Dallas Furniture Bank is grateful to receive gently or lightly used basic household furniture items and home furnishing accessories.
DFB is sustained by the generosity of our donors. Your financial contributions greatly impact and improve the quality of life, self-esteem and chance of success for individuals/families in need.
Our Purpose
Dallas Furniture Bank’s program fills the missing gap in the continuum of care for transitional homeless and low-income families. Though many of our agency partners provide housing for those in need, the resource of furniture is not provided to approximately 90% of these families. At Dallas Furniture Bank, we believe that living spaces should be filled. Furniture not only fills a house with practical comfort, but also instills a sense of hope and dignity. DFB collects basic household furniture from private households and businesses and stores them in a warehouse for future distribution. Simply put, we coordinate the transfer of unwanted, gently used furniture from people who wish to donate, to those who are desperately in need. Our mission is good for the environment, the economy, and, most importantly, people in need. Working with social service agencies who provide a client referral, Dallas Furniture Bank provides basic furniture to previously homeless families and others in need, resulting in increased chances for self-sufficiency, higher levels of self-esteem, and long-term stability.
Partner Agencies
Collaboration, a hallmark of the Dallas Furniture Bank (DFB) program, is necessary between DFB and Dallas Metro Area non-profit organizations to better serve the needs of the community.
DFB appreciates the agencies who partner with us to fill our mission of providing furniture to families transitioning from homelessness; restoring normalcy and independence.
CASEWORKERS BY AGENCY
- Aids Services of Dallas: 214-941-0523
- ARM Ministry: 214-943-5010
- Austin Street: 214-428-4242
- Allies in Service: 214-438-5884
- American GI Forum: 214-379-7377
- Back on My Feet: 972-595-8240
- Behind Every Door: 972-331-4774
- The Bridge: 214-670-1100
- City Square: 214-823-8710
- Children's Medical Center: 214-456-7000
- Cumberland Presbyterian Children’s Home: 940-382-5112
- Harmony/Community Development Corp (CDC): 214-751-3932
- Dallas Life: 214-421-1380
- Dallas Leadership Foundation: 214-777-5520
- Family Compass: 214-370-9810
- Family Gateway: 214-823-4500
- The Family Place: 214-941-1991
- Family Promise of Irving: 972-313-1500
- Giving Hope Inc.: 940-382-0609
- Highland Park Presbyterian Church: 214-526-7457
- Housing Crisis Center: 214-828-4244
- Jewish Family Services: 972-437-9950
- Legacy Counseling Center: 214-520-6308
- Lifeline Shelter for Families- 972-237-5545
- Metrocare Services: 877-283-2121/214-939-3933/214-202-5428
- Metrocrest Services: 972-446-2100
- Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance (MDHA): 972-638-5600
- Mosaic Family Services: 214-821-5393
- New Beginning Center/Hope's Door Modesto, Marcela Frantz 972-422-2911
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- New Friends New Life: 214-965-0932
- NEXUS Recovery Center: 214-321-0156
- North Dallas Shared Ministries (NDSM): 214-358-8700
- Our Daily Bread: 940-566-1308
- Prism North Texas Health (AIDS Arms): 214-521-5191
- Prison Entrepreneurship Program: 214-575-9909
- ROD Ministries: 469-487-5737
- The Salvation Army: 214-637-8100
- Shared Housing Center: 214-821-8510
- Services of Hope: 888-992-6998/214-276-0235
- The Senior Source: 214-823-5700
- Texas Muslim Women's Foundation: 469-467-6241
- Texas Offenders Reentry Initiative (T.O.R.I.): 214-941-1325 ext. 300
- Under 1 Roof: 214-343-4000
- Vogel Alcove: 214-368-8686
- The Wilkinson Center: 214-821-6380
- Women Called Moses: 972-298-1155