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- Alliance for Nonprofit Development - California-based service to match local non-profit needs with in kind donations available from local businesses.
- ARC Thrift Stores - A Colordao-based thrift store that will pick up from individuals to benefit people with developmental disabilities.
- Baby Afghan, Blanket, and Quilt Drive - An annual drive to benefit a battered women's shelter in New Britain Connecticut. This year the drive ends on August 31st.
- BicycleWORKS - A St. Louis-based non-profit organization that seeks inkind donations of bicycles and computers.
- Career Gear - National nonprofit organization offering interview clothing and job counseling to men in need.
- Community Angels - Non-profit organization formed to provide birthday gifts and parties for children and the elderly in need. Includes information on donations and services.
- Computerbank Project - An Australian initiative to supply free GNU/Linux systems to low income individuals, community groups and disadvantaged schools.
- Computers for Schools - Nationwide, not-for-profit organization, accepting and refurbishing donated computer equipment, and placing it into schools.
- Donate Real Estate - A professional group that manages a real estate donation program to benefits charitable organizations.
- Donation Station - Accepts gifts for different charities.
- Donology - Helps non-profits use gifts of technology and intellectual property.
- Excess Access - An on-line system that matches business and household items with nearby nonprofits and recyclers.
- Free Computers - A list of links to groups involved in recycling computer equipment and making it available to others.
- Geeks Into The Streets - An opportunity for people who love computers to bring them to people who might otherwise not have access to them.
- Gifts for Sight - Accepts donations of items including cars, furniture, computers, appliances, electronics, with free nationwide pick-up. Donations are tax deductible and benefit the Center for Keratoconus.
- Gifts In Kind International - Charity in product philanthropy helps companies donate products efficiently and effectively to charities around the world.
- Goodwill Gallery - UK directory of donated goods and services offered to charities from professionals and the public.
- In Kind Canada - Canada's only national gift-in-kind program. Businesses donate surplus material, which is then distributed to charities across the country.
- Inkindex - An online resource to facilitate in-kind donation from corporations to non-profits.
- KindMark - Builds intranet/Internet tools and transaction infrastructure for philanthropy.
- Morbi Tankara Memon Association - A philanthropic memon association of Karachi Pakistan.
- The National Association for the Exchange of Industrial Resources - Collects new supplies and equipment from corporations for redistribution to non-profits.
- Precious Paws Inc. - A benefit for humane societies and breast cancer research through t-shirt, towel, golf towel and infant wear products from a breast cancer survivor.
- reBOOT Canada - Provides computer hardware, networking and technical support to non-profits and people with limited access to technology.
- San Francisco Clothing Bank - Collects and warehouses new clothing donations and distributes the product to 65 social service agency partners in the greater San Francisco Bay Area.
- Shriners Hospitals - Provide free specialized medical care to children. Includes locations, qualifications, contribution information, and details about the sponsoring organization.
- Toys of Hope - A NY area chidren's charity that accepts and delivers toys to needy children.
- Trade Education Institute - Non-profit offering free help and training to other non-profits to increase and manage their gifts in kind donations.
- World Vision Gifts-In-Kind Program - A ministry-based non-profit that helps companies donate surplus inventory for use in international and domestic relief and development work.
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