Who picks up donations in Atlanta
St. Vincent de Paul Georgia is the partner for free pickups. St. Vincent de Paul Georgia brings help and hope to neighbors in need with the goal of putting them on a path to self-sufficiency; its thrift stores fund that work. Furniture, clothing and household goods in good condition are what the truck comes for. They pick up at no charge when your items qualify, because what they collect is resold to fund their work.
Priority Pickup. If no nonprofit partner can take your items, choose Priority Pickup on the form and we’ll pair you with a local hauler who quotes a fee up front and donates what it can.
What’s different about a pickup in Atlanta
Tell us these up front and we match you with a partner that can handle it:
- Gated communities and apartment complexes. Provide the gate code or leasing-office contact in your notes; a crew that can’t get in has to reschedule.
- Traffic. Partners route by area and day. Flexibility on dates gets you scheduled faster than a single fixed day.
- Storms. Summer afternoon storms push pickups; a morning window is the safest.
Neighborhoods we serve
Partners serve Midtown, Virginia-Highland, Inman Park, Grant Park, East Atlanta, Buckhead, West End and Kirkwood in the city, plus Decatur, Brookhaven, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Smyrna, Marietta, Roswell, Alpharetta, Tucker and Stone Mountain. Availability varies by zip code and item; enter your zip code and the form checks coverage for you.
Donating furniture in Atlanta
Furniture is the most requested pickup. Sofas, dressers, dining sets and bed frames in clean, intact condition are welcome with most partners; mattresses and damaged upholstery usually aren’t. See what furniture qualifies for free pickup before you submit. If your piece doesn’t qualify, Priority Pickup takes it for a fee. Hoping Goodwill or the Salvation Army would come instead? See whether Goodwill picks up furniture and how Salvation Army pickup works.