Donate goods

Don't send your unwanted goods to landfill, help your community and donate them to us!

You can donate material goods like clothing, books, furniture, blankets, household items and bric-a-brac directly to our Lifeline shops. Even if they are not working, we are able to take and recycle white goods including fridges, freezers, and washing machines, gas appliances, and metal products.

Please be aware that certain items cannot be accepted. We do accept the following -

sofas, lounge suites, armchairs
tables, chairs, desks
cabinets
beds, bedroom furniture
televisions, stereo systems, washing machines

It is also important to note that swing sets, trampolines, large beds, and bunk beds will need to be dismantled by customers before donating.

Items can be dropped off at our donation bins or at 192A Stephen Street, Toowoomba (Lifeline Distribution Centre) between 8am and 4pm pm, Monday to Thursday.

If you are in the Darling Downs area and wish to donate goods or furnishings that need collecting, please call the pick-up service on 1300 991 443.

Alternatively, you can complete the following furniture collection form and we will call you to confirm your collection.

Furniture Collection Form

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