The Salvation Army. Families in need receive vouchers to go to the Salvation Army warehouse or thrift shops to pick up things they need. Some will ask Amos to keep an eye out for something they'd like to have, such as a bike helmet. Things such as storm doors, garage doors and vanity sinks are accepted only if they are new, office and school desks only in good to excellent condition, and mattresses only if they are not torn or stained. The Salvation Army will pick up donations, but when a driver is dispatched, he is empowered to not take what is offered.
Trucks make their rounds according to neighborhood.
Smaller nonprofits, such as HopeNet, that are not able to store large items generally look to larger agencies or businesses to meet clients' needs for such things as furniture and cars as they come up. Small items are accepted as needed.