How to Get Rid of Old Furniture in the Twin Cities (8 Ways)

How to Get Rid of Old Furniture in the Twin Cities (8 Ways)

1. Bridging (Bloomington & Roseville) — accepts gently used furniture for families exiting homelessness. Free pickup for large items.
2. Arc Value Village (multiple locations) — donate; tax receipt provided.
3. Goodwill / Easter Seals — drop-off only for most furniture.
4. Habitat ReStore (New Brighton, Minneapolis, Bloomington) — takes dressers, tables, gently used couches.
5. Buy Nothing groups on Facebook — neighborhood-specific, often same-day pickup.
6. Facebook Marketplace / Craigslist Free section — gone in hours if priced at $0.
7. City bulk pickup — Minneapolis offers one free per year; St. Paul charges per item.
8. Blue Dolly haul-away add-on — we take it on moving day and dispose responsibly.

What no one takes

• Mattresses with stains or bedbug history
• IKEA particle-board pieces that have been disassembled
• Sleeper sofas with damaged mechanisms

For those, schedule curbside bulk pickup or add haul-away to your Blue Dolly quote.