Family and Community Resources

Furniture MInistry

Fairfield County

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At Catholic Charities of Fairfield County, we aim to bring comfort, dignity, and stability to our community members through our Furniture Ministry. We believe in the transformative power of a well-furnished home and are dedicated to providing this basic yet crucial need to families and individuals facing hardship.

Our Furniture Ministry is a lifeline for families emerging from homelessness, individuals escaping domestic abuse, or those undergoing other life-altering situations. With the support of generous donors in our community, we gather, restore, and deliver high-quality used furniture to those in need.

From providing a cozy bed for a restful night’s sleep to supplying a dining table where a family can share meals, each piece of furniture we deliver serves a practical purpose while offering hope and a sense of normalcy.

Join Our Mission

  • Donate Furniture: Every piece of furniture you donate can change a life. We accept a wide variety of items, including beds, tables, chairs, and bookcases. If you have furniture to donate, please reach out to us at 475-319-1469 or [email protected] to schedule a pick-up.
  • Volunteer: Volunteers are the backbone of our ministry. Whether it’s assisting with furniture collection and delivery, helping refurbish items, or supporting administrative duties, we need you.
  • Support Our Work Financially: Monetary donations are also critical to our mission. Your financial support helps us cover storage, transportation, refurbishing supplies, and other operational costs.

We invite you to be a part of our mission. For more information about donating furniture, volunteering your time, or making a financial contribution, contact us:

Who to Contact

Phone: (475) 319-1469
Email: [email protected]

Service Area

Serving all of Fairfield County, Connecticut

By working together, we can bring comfort and hope to the most vulnerable families and individuals in Fairfield County, one piece of furniture at a time. Let’s turn houses into homes.