St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store and Donation Center

4; piece bedroom set..great conditions.

I'm not sure but I bet they do - I could help you find a set if you want Ms Lewis

Exactly as Fahtima said

They sell the items to the public. FreeCycle Cincinnati online has free stuff if your looking for it.

Deborah M, Did you find the sewing machine?

Bed and mattress is usually sold separately.

Box, Crate, Container, or Bags whatever protects the donations. Donations that are accepted are Household items, Furniture, Books...Anything that is in good condition. No rips, No Tears, and No Stains.

They probably do since its a common item. It's a treasure hunt though. You'd have to go in and hunt for it because there's so many items in the store.

the inventory they're constantly changes the only way to be sure of what they have is by actually going there and looking. if they don't have it today they'll probably have it tomorrow and if they don't have it tomorrow they'll have it the next day the only way to see is brake constantly going till you find what you want

I am not sure about this but usually, people drop off donations.

No

Just donate

Go to Cincinnati Vital Records, 1525 Elm Street, The Bobbie Sterne Health Center. You can get your Birth certificate here if you were born in Ohio, I think is the rule. SS Card contact the Social Security Administration 1-866-593-1519 or go to 550 Main St, 45202. That line is usually ridiculous though. St. Vincent's number to get info, assistance for this is 513-421-0602.

I think that they do, i believe they sterilize and put them in plastic, but im not 100% sure, but call and ask them

They do not answer the ringing phone. You have to leave name and number with brief message. I know this because I work there

Go in and ask for the application!

Wendell is usually there with his truck on Saturdays. He doesn't work for SVDP, but he moves things for people for a reasonable fee. He's moved a few things for me.

They're open 7 days a week. Sun. 10-6p Mon-Sat 9a-8p

They won't take it. Furniture pick up representative said No stains, No Tears, No Rips and no broken pieces.

The first Wednesday of every month

Yes they have plenty

Each store has different sales each day, the schedule is on their Facebook page

If people donate it they sell it. It's one of those things where luck is at play.

I don't think its a set price. Negotiating the price in person is helpful. Check out FreeCycle Cincinnati, it's an online platform.

Yes. It is a first come first served type of thing.

I would call the store and ask. I honestly don't know. I know that they often have a coupon in Reach magazine though.

I've seen them there

you would have to call them or check their website for their return policy

I think they put a sold tag on it and give you a receipt to turn in on pickup. Thats how most do places do it

Yed

Yes