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CATHOLIC CHARITIES, HEADQUARTERED IN ALBUQUERQUE, NM
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In-Kind Donation Center

In-Kind Donations
Following COVID-19 safe practices, Catholic Charities’ In-Kind Donation Center is limiting the number of furniture pickups.  Only emergency items will be scheduled and for the safety of our community, staff and volunteers, we ask that the items be placed outside, in a covered area or in the garage.  We consider the following emergency items in support of the unhoused in our community:  twin/full mattresses, dressers, sofas and dining tables/chairs.

Please help us ensure the safety of our staff. 
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If you are sick or have sick family members in your home, please do not call until everyone in the household has been symptom-free for at least two weeks.
​We need:
- Beds
- Dining tables + chairs
- Apartment-sized sofas and loveseats
- End tables, coffee tables
- Lamps
- Linens, dishes, pots and pans
- Nonperishable food
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We unfortunately cannot accept:
- King-size beds
- Analog televisions
- Sectional sofas
- Hutches, credenzas
- Entertainment centers
- Clothing


Our Donation Center is not currently open for walk-in donations. If you have donations you are able to deliver, please call the number below to schedule a drop off appointment with our staff.
WE NEED YOUR HELP! VOLUNTEER WITH US!

The Mobile Food Pantry is always in need of volunteers.
For more information to volunteer click here


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What items do you accept?
We accept items that help us furnish apartment-sized dwellings for families and individuals according to our mission of DIGNITY. Items fit for apartment living that are gently used and in good working order are gladly accepted.
Items that can be picked up (call to arrange):
  • Gently used beds (must be in good shape)
  • Kitchen tables and chairs
  • Lamps
  • Dressers
  • Working computers
Items to drop off: 
  • Working computers
  • Lamps,
  • Linens
  • Blankets
  • Dishes
  • Glasses
  • Silverware
  • Pots & Pans
what parts of the city can you pick up from?
Items can be picked up from most of the following areas:
  • Albuquerque
  • Bernalillo
  • Rio Rancho
what is the impact of the items donated?
Your in kind donation helps to provide safety, refuge and hope for homeless and refugee families beginning their path to self-sufficiency in central New Mexico. With your generosity, we have been able to provide comfortable, furnished housing for families as large as 12!
How do I Receive an IRS tax deduction?
Upon pick-up or drop off of your items, you will receive a receipt. This is your official receipt for tax purposes, so remember to file it for away tax time!
How much do you charge for pick-up?
Pick-up of your items is completely FREE!
What items are not accepted?
We do not accept the following items: 
  • Pianos
  • Large appliances
  • Clothing
  • Anything damaged or unusable​
  • TVs without a digital converter box
If you have any of the above items, our partner St. Vincent de Paul ​will accept them.
​They can be reached at 505-346-1500. Thank you!
What are your current needs?
Current Critical Needs:
(all items must be clean and in good shape) 
  • Blankets and Comforters
  • Blu-Ray and DVDs (especially children's TV shows and movies)
  • Beds
  • Dressers
  • Kitchen tables
  • Kitchen chairs
  • Sofas
  • Side Chairs
  • Twin /Full sheet sets
  • Twin/Full blankets
  • New Pillows
  • Kitchen towels
  • Hot pads
Other donation options:

Thank you for choosing to donate to Catholic Charities. Click here to find out other ways to donate

Food assistance: 
CABQ  - Food and Commodity Assistance 

Meal Sites for Children
Senior Food Hotline: 1-800-432-2080
The Community Pantry – Gallup
ECHO Food Bank – Farmington
Roadrunner Food Bank – Albuquerque
The Food Bank of Eastern New Mexico – Clovis
The Food Depot – Santa Fe
Food Pantry list
Schedule a FREE pick-up!​
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Pickup service is available for large furniture items such as beds, tables and dressers.

​Call 505-724-4678  ​and leave a VOICEMAIL with your name and a brief description of your items. 

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Volunteers are currently working from home due to COVID. Please be patient as we are experiencing a high volume of calls.

If you have any further questions or concerns, or need to speak to someone sooner, please call Kathy Freeze at (505)724-4694. ​
Schedule a Item drop-off
*by appointment only*.

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Please call 505-724-4678  and leave a message.

A volunteer will be in contact as soon as possible to organize a drop off time!
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LOCATION​
3600 Osuna NE #519 | Albuquerque, NM 87109
​(in the Osuna Business Center)

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The Archdiocese of Santa Fe
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​Main Switchboard
(505) 724-4670

About Catholic Charities:
Our mission is to put faith in action to improve the lives of those in need. We provide services to promote self-sufficiency, strengthen families, fight poverty and build community. As the local 501(c)3 affiliate of Catholic Charities USA, we remain dedicated to finding solutions to some of the most pressing social challenges individuals, children and families face regardless of race, religion, color, country of origin, disabilities, gender, age or sexual orientation.