Getting Your Home Ready To Sell This Spring? Donate, Recycle, Sell.

Getting Your Charlotte Area Home Ready To Sell This Spring?

If You Don't Need It, Donate It, Recycle It, Or Sell it!

Houses will be in high demand this spring, making it a great time to sell. But before you sell, make sure your home is ready to sell and staged for maximum impact. Watch the video below for tips to help get your home ready to sell. Once you've cleaned up and cleared out, check the lists below of places in the Charlotte area where you can donate, recycle, or sell those household items you no longer need, want or use. And as you prepare your home for sale, remember you can always reach out to me if you need a referral for a painter, cleaning service, landscaper, handyman, contractor, etc.

Where To Donate In Charlotte Area

• Goodwill: Goodwill accepts clothing, books, computers and electronics, home goods, furniture. To find out what you can donate to Goodwill and where to donate, click here. Goodwill offers free pickup services at your home for gently-used furniture in excellent condition and other bulky items, such as major appliances in working condition. To find out more about Goodwill's pick-up services, click here.
  
  
• Salvation Army: Salvation Army accepts donations of clothing, home goods appliances, furniture. Click here for information about pick-up scheduling by the Salvation Army and locations for dropping off donations in the Charlotte area.
  
  
• Crisis Assistance Ministry: Crisis Assistance Ministry accepts donations of clothing, household goods, blankets, personal care items, furniture, mattresses, appliances, and more. For Crisis Assistance Ministry drop-off locations for clothings and household goods, click here. For donations to the Crisis Assistance Ministry Furniture Bank, click here.
  
  
• Habitat For Humanity Re-Store: Habitat for Humanity accepts furniture, appliances, building supplies, plumbing supplies, electronics, books, household goods, and more. For a complete list of what to donate to Charlotte's Habitat For Humanity, click here. If you have larger items to donate, Habitat for Humanity can schedule a pick-up.
  
  
• Carolina Refugee Resettlement Agency: Carolina Refugee Resettlement Agency provides services to help resettle refugees in the Charlotte region. You can donate furniture, household goods, beds to help furnish refugee apartments. They do not accept appliances. For a list of items to donate to Carolina Refugee Resettlement Agency, click here.
  
  
• Beds For Kids: Beds for Kids empowers families with children by delivering beds and other essential furniture items to supplement the family’s resources as they rise out of poverty and into self-sufficiency. You can donate mattresses, box springs, bed frames, dressers, bunk beds, lamps, bookshelves, coffee tables, dressers, kitchen tables and chairs, sofas and upholstered chairs to Beds For Kids. They also look for new pillows and bed linens. For a complete list of donatable items to Beds For Kids, click here.
  
  
• Assistance League of Charlotte Thrift Shop: The Assistance League Thrift Shop accepts gently used items such as furniture, clothing, books, toys, jewelry, household items, electronics, computers, shoes, sports equipment and baby items. Proceeds from the Thrift Shop help fund Assistance League of Charlotte philanthropic programs.
  
  
• Trips For Kids: Trips for Kids Donate A Bike accepts all types and sizes of bicycles in good condition. For drop-off locations for bike donations to Trips for Kids, click here.

Where To Recycle In The Charlotte Area

Items that can't be donated or salvaged should be taken to one of the Charlotte area's recycling centers. For drop-off centers, hours of operation, information on what items are accepted at Charlotte-Mecklenburg's Recycling Centers, click here.

Resources To Sell, Auction Consign Goods In The Charlotte Area

• SouthEnd Exchange
• Clearing House
• Classic Attic
• Hall's Auction
• Tag Sale Treasures
• Robbins Appraisals & Estate Sales
• Hush Consignment Boutique
• Divine Consign
• Kid To Kid
• Clothes Mentor Charlotte Midtown
• Jackson's Auction House & Sales

20 Tips To Prepare Your Charlotte Area Home For Sale!

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Before You Sell?

ASK US ABOUT COLDWELL BANKER'S REALVITALIZE PROGRAM

RealVitalizeSM is an exclusive Coldwell Banker program that helps with improvements and repairs to prepare your home for sale. We cover upfront costs and get paid back when your home sells. No hidden fees, interest charges or markups.

If you're considering selling your Charlotte area home this spring, contact Nina Hollander/Carolinas Realty Partners with Coldwell  Banker.  Let's get together and discuss the supply conditions in your neighborhood and how we can assist you in gaining access to the buyers who are ready, willing and able to buy now, as well as our 65-Step Action Plan To Sell Your Home.

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