Rescued Treasures is a non-for-profit thrift store stocked with gently used goods donated from the community with all proceeds supporting the Barnabas house and Ruth house homeless shelters. Rescued treasures also acts as a training environment designed to assist adolescents, between the ages of 16-18, to develop their skills in the retail working environment.

Provides clothing, small appliances, and household wares. There is a men's room, a women's room, a children's room, and a baby's room. Anyone can walk in and shop for the clothes they like. People can take one bag of clothes per day. ##REENTRY##

Services provided on a case-by-case basis after assessment. Emergency assistance may include information, advocacy, referrals, emergency food, personal care toiletries, diapers (through Every Bottom Covered), clothing, household items, prescription medications, budgeting assistance, and utility payment assistance (Neighbor for Neighbor Heat Fund and Care and Share; see separate listings on these programs). Care Managers help families and their children achieve wellness goals by providing support and service navigation with various health and social care systems and other resources. Also provides a care management program centered around helping seniors access benefits, transportation, health care, and social services. Workforce Education program available for clients ages 13 and older. ##Veteran##

Thrift shop assisting those in need within the community.

This program helps individuals start over with simple household wares and bedding. This program is intended for those suffering from tragedy, re-entering society, or first time independent living.

Provides assistance with food, clothing and household items. Coordinates with local farmers to collect food to distribute to the community.

Serves clients who are in need of food/clothing or household items. Clients are allowed to utilize food once a month and clothing twice a month. Monthly food and dairy distributions April-November and mobile pantry to help clients that can't get to their local pantries.Free School SuppliesWednesday, August 21, 20259am - 3pmMust complete required paperwork by August 9, 2025Must meet 200% of poverty income eligibility

Medical loan closet offering durable medical equipment such as walkers, wheelchairs, shower chairs, canes, etc. as supplies allow. Clients may keep items as long as needed and are asked to return them when done. Also offers clothing closet and housewares.

Provides emergency financial and material assistance to address needs in the area of food, clothing, utilities, rent, household and furniture items. Services based on available funding.

* Works with local schools, non-profit groups, and community service organizations to provide support and assistance to people who need help. Usually donated goods collected from Goodwill stores.

Provides clothing to those in need within Clinton and Franklin counties. Food pantry may also receive donations of small appliances, bedding and linens. Please call the for more information.

Provides gently used clothing and household goods to those in need.

Provides assistance with food, clothing and household items. Coordinates with local farmers to collect food to distribute to the community.