Donate gently used items
Donate your gently used household items and clothing. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of your used goods will be donated to the American Kidney Fund (AKF) to help people fight kidney disease and live healthier lives.
Note: Unfortunately, the American Kidney Fund is no longer associated with American Kidney Services (GA & TX). For any issues regarding your donations or interactions with AKS, please call us at 888-944-3767 or email us at info@gogreendrop.com.
Benefits of donating to AKF
Donating your gently used goods is a win-win-win. You get a tax deduction. You declutter in an environmentally friendly way. And you support struggling kidney patients, since AKF receives a portion of the proceeds to fund our livesaving programs.
Don't have items to donate right now? You can still support our programs and services by making a donation.
Locations and store hours
The choice is yours whether you drop off your donation at a store or call and request a free pick up.
Store hours:
Monday–Saturday 9 a.m.–8 p.m.
Sunday 11 a.m.–7 p.m.
Locations:
Bargain Hunters (Charlotte store)
7020 Albemarle Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28227
Bargain Hunters (Mt. Holly store)
797 West Charlotte Highway
Mt. Holly, NC 28120
For free pick-up in North Carolina, call (704) 566-0405 or visit donationpickupcharlotte.com for more information.
Donating gently used items: Frequently asked questions
Other ways to join the fight against kidney disease!
Learn about the various ways that you can financially support AKF to help us be there for patients and their families when they need us most.
Your donation directly supports the fight against kidney disease
When you give to The American Kidney Fund, you provide lifesaving assistance directly to kidney patients who have nowhere else to turn. We help more people than any other kidney organization – from making 150 kidney transplants possible every month to delivering financial relief to 1 in 7 dialysis patients. We also fund clinical research, provide financial assistance for kidney patients affected by natural disasters, and support a National virtual pediatric camp and a Kidney Health Coach community program.