* Provides children's clothing from newborn to size 14. * Accepts donations of children's clothing.

Rise does accept some donations of clothing, toiletries and other goods. Call 607-748-7453 to discuss with staff.

Provides clothing and furniture to those in need and accepts donations to the program.

Provides intake for emergency services with proof of address. Operates thrift store. Meeting space available in Caf area for support groups. AA and NA meeting place. Backpack school supplies program for children (K-6th) enrolled in Waverly School District.

Provides a 24-hour hotline, emergency shelter, supportive counseling, advocacy, crime victim assistance, support groups, community education and outreach. May provide services to men who are victims but is not able to accommodate them in the safe dwelling, but referrals are made for other options. Accept clothes, baby furniture, and/or household items for families of domestic violence.

* Provides clean, gently used clothing in good condition to individuals and families in need. Includes Dress for Success, which provides job interview attire and other work-related clothing. Accepts donations.

Offers individuals and families struggling to meet their basic needs assistance, which includes a listening ear, referrals to existing programs and services, and, when needed, material goods and financial assistance.Cooling Centers

Promotes the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support, and career development tools.

Provides low-cost clothing and household items.

Accepts clothing donations for youth, small household items, baby items, and toiletries.

Provides fresh, frozen and nonperishable food items free of charge once a month to residents of Broome County and weekly to families of registered Johnson City School District students.

Anyone in need of a winter coat may stop by the offices Mon-Fri 8am - 4:30pm throughout the month of November to pick out a coat.Accepts coat donations October 4th - November 4th

Provides low-cost clothing and household items.

Offers individuals and families who are struggling to meet their basic needs assistance which includes a listening ear, referrals to existing programs and services, and when needed, material goods and financial assistance.

* Collects donations of baby items and clothing for moms and babies and redistributes them to social service agencies and church outreach programs that work with parents and children who need them most in the Rochester community. Items collected include the following:Baby Supplies (formula, diapers, wipes, baby bath, bottles). Personal Hygiene Items (soap, shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant). Feminine Products and adult diapers. Cleaning Supplies (All-purpose, bleach, dishwashing liquid, laundry detergent, sponges). Monetary Donations.

Provides donated furniture, clothing, medical equipment, and household items for Veterans and their families.

Update July 2024- The Samaritan Center has a NOEP coordinator that assists with SNAP eligibility and application.Referrals and assistance to low-income residents with urgent needs at its Ithaca offices and food pantries in Danby, Groton and Caroline.Free clothing, personal care products, linens, towels sheets and diapersAccepts gently used donations of bedding (sheets, blankets,etc.), towels and clean clothing for men, women and children, including shoes.Once-a-year emergency financial help when resources are available:Security deposits eligibility requirements:-Tompkins County resident moving within Tompkins County-Ineligible for Department of Social Services security deposit voucher-Family has not received security deposit funds in the past 5 years-Income must be less than 60% AMI guidelines-Assistance must be within the FMR guidelines for the unit size and household size-Application and approval process take about 2 weeks-Applicant can not reside in unit before approved inspection or application approvalUtilities- Must have shut-off notice and denial from DSS during HEAP (they are flexible w/ requiring DSS denial letters).Can do minimal fills for propane.Back rent - when funding is available (similar eligibility guidelines as security deposits program)Prescription medications (controlled substances not eligible)Transportation assistance - bus passes or gas vouchers for: education (semester long), employment (verification required-not to look for employment), or medical appointments within Tompkins County.Limited car repair funding available, applicant needs a quote and mechanic needs a W9. Applicant pays the difference for repairs beyond $500.Moving Assistance (limited funding)- Partnership with Reuse where CC refers to the ReMap program for store credit to get furniture, household goods, appliances, etc., and Reuse provides access to moving truck, driver and movers for up to 2 hours for one move per year.-Move must be within Tompkins County.-Low-income households (60% AMI guidelines)-The program doesn't have the capacity to go up and down multiple floors when moving items.-All items must be packed and prepped for moving.-Items can be moved to a storage facility rather than apartment, if there is not a new apartment lined up yet-Refer to the Samaritan Center for screening.Tompkins County site for:Fidelis, Child Health Plus, Medicaid, and Medicare applicationsFood Stamps screeningAnnual Winter Event "Share the Warmth": clothing drive gathers items at red collection bins throughout Tompkins County. Seeks donations of clean items in good condition (working zippers, no missing buttons, no spots/stains). Typically late November or Early December.

Accepts donations of interview-appropriate clothing to provide eligible female participants of WOC programs with two free outfits, including accessories, to wear for job interviews.The Center is now accepting men's clothing donations at the 315 N.Tioga Location ONLY. It is is looking for men's casual and business casual clothing, ties, socks and shoes. Please, not older than 5 years, no stains, rips and freshly washed would be very helpful(not at the Mary Durham Boutique)

Free clothing, bedding, household items, children's toy and stuffed toys.

Accepts donations of food, clean and gently used clothing, hygiene items, blankets, towels, bedding, and craft materials. Accepts winter items such as coats, gloves, boots, long underwear, socks and hats.

Items sold on Cornell's opening weekends with proceeds benefitting local charities, primarily Cops, Kids & Toys. Free admission; open to the community.

Provides used clothing and foot apparel at very low cost to public.

Accepts donations of clothing for women and children, new underwear and bras, children's pajamas, children's socks, and underwear as well as extra long twin sheets, and twin pillowcases.

Clothing available for those in need.