helps us focus on our commitment to ensuring those who transition out of homelessness and displacement are given the best possible chance to succeed in life.
- Brands for Canada
- CCAS Child and Youth Services
- Children’s Aid Society of Toronto
- Centre francophone de Toronto
- Covenant House
- Elizabeth Fry Toronto
- Ernestine’s Women’s Shelter
- Interval House
- Jessie’s Centre
- The Learning Enrichment Foundation
- Massey Centre
- Native Child & Family Services
- Native Women’s Resource Centre of Toronto
- North York Women’s Shelter
- Oasis centre des femmes
- Pape Adolescent Resource Centre
- Regent Park Community Health Centre
- Sistering
- StepStones for Youth
- The Redwood
- Times Change Women’s Employment Service
- Women’s Habitat of Etobicoke
- Working Women Community Centre
- Victim Services Toronto
- Yonge Street Mission
- Youth Unlimited (Toronto YFC)
- Adam House (can only refer refugee claimants)
- Afghan Women’s Organization
- Christie Refugee Welcome Centre
- Clarendon House Refugee Association
- Community Family Services of Ontario
- CultureLink
- Delta Family Resource Centre
- FCJ Refugee Centre
- Matthew House
- Parkdale Intercultural Association
- Parkdale Queen West CHC
- Peel Shelter and Housing Sevices
- Rexdale Community Health Centre
- Romero House (can only refer refugee claimants)
- The Learning Enrichment Foundation
- The Redwood
- Toronto Community Hostel
- SAFSS
- Silas Hill
- Sojourn House
- St. Felix Centre
- TNO – The Neighbourhood Organization
- University Settlement
- Alternatives East York Mental Health
- Anduhyaun Inc
- Anishnawbe Health Toronto
- Building Up
- Cecil Community Centre
- Centre for Addiction & Mental Health (CAMH)
- CMHA Toronto Branch
- Community Matters Toronto
- COTA
- Covenant House
- Dixon Hall
- Dream Nation Christian Center
- Embrave
- Fife House
- Fred Victor
- Good Shepherd Ministries
- Haven Toronto
- Homes First Society (Savard’s Women’s Shelter)
- Houses Opening Today Toronto Inc
- Jessie’s – The June Callwood Centre
- John Howard Society of Toronto
- Lumenus Community Services
- MABELLEarts
- Miziwe Biik
- Native Canadian Centre of Toronto (NCCT)
- Native Child and Family Services of Toronto
- Native Women’s Resource Centre
- North York Harvest Food Bank
- Our Place Community of Home
- The Learning Enrichment Foundation
- Native Men’s Residence
- Reconnect Mental Health Services
- Rexdale Community Health Centre
- Romero House
- Sherbourne Health Centre
- St. Margaret New Toronto
- Street Haven
- The Rhema Foundation
- The Scott Mission – Women & Family
- The 519
- Toronto North Support Services
- Toronto & York Region Métis Council
- Youth Without Shelter
Become an authorized referral agency
It is free to become a referral partner. Approved agencies can make referrals for their families online.
