The mission of Bed Blitz is to ensure that at least 100 children are guaranteed a proper place to sleep in their home. Volunteers will do the work of cutting wood and assembling the beds. Along with a twin bed frame and mattress, each child receives a handmade quilt, sheet set, pillow, book, stuffed animal, and hygiene kit.

Chicagoland Habitat for Humanity operates ReStores in the Chicago region where one can find donated overstock and second-hand items like furniture, appliances, home decor, and building materials, all at 50%-80% off the original retail value. Proceeds support Habitat's work to build and preserve homes for hard-working, low-income families.

Provides baby furniture to mothers and young children. Items based on donations.

Chicagoland Habitat for Humanity operates ReStores in the Chicago region where one can find donated overstock and second-hand items like furniture, appliances, home decor, and building materials, all at 50%-80% off the original retail value. Proceeds support Habitat's work to build and preserve homes for hard-working, low-income families.

Chesed Chicago provides baby furniture strollers and swings.

Compassion Reaching Infants & Babies (C.R.I.B): Assist mothers with getting baby's bed and other necessities for their new arrival.

Free items including clothing, furniture, household items, diapers, baby formula, newborn items, and steel toed shoes. Since items are donated, availability may vary.

Provides new Americans with household furnishings and supplies from community and one time grants.

ICNA Relief provides free furniture to refugee families. ICNA Relief either sponsors the family with donations or has the furniture delivered directly to the family's place of stay. By providing furniture, ICNA Relief allows the family to use their allocated Welcome Money, a limited amount of money given by the government to help settle in, on other urgent necessities until they find a stable income.

Provides resources and support for individuals in need. Operates as a network of churches that help individuals meet their needs for the following: - Household items and furniture - Life skills education (budgeting, healthy relationships, etc.) - Clothing **Does not provide emergency relief or financial assistance**

Provides clothing, bedding, furniture, and household items to people in need.

Clothing, household, school supplies, and other basic needs. Program participants are able to use volunteer time in the stores to earn store credit that will pay for purchases.

Services provided: - Free pregnancy tests. - Limited ultrasound services. - Prenatal vitamins. - Maternity and baby clothing. - Baby supplies. - Diapers and wipes. - Baby equipment. - Bottles and formula.

Furniture for Veterans and their families.

Provides the following services: - Furniture and other house hold items to individuals in need. Items vary based on donations received. - General cleaning and personal hygiene supplies. As requested, and as available. (Must be able to pick up from the office).

Services provided: - Free pregnancy tests. - Limited ultrasound services. - Prenatal vitamins. - Maternity and baby clothing. - Baby supplies. - Diapers and wipes. - Baby equipment. - Bottles and formula.

Provides short-term assistance involving basic necessities and resource help with budgeting. A home visit will be required. Cash is not provided, bills are paid by vouchers or certificates. Can provide furniture as well as certificates for grocery items not available at food pantries or through the LINK (food stamp) program.

Resells clothing, toys, and household items to the general public. Clients in financial need may request vouchers to receive clothing or household goods. Bag days are generally the last Friday of the month and anyone coming in can fill a bag full of clothing for a reduced price. All proceeds from sales in the Thrift Store are utilized for assistance to those in need. Items may include: - Clothing (Men's, Women's, Teen, Children's, Baby). - Shoes/boots. - Coats, hats, gloves, mittens. - Games, toys. - Housewares: dishes, glassware, serve ware, pots and pans, silverware, kitchen utensils, small appliances. - Craft goods: knitting yarn, knitting needles, crochet thread, needles, needlework kits. - Books, records, DVDs. - Domestics: linens, curtains blankets, comforters, tablecloths, draperies, etc. - Furniture: Dressers, tables, Chairs, sofas, bed frames, end tables, shelving, mirrors, etc. - Back packs. - Large appliances: refrigerators, freezers, stoves/ovens, washers/dryers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, microwaves. - Home health items: shower seats, wheelchairs, canes, etc.

Service that provides individuals with supplies such as car seats, cribs, diapers, and formula.

Provides clothing, bedding, furniture, and household items to people in need.

Chicagoland Habitat for Humanity operates ReStores in the Chicago region where one can find donated overstock and second-hand items like furniture, appliances, home decor, and building materials, all at 50%-80% off the original retail value. Proceeds support Habitat's work to build and preserve homes for hard-working, low-income families.

Provides various items and assistance to those in need who complete the intake and verification process. Directs 26 different "Gap ministries" to cover various community needs. It is not an emergency response organization and time is taken to make sure the needs are legitimate. All intake procedures are done over the phone. Assistance is only provided if funds/donations are available for the specific need. Gap ministries include: - Kitchen supplies. - Furniture (dressers & shelves, tables, chairs, dining sets). - Beds. - Bedding & linens. - Clothing. - Bicycles. - Toiletries.

Sells donated household items, clothes, toys, books, and other items at minimal cost for those in need.