GET FURNITURE
If you or someone you know is in need of furniture or household goods, we’re here to help.
Are you an individual looking to receive furniture?
If you are a case manager or an agency advocate, please click here to learn the steps needed to partner with us.
Basic Information about the furniture bank and how to get services
- What you will find in the warehouse:
- The furnishings available usually include mattresses, couches, dining tables/chairs, armchairs, dressers, end tables, shelves, desks, lamps, bedding, kitchen items, and more.
- Most of the items at Community Warehouse are gently-used (not brand new).
- Our inventory is based on donations. We may not always have everything, but we will do our best to get you the basic items you need.
- Who do we help: Any individual who is moving into stable housing. This includes but is not limited to:
- Individuals moving off the street or out of shelters
- Refugees and Immigrants
- Veterans
- Individuals coming out of incarceration
- Individuals escaping domestic violence
- Members of the BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities
- And many more
- We require that all individuals work with a case manager or advocate from one of our partner agencies to get access to the furniture bank.
- If you already have a case manager, reach out to them to see if they can assist you in getting an appointment.
- If you do not have a case manager, refer to the list below of agencies that we work with to find an agency to assist you.
Our Partner Agencies (click to expand list)
*This list is not exhaustive. Please contact your case manager or agency to see if they provide access to Community Warehouse.
Housing
- Beacon Village PDX
- Bienestar – Hillsboro
- Bridges to Change
- Catholic Charities
- Community Partners for Affordable Housing
- Central City Concern
- Community Vision Inc
- Home Forward
- Innovative Housing Inc
- JOIN
- Miracles Club
- Northwest Housing Alternatives
- Open Door Housing Works
- PCRI
- Reach Community Development
- Self Enhancement Inc.
- Transition Projects
Homelessness
- Blanchet House
- Bradley Angle House
- Bridges to Change
- Bybee Lakes Hope Center
- Central City Concern
- Community of Hope
- Good Neighbor Center
- Greater Good Northwest
- Impact Northwest
- Just Compassion
- Portland Homeless Family Solutions
- Portland Rescue Mission
- Project Homeless Connect
- Rose Haven
- Salvation Army Family Service
- Sunstone Way
- The Fathers Heart Street Ministry
- Transition Projects
Youth Homelessness
- Janus Youth Program
- HomePlate Youth Services
- New Avenues for Youth
- Outside In
- Friends of the Children
Youth & Family
- Albina Head Start
- Bienestar de la Familia – Multnomah County
- Black Parent Initiative
- Boys and Girls Aid
- Bradley Angle House
- Easter Seals Oregon
- Family Essentials
- Family Promise of Greater Washington County
- Family Promise of Metro East
- Family Promise of Tualatin Valley
- Greater New Hope
- Impact Northwest
- IRCO
- Insights Teen Parent Services
- Iron Tribe
- Latino Network
- LifeWorks NW – Children’s Relief Nursery
- Metropolitan Family Services
- Morrison Child and Family Services
- Mt Hood Head Start
- Neighborhood House
- Northwest Family Services
- Oregon Youth Authority
- Oregon Law Center
- Self Enhancement Inc.
- Tigard-Tualatin Family Resource Center
- Youth Villages
Immigrant & Refugee Services
- Afghan Support Network
- African Youth & Community Organization
- Catholic Charities
- Centro Cultural
- El Programa Hispano Católico
- IRCO
- Impact Northwest
- Latino Network
- Lutheran Community Services Northwest
- NW Instituto Latino
- (OSWWACDC) – Oregon and Southwest Washington African Community Development Center
Domestic Violence Services
- Bradley Angle House
- Call to Safety
- Clackamas Women’s Services
- Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC)
- Raphael House
- Rose Haven
Veterans
- Columbia Care
- Department of Veteran Affairs
- Do Good Multnomah
- Easter Seals Oregon
- Northwest Housing Alternatives
- Portland VMAC-Vancouver Division
- Salvation Army Veterans & Family Center
- Transition Projects
- VA Medical Center
- Veterans Administration
Health & Human Services
- Care Oregon
- Clackamas County – Public Health
- Clackamas County – Social Services
- CODA
- Easter Seals Oregon
- Impact Northwest
- Metropolitan Family Services
- Oregon Commission for the Blind
- Oregon Health & Sciences University (OHSU)
- Oregon Law Center
- Providence ElderPlace
- Trillium Community Health Plan
- Washington County Department of Housing Services
- Washington County Maternal Child & Family Program
Mental/Physical Health, Hospitals, and Clinics
- Bridges to Change
- Cascade AIDS Project
- Cascadia Health
- Clackamas County – Behavioral Health
- Clackamas Health Centers
- Columbia Care
- Columbia Community Mental Health
- Central City Concern
- Lifeworks Northwest
- Legacy Health Systems
- Legacy Medical Group
- LifeStance Health
- Mental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon
- Native American Rehabilitation (NARC)
- Prism Health
- Providence
- Providence ElderPlace
- Providence Women’s Clinic
- Sequoia Mental Health
- Telecare
- The Portland Clinic
- Trillium Family Services
- Virginia Garcia-Memorial Health Center
- Volunteers of America
Recovery/Substance Use Disorder
- Alano Club
- Bridges to Change
- Central City Concern
- Columbia Care
- CODA
- Iron Tribe
- Lifeworks Northwest
- Mental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon
- Miracles Club
- NARA Northwest
- NW Instituto Latino
- Painted Horse Recovery
- True Colors Recovery
- Volunteers of America
- WomenFirst Transition
Transitioning out of Incarceration
- Clackamas County Community Corrections
- Constructing Hope
- The Insight Alliance
- The Pathfinder Network
- U.S. Probation Office
- WomenFirst Transition
LGBTQ+
Low-Income Support
- Community Action
- Family Essentials
- Greater New Hope
- Hands That Help PNW
- Home Forward
- Impact Northwest
- IRCO
- Oregon Law Center
- Self Enhancement Inc.
- Volunteers of America
Aging and Disability
- Easter Seals Oregon
- Impact Northwest
- Inclusion Inc
- Independence Northwest
- NW Pilot Project
- Providence ElderPlace
- Self Determination Resources
- UCP Connections
- Washington County Developmental Disabilities
Senior & Elder Services
Children & Families (Schools, Education, etc.)
- Albina Head Start
- Beaverton School District
- David Douglas School District
- Gladstone School District
- Hillsboro School District
- IRCO
- Janus Youth Program
- Latino Network
- LifeWorks NW – Children’s Relief Nursery
- Morrison Child and Family Services
- Mt Hood Head Start
- Portland Public School Programs
- Reynolds School District
- Sherwood School District
- Tigard-Tualatin School District
Faith and Community Organizations
- Alano Club
- Catholic Charities
- Emmanuel Church
- Greater New Hope
- Rolling Hills Church
- SOAR (Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon)
Cultural-Specific Organizations
- Afghan Support Network
- African Youth & Community Organization
- Bienestar de la Familia – Multnomah County
- Black Parent Initiative
- Centro Cultural
- Hands That Help PNW
- Impact Northwest
- IRCO
- Latino Network
- LULAC
- Native American Rehabilitation (NARC)
- Native American Youth and Family Center
- (OSWWACDC) – Oregon and Southwest Washington African Community Development Center
- Urban League of Portland
General/Other
What would an appointment look like?
- Your case manager or advocate will schedule an appointment for you at one of our two furniture bank locations; Portland or Tigard
- Your case manager/ advocate must attend your appointment with you.
- For families, we will allow one family member with the case manager into the furniture bank at the time of the appointment. Small children may accompany a parent during the appointment. If you need an accommodation, please have your case manager let us know.
- We have both in-person and virtual options depending on what would work better for you and your case manager/advocate.
- The day of the appointment
- Where to go for in-person appointments:
- Portland – 3961 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, 97212
- There is a parking lot off MLK. Park in that lot and enter the furniture bank through the door in the parking lot next to the garage door.
- Tigard – 9806 SW Tigard St, 97223
- Enter through the front door to the right of the garage door.
- Portland – 3961 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, 97212
- Please arrive 10 minutes early for in-person appointments to fill out paperwork before your appointment. For virtual appointments, we will email your case manager all the paperwork and they will fill it out with you before your appointment.
- You will have one hour to select furniture and household goods. We will have volunteers and staff available to help you.
- If you picked a virtual appointment, we will call you or video chat with you on the day of your appointment. Your case manager will make all the arrangements for you.
- Where to go for in-person appointments:
- Getting your furniture home. Talk to you case manager/advocate about the following options:
- Option 1: You or your agency can provide a car or truck at the time of the appointment.
- If you or your agency is providing a vehicle, it must be present at the time of appointment.
- Community Warehouse staff may be able to assist with loading furniture into the vehicle but please be prepared to load it yourself. We can’t always guarantee the staff will be able.
- Option 2: Use Community Warehouse’s delivery service.
- There is a fee for this service so talk to your case manager to see if they have funding to help cover the fees.
- Option 1: You or your agency can provide a car or truck at the time of the appointment.
- Payment
- There is a flat fee to use our services. Talk to your case manager to see if the agency that you are working with has funding to assist you.
Share Your Story
Did we make a difference in your life, or in the life of someone you know? Share your story below! Your message might inspire a neighbor to donate their bed, or could inform others that help is out there.
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.