“In Acton, you will find Household Goods. What was once a small operation from Barbara and Ira Smith’s carport, has turned into a 20,000-square-foot showroom for those in need.” So opens a recent segment on WCVB-TV’s Chronicle that featured...
Kitchen Outfitters wants to help you show your community “Lots a Love” this month. They are collecting functional, good quality, new and used essential kitchen items such as pots and pans, baking dishes, mixing bowls and drinking glasses. (Sorry, no Jello molds,...
62 people joined us on October 6 for a highly informative workshop on decluttering and came away with useful advice to help them in their efforts. Laura Moore, M. Ed., Principal of ClutterClarity LLC, led participants through an essential new way of thinking and three...
78 people joined us for our 30-30-30 Trivia Night on September 26. 13 teams competed in the virtual game, answering questions about the 1990s, 2000s, and 2010s. Players were also tested on their knowledge of Household Goods. After the final round, four teams were tied...
Residents from Concord’s Elm Park neighborhood recently came together to fill a truck with furniture and household items to donate to Household Goods. Alyce Nelson signed up for a donation slot* and rented the truck. Pictured are just a few of the neighbors who...
Double your impact! All annual appeal donations made to Household Goods from now until Giving Tuesday (November 27th) will be matched up to $25,000 through a challenge grant from the Edna M. Story Trust.Edna Story, an early long-term volunteer, passed away on November...
