Free clothes, furniture and school supplies Clermont County Ohio
Several charities provide free items to qualified low income families. What may be offered depends on donation levels, but ranges from work or school clothes to supplies, winter hats or free gloves, and much more. There may also be free furniture including beds or appliances as well as kitchen utensils. Not only may a clothing closet, free furniture bank or thrift store listed below near you offer free items, but there are also regional thrift stores with low cost goods.
Almost all of the charities listed below rely on donations from the general public. People and businesses from the Clermont County and Batavia Ohio community drop off surplus items to a charity, where volunteers sort it. When a family is struggling, facing a financial crisis, or low income, they may be given free goods. Find clothes, back to school supplies, some critical furniture (cribs, mattresses, desks for work and what not), as well as other items. Students can also be given free back to school supples or computers for remote learning. Learn where to apply for free stuff below.
Places for free stuff in Batavia Ohio area
The Salvation Army Family Stores and free clothing closets
Address is 87 N Market St, Batavia, OH 45103. Main phone number - (513) 732-6241
While the thrift store is generally what is used (as it sells items) there may be other assistance as well. This includes Angel Tree for Christmas gifts, back to school supply drives, notebooks, shoes, and much more. Students frkin K-12 can get free school backpacks, Chromebooks, sneakers, and other supplies.
The Clermont County Salvation Army also has a small furniture bank as well as a homeless Shelter, homeless prevention and other resources are offered too. Low-income families, the elderly and disabled can get help.
Inter Parish Ministry
3509 Debolt Road, Newtown, OH 45244. Office: 513-561-3932
They help the low income in Clermont County that live by the ministry. Families can get clothes, food, financial aid, and more. They focus as well on the Eastern part of Cincinnati.
First Presbyterian
Location is 277 North Street, Batavia, Ohio 45103. For information, call 513-732-0510
A free food pantry and clothing closet is on site.
St. Vincent De Paul Society - SVDP Milford Thrift Store
Main address: 813 Main Street , Milford, OH 45150. Dial (513) 248-2664
Both a low-cost thrift store and free clothing closet are on site. Furniture, beds, tables and more are sold in Clermont County. Or apply for free clothing vouchers. More on Saint Vincent de Paul assistance programs in Clermont County.
- St. Bernadette SVDP is at 3618 El Rego Drive, Amelia OH 45102. Call 513-753-5784.
- There is also free pantry and clothing center at St. Andrew Society of Saint Vincent at 552 Main Street, Milford OH 4515. Call (513) 831-3353
A Caring Place
Address is 4446 Mount Carmel Tobasco Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45244. Phone (513) 753-4357
They focus on pregnancy testing, counseling, and more. They give free tests, help single or teens moms, and offer free maternity clothes. There may also be wipes, diapers, cribs, and other supplies for new moms or dads who have a low income.
Bethel United Methodist Church - Bethel Free Clothing Store
Location is 234 West Plane Street
Bethel, Ohio 45106
Phone - 513-734-4357
Needy families or individuals can use the free clothing services. Gently used items are offered. There is a free Giving Room on site. Adults and children can be given free supplies, clothes for work or school, winter attire, and other items.
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
101 South Lebanon Road, Loveland OH 45140. Phone - 513-683-4244
They only support low-income families in Loveland/Clermont County. Financial help as well as free personal or household stuff, including a small furniture bank, winter jackets, socks and underwear and more. Other items may be offered too.
Rooms With Love Furniture Bank
They do cover Clermont County from Florence, KY 41042. Call (859) 538-6029
This is a free furniture bank for the working poor, low-income, veterans and others. There may be free coaches, bedroom sets, appliances, fans to cool a home during the summer, kitchen tables or chairs and more. Almost all items are gently used, but the charity provides the household stuff for free.
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