Category: Household Goods

Feed the hungry, clothe the naked, welcome the stranger, visit the incarcerated, and ‘help the least of these.

They provide emergency assistance to persons and families living at or below the poverty level. 

In addition, we receive food from the government's TEFAP program which we put into pre-built food boxes and distribute. There is an Income Requirement for participating in the program. Once per month (on the day you receive commodities you cannot access The Harvest Food Pantry. 10:00am – 12:00pm and 1:00pm…

The proceeds from these sales fund our adult rehabilitation program, which helps over 216,000 people each year. Our more than 1,497 conveniently located stores offer shoppers the opportunity to purchase brand name clothing, furniture, household goods, sporting equipment, books, electronics and more.

A wide variety of quality, gently-used clothing and merchandise is neatly displayed and very reasonably priced. We offer a voucher system to help provide low-income families and Mission guests with free clothing and needed essentials. The store is a job training/employment site for WRM guests, as well as those in…

COMEA is an emergency shelter, serving men, women, and families. Residents receive a nutritious breakfast and dinner, a clean bed, personal hygiene products, a hot shower, clothing, transportation assistance, employment aid, and case management support. COMEA can accommodate 58 men, 12 women and 3 families. COMEA also has 12 transitional…

The mission of the H.O.P.E. Agency is to provide the resources to meet the needs of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, teen dating violence, and elder abuse victims in Hot Springs county through help, opportunity, partnership, and empowerment.  We strive to proactively eliminate violence in our community to promote a…

SAFE Project provides free, non-discriminatory and confidential services to survivors of stalking, intimate partner, family and sexual violence. Our services include a 24 hour hotline, emergency shelter, emergency food, clothes and toiletries, cell phones, emergency transportation, relocation assistance, crisis intervention, safety planning, hospital response, community resource referrals, civil legal advocacy…

They are a registered nonprofit agency dedicated to the service of victims of doestic violence and sexual assault which has been serving Fremont County for over 30 years. Our goal is to provide compassionate and supportive services to our clients, helping them to move forward violence free.

Thrift Store And Food Bank is one of Cheyenne’s prime emporiums of thrift items.