TURNING EMPTY LIVING SPACE INTO A WELCOMING HOME
WHAT IS H2H?
The House2Home Project (H2H) collects furniture and home goods to support individuals in central Pennsylvania undergoing life transitions. In addition to guiding individuals on their journey to lasting sobriety, M28 collaborates with other non-profits in Dauphin and Cumberland counties, such as the Jewish Family Service of Greater Harrisburg, to aid in the resettlement of refugee families in central Pennsylvania.
WHAT IS THE H2H PROGRAM GOAL?
Help transform an empty living space into a clean, cozy home where families and individuals can feel proud of their surroundings. A safe home allows people to focus on education, employment, raising children, and building a brighter future.
If you’ve been searching for “donate a TV near me” or “donate furniture near me,” H2H makes it simple. Your donated items help create welcoming homes throughout our community, with a portion also furnishing Esther’s House—an affordable housing initiative supporting those in recovery.
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DONATION OPTIONS
Where can you donate furniture?
First, fill out our donation form. We Have Two Ways to Donate Goods to M28.
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You can donate items by dropping them off at our warehouse facility at 101 11th Street New Cumberland, PA. By appointment only.
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You can donate by arranging a pick up (you must be within 10 miles of New Cumberland, PA). For a small donation, we will pick up donated household items. This is to cover the expense of the truck and gas. We would love it if you were feeling generous and could give more. All donations go toward moving costs.
HOW CAN YOU HELP?
Donate gently used furniture and household goods; see the list of accepted items below. Or, make a tax-deductible donation. Donate online or make checks payable to M28 Ministry for the House2Home Project and send them to PO Box 3027, Camp Hill, PA 17011.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE WITH YOUR MONETARY TAX DONATION
- $100 provides kitchen appliances, cookware and utensils
- $150 provides a twin-sized bed, sheets, pillows, pillowcases and covers
- $300 provides a full-sized bed sheets, pillows, pillow cases and covers
- $600 provides a full sized bed & twin bed
- $1500 furnishes an entire house for a family of three
- $2500 furnishes an entire house for a family of five
What is a tax donation? A tax-deductible donation is a charitable contribution of money or goods to a qualified, tax-exempt organization, which may reduce the amount of federal income taxes the donor owes for the year.
Are donations to M28 Ministry tax deductible? M28 Ministry is recognized by the IRS as a not for profit 501c3 charitable organization. Your donation to M28 Ministry is tax deductible to the full extent of the law. However, certain donations in which donors receive a good or service in return for a donation are not tax deductible or may be only partially deductible. Please consult with your financial advisor for the tax implications of your donation.
ITEMS WE ACCEPT
All items should be in good condition, smoke-free, with no pet hair or bugs. If you have been searching “donate furniture near me” search no further than M28 Ministry’s House2Home project!
- Bedroom furniture
- Bunk beds
- Mattresses, box springs, bed frames – no king size
- Bed linens, blankets, mattress pads/covers
- Living room/family room furniture
- Kitchen and dining room tables and chairs
- Microwaves, toasters, toaster ovens, coffee/teapots
- Mobile phones (owner is responsible to reset previously owned phone)
- Kitchen utensils, dishes, bowls, cups and, glassware and accessories of all types
- Lamps
- Rugs (8’x10’ max)
- Bookshelves
- Working vacuums
- Bathroom items – towels, washcloths, rugs, shower curtains/liners, rods/rings, and accessories of all types
- Cleaning supplies, mops, buckets, wipes, disinfectants
- Artwork and knick-knacks
- Clothing
- Large appliances
- Flat-screen televisions
WE DO NOT ACCEPT
- Box televisions or non-working televisions
- Large Appliances that are not in working order or need assembly
- Food
- Child cribs and mattresses
- Children’s toys
- Rugs larger than 8 X 10
- Large metal desks
- Printers and computers
- Large entertainment centers
- Anything that has to be uninstalled or hard-wired.
- Hutches
- Electronics
