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In-Kind Donations Temporarily Paused

Thank you for your interest in supporting Harvest Home! Due to overwhelming generosity, we have paused accepting in-kind donations until January 2025.

Please consider donating to these alternative organizations:

Santa Monica/Venice

  • The People Concern (Sojourn/Turning Point)

    • Mondays 9am-12pm

    • 1453 16th Street, Santa Monica

    • Enter alley between 16th/17th, look for "Bea's Room"

  • Upward Bound House

    • 1020 12th Street, Santa Monica

    • M-F 9:00AM-5:30PM (preferred: 10AM-2PM)

    • Press "100" at gate, follow signs to Pantry

    • Large donations: appointment required

    • Donation Guidelines

Greater LA Area

South Bay

  • Children's Orchard (Manhattan Beach)

    • Consignment store for baby/kids items

    • Website

  • House of Yahweh Thrift Store

    • 4046 Marine Ave., Lawndale

    • M-F 8am-3pm

    • Contact: Denys San Martin (310.675.1384)

    • Marine Ave. Gate only

Downtown LA

San Fernando Valley

  • Family Rescue Center

    • 818.884.7587Thanks to the generosity of many families and agencies in our community, we are able to provide quality maternity and baby items for our new moms and babies. 

 
 
 
 

Amazon Wish List

Please visit our Amazon Wishlist for a current list of items we need most. 

What Can I Donate?

We welcome items for moms and babies that are new or gently used. Click here for a detailed list of items we accept and don't accept. 

 

how do i donate? 

Please note: Staff are not available to accept donations outside of scheduled drop off times. Please email us with any questions you have regarding donations. 

 

INTERESTED IN organizing A DONATION DRIVE?

Interested in organizing a donation drive? Please email us to coordinate.

How will your donation be used? 

In kind donations help equip mothers and infants with a secure start at building a stable, supported family! We utilize both an earnings and gifting model for our donated goods. Many of the small items are gifted to our residents, affirming their value and worth of being a new mom and baby deserving of nice things. Our larger items (strollers, etc) are “earned” by submitting reports on educational books and videos, receiving points on their reports, and then cashing in those points to “buy” the item. This is a life skill which teaches price comparison, retail value, and empowers women as they buy items for their own family.

Because Harvest Home is a registered 501c3 non-profit organization, your donations may be tax-deductible according to local tax laws. We are able to provide you with a donation receipt at the time of your drop off.