How do I schedule a pickup?

It’s easy! Here’s how you can get started.

Scheduling a pickup with Furniture Bank is simple and quick. We’ve made the process as easy as possible so you can get your furniture out of the door and into a new home without hassle.

Here’s how to schedule your pickup:

  1. Fill out our online form — It takes just a few minutes! We ask you to provide basic details about the items you’d like to donate.
  2. Upload photos of your items — Including clear pictures helps us assess the condition of your furniture and give you the most accurate information for your donation.
  3. Review your custom quote — Once we’ve reviewed your form and photos, we’ll send you a custom quote with next steps, so you’ll know exactly what to expect.
  4. Confirm your pickup time — After you’ve received your quote, we’ll work with you to schedule a convenient time for our team to come and collect your furniture.

We’ll make sure everything is taken care of, from the initial assessment to the final pickup. Our team is here to help every step of the way!

A few things to remember:

Be sure to provide clear, detailed photos of the items you want to donate. This helps us give you the most accurate quote.
Include your full name, address, and contact information in the form
If your items require any light disassembly (like removing legs from a table), let us know ahead of time so we can come prepared

Once we confirm your pickup, our team will come to your location with ETA text updates, handle the removal, and email you a charitable tax receipt for your donation.

Scheduling a pickup with Furniture Bank is that easy — so go ahead and start the process today!

Ready to clear some space and give your furniture a second life?

Curious how it works?
Check out our step-by-step guide to see what happens before, during, and after your pickup.
Learn more about the pickup process. 

Request a quote today and let our team handle the heavy lifting—while making a big impact in your community.
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