Several consignment shops in the Twin Cities may be a good resource to get some cash for household furniture and decor, if you choose not to use our Sort Toss Pack service.We are pleased to be able to refer you to these stores. Please tell them we sent you and good luck with finding a new life for your items!Consignment shops: To be added to this list, please send us an e-mail. Wall-to-wall, Home clean out service When your movers are done, it’s time for Empty the Nest! We clean out your home, wall-to-wall, to ready it for its next family. We are here for you, your parents, family and friends. We donate used clothing, household goods, and non-perishable food left behind to area charities, and give you their donation receipt. We save materials from the clean out and disperse them to recycling resources to limit waste in overloaded landfills. And to limit the cost of our services to you, we sell the used furniture and unique items you no longer need. Many baby boomers are downsizing and moving out of their homes.

If you or someone you know is needing to empty a nest, call us at 612-998-0102, or email us directly at Info@EmptyTheNest.net. Panasonic Air Purifier With HepaWe’re here to help!Lab Puppies For Sale In St.Catharines Empty The Nest Thrift StoreBobos Warehouse Sale At our Thrift Store in Golden Valley Minnesota, we have a constantly changing inventory of affordable vintage, antique and gently-used furniture, furnishings, jewelry, sporting goods and much more! Treasures added daily as we empty nests through our home clean out services in the Twin Cities area. Directions to our Thrift Store. and search "Empty the Nest", like us on Facebook or sign up for our newsletter to receive email alerts. • We provide wall-to-wall-removal of personal property to relieve the challenges of major life transitions.

• Maximize re-use and minimize waste of unneeded personal items. • Offer people a second chance at work and life.Find Your Minneapolis, MN CORT Locations For Furniture Rental & Clearance FurnishingsFrom packages to space planning solutions, Minneapolis CORT has you covered. Shop At A CORT Location In Minneapolis, Minnesota Visit your nearby Minneapolis, Minnesota CORT location and experience for yourself the value and quality we provide for our customers. Choose a location below and start shopping today! Trust CORT For The Ultimate In Customer Service And QualityThat's because the CORT Personal Service Guarantee provides Whether you need to decorate your Minneapolis home, furnish an office space, purchase previously leased furniture, or need relocation services, CORT has the selection to help. Start today by finding your nearest CORT Rental Showroom or Clearance Center in a zip code or city below.LABOR DAY WEEKEND NOTICE: Bridging warehouses will be CLOSED on Saturday, September 3, and Monday, September 5, in observance of the holiday weekend.

We will reopen for donors, clients and volunteers on Tuesday, September 6. Items that no longer have meaning to you can mean the world to a child, family, or individual in need. Donate the quality, gently used furniture and household goods that you no longer need or use and furnish a home with hope. LARGE QUANTITY (Corporate and Institutional In-Kind Donations) OPTION 1: DROP-OFF YOUR DONATIONS OPTION 2: SCHEDULE A FEE-BASED PICKUP or call the Bridging office at . You must provide credit card information at the time of booking. Your credit card will be pre-authorized and the charge will be held in a pending status until the pickup is complete. Please select the county that matches the pickup location and then select a date. COST AND PICKUP DETAILS Your donation is tax-deductible at the fair market value of each item. Your donations help us provide the basic home essentials to over 4,000 homes a year. We do sell non-essential donations in order to purchase needed items when our inventory is low. 

Less than 5% of our annual incoming donations are sold. Printable receipt for items donated to Bridging. LARGE QUANTITY (Corporate and Institutional In-Kind) If you have large quantities of product to donate, consider giving them to Bridging so they may benefit a family in need. In-kind donations from our community partners are crucial to our operation. 35% of our inventory is from our Corporate and Institutional community. Click here for a list of items to donate. Armoires: 6’ (h) x 4’ (w) or smaller Bed frames: YES: metal, 4-sided and folding, NO: headboards, footboards and wooden rails Bookcases/cabinets: 6’ (h) x 4’ (w) or smaller Chairs: kitchen and upholstered (lift chairs ok) Desks: 4’ (w) x 2’ (d) or smaller Futons (complete set only) Mattresses and box springs: stain and rip free YES: twin, full, queen, king size accepted; NO: cribs, electrical beds, bunk beds, trundle beds, captain’s beds, sleeper sofas, or rollaways

Sofas, loveseats, and ottomans (no sleeper sofas) Stools: counter and bar height Tables: kitchen and dining (no glass top tables) HOUSEWARES – LINENS, KITCHEN & BATH ESSENTIALS: full sets not required Bakeware: casseroles, loaf/muffin pans, pie plates, rectangular/pizza pans, and cookie sheets Bathroom: shower curtains, bath mats, soap dish, wastebaskets, and toothbrush holders Bed linens/sheets: pillowcases, flat sheets and fitted sheets + mattress pads and bedskirts Cookware: all sizes, pots and pans Dishes: plates, bowls, cups + serving pieces, butter dish and salt/pepper shakers Glassware: all sizes, drinking and stemware Knives, cutting boards and knife blocks Laundry baskets and bags Napkin, utensil and paper towel holders Pillows: sleeping and decorative Plasticware and food storage containers Rugs (no larger than 8’ high x 10’ wide) Silverware: forks, spoons, knives + serving pieces Table linens: placemats, table cloths, and napkins

Towels: kitchen and bath (wash, hand and bath) Utensils (serving): spatulas, can openers, mixing spoons, whisks, peelers, tongs, scissors, and slicers SMALL APPLIANCES & ELECTRONICS: Fans: box and floor (no ceiling fixtures) Hairdryers, curling irons/flat iron Heaters: small/electric (no base-board heaters) Irons and Ironing boards Lamps: floor and table (no fixtures) Specialty appliances: electric griddles, woks, fry pans, panini press/grills, quesadillas makers, rice steamers, and waffle makers Toasters and toaster ovens TVs, remotes and converter boxes: Manufactured in 2000 or newer - 30” or smaller tube TVs, 42” or smaller, free standing flat screen TVs MIRRORS, ARTWORK, & PICTURES: All must be framed Screwdrivers, pliers, hammers, wrenches, and tape measure Where can I take the items I want to donate but aren’t accepted by Bridging? If you want to donate an item but Bridging doesn’t accept it, here are a few helpful resources: