Life is better when a house is a home.
Home is at the center of every person’s well-being and livelihood.
Life is better when a house is a home.
Home is at the center of every person’s well-being and livelihood.
You’ve heard of a food bank?
Our furniture bank mission is similar, except we focus on household goods and furnishings.
We believe there are enough beds, blankets, pots and pans, and furnishings circulating in our community for everyone. We connect these donated household items to neighbors in need, creating stronger homes and brighter futures for all.
Most-Needed Items
- Sofas (up to 8 feet in length)
- Loveseats
- Small Kitchen Tables
- Coffee Tables
- Small Desks
- Pots & Pans
Find out what else we accept on our Give Furniture page.
How you can support us:
- Drop off your donations at our furniture banks located in Portland and Tualatin.
- Make a monetary donation to furnish homes for families in need.
- Visit our Estate Stores to shop for a cause.
- Spread the word about supporting your local furniture bank through Facebook and Instagram!
What We Gave Last Year
Mattresses
Dining Tables
Pillows
Dish Sets
Our donors provide sustaining support for local families. Any donation, large or small, goes straight to our mission – and builds the foundation for healthy, happy homes.
That couch you’ve thought about replacing? Yeah, that could change a life. Put your used goods to good use. Learn what, where, and when you can donate.
Shop our Estate Store, filled with unique furniture you won’t find at any old department store. All proceeds go directly to support the Community Warehouse mission.
Our Impact in the Community
In 2019, we conducted a comprehensive study on the impact of furniture in the homes and lives of our former clients. Read the results here!
In response to public health needs in the early months of the pandemic, Community Warehouse offered pre-packaged HOME 2 GO Essential Items Kits. Our goal was to provide essential furnishings to people in need while preventing the spread of the COVID-19 virus. These kits consisted of a dresser filled with brand-new items: an air mattress, bedding, towel set, cookware, and dishware.
For information about COVID-19 and how to safeguard yourself and your community, visit the Multnomah County Health Department (in multiple languages Español – Tiếng Việt – Pусский – 中文 – العربية) or visit the CDC website.
Here is the CDC’s Coronavirus Self-Checker for your use.
News & Events
Read about the huge impact a simple piece of furniture can have.
Bagging It Forward
Community Warehouse will be a six-month Bag-It-Forward beneficiary at not one but four New Seasons store locations!
A warm welcome to our Executive Director— Anna Kurnizki!
by Pua Trice, Communications Manager Community Warehouse is pleased to announce Anna Kurnizki as our new Executive Director. Her nonprofit career spans 10 years, including roles in fundraising, management, and executive leadership.With 8 years of experience at...
A warm welcome to our Executive Director— Anna Kurnizki!
by Pua Trice, Communications Manager Community Warehouse is pleased to announce Anna Kurnizki as our new Executive Director. Her nonprofit career spans 10 years, including roles in fundraising, management, and executive leadership.With 8 years of experience at...
My experience was a great one. The Warehouse helped me and my daughter get our lives back on track. We had lost so much and they helped us get some of it back. We can’t thank them enough for the things they gave us to start over with.