Sunset, Vancouver, BC
HomeStart Foundation is a non-profit Christian humanitarian organization helping people re-establish a home. Working in partnership with over 70 member agencies, we give donated home furnishings to people in need.
Big thank you to IKEA Canada! Just before closing their Etobicoke store, we worked together to bring 21 customer returned mattresses to Furniture Bank for immediate
3255 Edgemont Boulevard, North Vancouver, BC V7R 2P1
We’re providing furniture and household items to people on the North Shore transitioning from homelessness to independent living.
137, 7007 54th St SE (Bay 26), Calgary, AB T2C 3C2
Women in Need Society (WINS) is an award winning not-for-profit organization and Calgary based shopping alternative investing in the social wellbeing of community.
Division No. 1, Subd. D, NL
Home Again Furniture Bank is a nonprofit organization that provides gently-used furniture and household items to individuals and families in need. We work through a referral system of local agencies to help end furniture poverty.
606 Selkirk Ave, Winnipeg, MB R2W 2N1
Oyate Tipi is a non-profit organization located in Winnipeg which accepts donations of gently used household goods and furniture. All items are then distributed to women and children who are trying to better themselves by escaping poverty and/or abusive situations.
340 Legget Drive Door #53, Kanata, ON K2K 1Y6
Matthew House Ottawa is a faith-based, volunteer-driven, charitable organization that helps Ottawa’s marginalized population to establish connected, safe, healthy, and dignified homes within our community.
25 Connell Ct, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 1E7
Canada’s largest operating Furniture Bank. Established in 1998, Furniture Bank is a Toronto based charity and social enterprise that transfers gently used furniture and household goods donated by individuals & corporations, to people in need of a fresh start.
The Star cover stories from former Furniture Bank clients. Read the article below or access The Star’s original post by clicking this link. Furniture Bank
Furniture Bank began in 1998 with the belief that a sense of pride, comfort, and security – in short, a sense of home – are
In this guest blog post, Karen Saunders (on the left), RBC Employee and longstanding corporate volunteer, reflects on how volunteer days at Furniture Bank has
Sister Anne Schenck would be the first to admit that there was no firm business plan when she first introduced Furniture Bank to Torontonians new
So what exactly happens to your old sofa after you donate it to Furniture Bank? Let’s just say it goes on the most action packed
How much do you charge for furniture pick-up? Most furniture and junk removal services have a pick-up fee and Furniture Bank is no different! To
As I embark upon my 10th year with Furniture Bank and commemorate our 25 years of commitment to the community, I’m thrilled to look back on our
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