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Assistive Technology & Equipment

For a list of organizations and resources that provide assistive technology and equipment visit the “Assistive Technology & Equipment” subcategory under “Disability Resources.”

Bed Brigade Columbus

Faith-based organization providing free twin XL beds for Franklin County residents. Local volunteers build and deliver the beds. Visit the website to request a bed, volunteer, or contact the organization.
(614) 285-1200
bedbrigadecolumbus.org

Clintonville-Beechwold Community Resources Center (CRC)

Social service agency in the Clintonville neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio. They offer community events and supportive services for Senior Citizens in addition to these programs:

  • CRC Family Services & Choice Food Pantry: Crisis resources for individuals and families include a food pantry, clothing, help accessing benefits and community resources, and individual supportive counseling. Produce is available for all zip codes in Franklin County, once-a-month pantry shop is available for zip codes 43235, 43085, 43229, 43224, 43214, 43220, 43221, 43202, 43211, 43201.
    14 West Lakeview Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43202
    (614) 268-8118
  • Kids Club: Afterschool and summer program held at various community locations for income-eligible youth Grades K-5 in Clintonville and Beechwold.
  • Kinship Care Program: Supports kinship caregivers who are unexpectedly raising a child whose parents are unable to care for them. Services include case management, materials assistance, educational resources, and referrals for other supportive services.

(614) 268-3539
clintonvillecrc.org

Common Ground Free Store (CGFS)

Offers free clothing, shoes, diapers, household items, books, toys, hygiene items and diapers at the Free Store. There are no income requirements, all are welcome regardless of circumstances. They also serve hot, prepared meals 5 times a week for carry out or in their dining room. Services are available to residents outside of Franklin County. Programs are largely volunteer-driven. They accept individual or group volunteers, and donations.
Main Location: 193 East Central Avenue, Delaware, Ohio 43015
Donation Drop-Off: 147 East Winter Street, Delaware, Ohio 43015
(740) 369-3733
commongroundfreestore.org

Community Development for All People (CD4AP)

This church provides important community programs in the Merion Village neighborhood of Columbus, along with worship services. Programs include daily Fresh Markets with free produce for income-eligible individuals, nutrition education, free health and wellness classes, community events, an after-school program at Lincoln Park Elementary, and more.
4allpeople.org

  • HEAL & Fresh Market:
    Healthy Eating and Living (HEAL) offers access to fresh food through the Fresh Market. They also offer free nutrition education and health and wellness classes.
    946 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43206
    (614) 445-7342
    Fresh Market: 4allpeople.org/fresh-market
    HEAL: heal4allpeople.org
  • Free Store:
    Accepts donations of gently used clothing and household items. No appointment is required to shop; walk-ins are accepted Tuesday-Saturday. Visit the website for hours.
    946 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, OH 43206
    (614) 443-1713
    4allpeople.org/free-store
  • Bikes for All People (B4AP): Provides affordable access to bicycles and cycling-related resources for those who rely on bikes as their sole means of transportation. They offer refurbished bikes for sale, bike parts and gear, and walk-in bike repair services, and community group rides. They accept donated bikes and volunteers. Repairs are walk-in and first-come, first-served. Most services and programs are offered on a sliding scale. Visit the website to contact the organization.
    934 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43206
    bikesforallpeople.org
  • ID 4 All People:
    Helps residents of Columbus attain their Ohio birth certificate and State ID card. They will help you through the application process and cover the costs. No appointment needed, walk-ins are accepted on Mondays. Visit the website for additional details.
    (614) 445-7342, ext. 101
    4allpeople.org/ids-for-all-people
  • Thrive to 5:
    Supports pregnant parents and families with children under 5 years old through developmental screenings, parenting support, diapers, cribs, and more. Visit the website and complete the online form to get started.
    (614) 445-7342, ext. 115
    4allpeople.org/thrive-to-5

Dwell Community Church: Community Clothing Outreach

Provides free adult and children’s clothing, shoes, hygiene items, and essential household goods. Visitors may shop once per month for 20 clothing items. Shoppers must the website to schedule a 25-minute shopping appointment in advance. No ID or income-verification requirements. Children are not allowed in the store.
1950 North Fourth Street, Columbus, Ohio 43201
(614) 823-6500
dwellcc.org/ministry/community-clothing-outreach

Furniture Bank of Central Ohio

Provides free furniture to central Ohio residents struggling to furnish their homes as a result of economic and other significant life challenges. Furniture With A Heart Thirft Store (a social enterprise of the Furniture Bank of Central Ohio) carries gently used furniture, household goods, clothing and sporting goods. Referral is required, visit the website for a list of agency partners who can provide a referral.

  • Furniture Bank of Central Ohio: 118 South Yale Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43222
    (614) 272-9544
  • Furniture With A Heart Thrift Store: 2165 Morse Road, Columbus, Ohio 43229
    (614) 826-4427

furniturebankcoh.org/need-furniture

Goodwill Columbus

Goodwill Stores sell thrift clothing, furniture, art, and more to support their job training programs. Services include 1:1 career coaching, job training courses, and job placement. They offer training for basic work readiness, Roads2Work commercial driver training, STNA and medical coding; digital skills technology classes, and CompTIA IT program. They also offer AMP for young adults 18-24 to access additional wraparound services. I/DD services for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities include access to Goodwill Columbus Art Studio, work readiness, adult day and residential services, and transportation.
671 South High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43206
Main Office: (614) 294-5181
Career Coaching: (614) 966-9283
goodwillcolumbus.org

Habitat ReStore

A discount home improvement store open to the public. Shop or donate gently used furniture, home accessories, building materials and appliances. All proceeds go towards Habitat for Humanity Mid-Ohio. Shop the online E-Bay store or visit the website for store locations and hours.

  • 3140 Westerville Road, Columbus, Ohio 43224
  • 2555 Bethel Road, Columbus, Ohio 43220
  • 1660 North Twenty-first Street, Newark, Ohio 43055

(614) 422-4828
habitatmidohio.org/restore

Joseph’s Coat of Central Ohio

Faith-based organization providing free clothing and household goods to individuals or families in Central Ohio. Furniture may be provided with a completed application from a case manager. Membership and appointments are required to receive items. Membership application requires photo ID for adults, and birth certificate/proof of custody for children. No children are allowed in the store. Visit the website for application details and store hours.
7500 East Main Street, Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068
(614) 863-1371
josephs-coat.org

Maternity Resource Center (MRC) at Immanuel Baptist Church

This faith-based organization provides free maternity clothes and infant / toddler clothing. Diapers, baby wipes, furniture, bottles, and baby equipment are also provided, subject to availability. Biblical/spiritual guidance is also provided. No appointment is necessary.
3417 Palmetto Street, Columbus, Ohio 43204
(614) 272-7038
Baptists for Life of Central Ohio Website: bflco.org/maternity-resource-center
Immanuel Baptist Church Website: ibccares.org/maternity-resource-center

Neighborhood Bridges

A charitable organization that helps match families in need with businesses, volunteers, and organizations for resources like food, volunteering, clothing, supplies and more. Use the website to find a Bridge in your community, request help, or fill others’ requests for help.
All Ohio Locations: neighborhoodbridges.org/state/ohio

One Dublin (Formerly Welcome Warehouse)

Serves individuals and families living in the Dublin City School District who are temporarily in need. Programs include Back-to-School Celebration for free school supplies and Adopt-Family/Adopt-A-Senior for holiday gifts. Emergency household assistance is available with referral for utilities, medical expenses, or transportation assistance. Transportation assistance can be used for car payments, uber cards, or bus passes. Assistance is not provided for car repairs or rent/housing. The Mattress Program provides new twin mattresses for free, with sheets, mattress pads, and pillows based on availability. The Community Free Shop provides gently used clothing, personal care items, and household essentials. Families can walk in and shop once every three months, no appointment needed. Visit the website for shop hours and additional program details.
Mailing Address: 7032 Hospital Drive, Dublin, Ohio 43016
Community Free Shop at Indian Run United Methodist Church: 6305 Brand Road, Dublin, Ohio 43016
Call or text: (614) 726-6958
one-dublin.org

Salvation Army

Serves: Single Adults & Families
Offers faith-based services for Central Ohio families. Housing Services include finding housing, financial assistance, and case management. They also offer youth programs, food assistance, emergency utility assistance, support for human trafficking survivors, and addiction recovery. Their thrift stores offer items at bargain prices to fund programs. You can find thrift store, church locations, and program details on their website.

  • Administrative Office
    966 East Main Street, Columbus, Ohio 43205
    (614) 253-6811 or (800) 725-2769
  • Housing Service Locations
    Franklin County: 966 East Main Street, Columbus, Ohio 43205
    Delaware & Union Counties: 3769 Columbus Pike, Delaware, Ohio 43015
    Morrow County: 644 West Marion Street, Mount Gilead, Ohio 43338
    Homeless Hotline: (614) 274-7000
  • Youth Learning Centers
    Free after school programs, music & arts, and summer camps for K-5.
    Linden: 3662 Karl Road, Columbus, Ohio 43224
    Hilltop: 2300 West Mound Street, Columbus, Ohio 43204
    (614) 437-2159
  • Food Pantries: Call to schedule an appointment
    Franklin County: (614) 341-2282
    Delaware County: (740) 369-5301
    Union County: (740) 363-9487
    Senior Food Boxes: (614) 437-2134
  • Human Trafficking Services:
    24/7 Hotline: (888) 373-7888
    (614) 358-2614
  • Addiction Rehabilitation Center: Serves men struggling with addiction
    (614) 221-4269
  • Emergency Utility Assistance:
    Use the link to find a caseworker in your zip code for assistance.
    easternusa.salvationarmy.org/southwest-ohio/central-ohio/caseworker-zip-code-list/

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