COTS (Committee on Temporary Shelter) keeps hundreds of Burlington residents off the streets through Vermont's brutal winters. When we sell your donated items, the proceeds fund their emergency shelters, transitional housing, and wraparound services across Chittenden County.
A program of CVOEO, Feeding Champlain Valley operates four food shelves serving families across Addison, Chittenden, Franklin, and Grand Isle counties. Proceeds from the sale of your donated items fund grocery distribution, meal production, and home delivery for neighbors facing food insecurity.
USCRI Vermont has welcomed newcomers to Burlington since 1980. Proceeds from the sale of your donated items help furnish apartments and provide essential support for refugee families arriving from Ukraine, DR Congo, Eritrea, and beyond as they rebuild their lives in our community.
Spectrum Youth & Family Services runs Burlington's drop-in center for young people ages 12-30 facing homelessness or crisis. Proceeds from your donated items fund housing support, food programs, and wraparound care at their Pearl Street center.
The Humane Society of Chittenden County rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes cats, dogs, and small animals. They rely entirely on community support. Proceeds from the sale of your donated items fund veterinary care, shelter operations, and adoption programs.
For over 135 years, Lund has empowered Vermont families to break cycles of poverty, addiction, and abuse through treatment, parenting education, and support services. Proceeds from your donated items help families transitioning to stability across Chittenden County.
In addition to local partnerships, we collaborate with organizations worldwide to maximize our impact.