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Zealous Good
- Charity Organization
- 2936 N Southport Ave, Chicago, IL 60657, USA Chicago, IL 60657
- Closed
Referral from
Jan 21, 2015
Lindsay E.:
I've been posting a lot today I apologize! I have some misc. items to donate. I tried a few places that have pick up as there are a few...
Jill P.:
You can use Zealous Goods (zealousgood.com) they have you post your items and then non-profits "bid" for them. You can choose pick up.... Lincoln Square Friendship
Referral from
Feb 07, 2018
Diane S.:
Oddly, we are the recipient of two boxes of Similac baby formula samples and coupons. Recommendations please on the best place to...
Rachel A.:
Lincoln Square Friendship Center - 2733 W Lawrence - 773-907-6388 - I know they are open Wednesday afternoons at 3 pm Chicagoland Bicycle Federation
Referral from
May 20, 2017
Ben P.:
Can anyone recommend a good personal injury lawyer? Cyclist seeking damages from motorist for dooring.
Thomas A.:
good luck... here is a good resource you may already know... http://www.activetrans.org/resources/crash-support/know-your-rights Chicago Run
Referral from
Feb 16, 2017
AmbitiousKitch:
I'm going to be doing a fitness class for charity here in #Chicago. Any recommendations for wonderful charities/non-profits to check out?
Anna G.:
You should look into https://www.twitter.com/girlforward (empowering refugee girls) or https://www.twitter.com/chicago_run (encouraging... Heartland Alliance Marjorie Kovler Center
Referral from
Nov 05, 2017
Vera D.:
Hi neighbors, We just realized that we have a fairly substantial gift card to The Room Place that is about to expire. Does anyone have a...
Carolyn D.:
https://www.facebook.com/615284455188653 Heartland Alliance Marjorie Kovler Center for refugees and asylum seekers that are survivors of... Open Heart Magic
Referral from
Nov 09, 2016
kylegarchar:
@mattlindner either of you guys have any recommendations for community involvement?
Matt L.:
I'm a big https://www.twitter.com/openheartmagic fan World Bicycle Relief
Referral from
Mar 15, 2017
rawales2:
Can anyone participate in the fundraising. Patrick?
P.S. â.:
YESSIR! Create an account at http://30daysofbiking.worldbicyclerelief.org Good Food Festival & Conference
Referral from
Feb 01, 2016
Cromwell M.:
I would love to come to this...Where can I get tickets?
Good C.:
We'd love to have you! Tickets are available on our website: http://www.goodfoodfestivals.com/ Click the button in the upper right and... Christopher House
Referral from
Dec 09, 2013
Ian R.:
I've got an old original iPad that's still in decent shape. Anybody know of a good charity to donate it to?
Laura M.:
Mine Ian! My kids (not my literal children) definitely could use it in the work we are doing with them. Christopherhouse.org. I'll pay... Salvation Ar
Referral from
Apr 29, 2016
Colleen S.:
Recently I lost a good friend to bone cancer. She does not have family and we must remove her belongings ASAP. Does anyone know a...
Ruth S.:
I'm so sorry. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Habitat for Humanity's "ReStore" takes furniture and has a location on Peterson... Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from January 13, 2017
suesswassersee asked:
Does anyone know of a charity that helps women get from places without accessible abortion (like Indiana) to Chicago or similar?
sarah. replied:
i don't know too much about them but there's the midwest access coalition - http://midwestaccesscoalition.org/
Jo M. replied:
there is the http://www.Chicagoabortionfund.org/ as a place to start.
Jo M. replied:
they are also on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/chiabortionfund and there were similar sites also listed.
Liz J. replied:
The National Network of Abortion Funds might be what you're looking for https://abortionfunds.org/about/
Jen replied:
here is one article I found http://kut.org/post/distance-costs-procedures-increase-austin-groups-help-women-seeking-abortions
Hollie replied:
I think The Lilith Fund does, but it's for Texas.
Referral from April 29, 2016
Colleen S. asked:
Recently I lost a good friend to bone cancer. She does not have family and we must remove her belongings ASAP. Does anyone know a charity where a large amount of...
Angelique B. replied:
Colleen Stein - I'm very sorry to hear about your loss. Heartland Alliance is a fantastic organization and can use almost anything you need to donate. Reach out to Rachael Carbone and tell her I suggested it. Also, you may want to try the Friendship Center on 2733 W Lawrence. If you have questions or need help - feel free to PM me.
Julie C. replied:
Also try the Brown Elephant, part of Howard Brown Health Center. They make pickups. http://howardbrown.org/brown-elephant/donate/
Kate M. replied:
The Friendship Center on Lawrence - between California & Fairfield South side of the street
Mary V. replied:
Cornerstone Community Outreach on Elston. I discovered it through my Uptown Tent City advocate contact for homeless donations. This place shelters or provides for families sheltered and has a free store and a thrift shop. Last time someone had a lot to clear out beyond blankets, sleeping bags,etc., for the viaduct homeless, Eric told me about it. I can get you in touch with him if you'd like.
Ruth S. replied:
https://www.windycityhabitat.org/product.html
Katie E. replied:
World Relief Chicago is in the neighborhood and takes donations. They help with local refugees who are resettling http://worldreliefchicago.org/donateitems
Cristin H. replied:
I would also call Family Tree Resale in Lincoln Square.
Referral from February 7, 2018
Diane S. asked:
Oddly, we are the recipient of two boxes of Similac baby formula samples and coupons. Recommendations please on the best place to donate these unopened boxes, so that...
Mary C. replied:
The Friendship Center on Lawrence takes donations of formula. Drop off on Wed from 11:30-1:30 or Thur from 1-7 pm. Best to call ahead to confirm someone is there. 2733 W Lawrence. 773.907.6388
Referral from February 1, 2016
Cromwell M. asked:
I would love to come to this...Where can I get tickets?
Referral from February 16, 2017
AmbitiousKitch asked:
I'm going to be doing a fitness class for charity here in #Chicago. Any recommendations for wonderful charities/non-profits to check out?
Referral from June 7, 2016
Ruthie M. asked:
Generation Rescue, a charity organization, which helps families with Autistic children pay for their care, is having a gala downtown on Friday, June 24th. I was...
Shubha G. replied:
Please email me the details at photosbyshubha@gmail.com. Depending on the time, I would love to do it. My website is www.shubhagangal.com.
Referral from December 11, 2016
Cheryl B. asked:
ISO charity recommendation:
Good morning!! My son has been collecting children's books to donate to a charity. Does anyone know of a local charity that would like books?...
Kevin I. replied:
http://www.open-books.org/give/donate-books/ https://www.facebook.com/OpenBooksOrg/
Referral from March 29, 2018
Sharon R. asked:
Does anyone know a charity dentist/clinic that will make a bridge for low/no cost?
Candice B. replied:
Try Erie Family Health. They have a couple locations in the City. I’ve done some pro bono work for them and they may be able to help. Probably not free but low cost.
Thomas K. replied:
https://www.advocatehealth.com/immc/health-services/dentistry/programs As noted above. ^^ Advocate also has the presidents fund which can be applied for for assistance as well
Jennifer K. replied:
I don't mean to sound negative but I am not sure you will find what you are looking for. I've spent a lot of time looking for low-cost/free dental work & I've had almost no success. Heartland Dental & UIC are pretty much the options in Chicago. Payment plans, sliding scale fees, and Care Credit can help but I've never found a place that will do that kind of dental work for free. I'm sorry. I wish I had better news because I know many people who need this kind of help. Clark Dental had been the most helpful with payment plans and Care Credit.
Referral from April 29, 2016
Colleen S. asked:
Recently I lost a good friend to bone cancer. She does not have family and we must remove her belongings ASAP. Does anyone know a charity where a large amount of...
Ellen S. replied:
Try The Ark. They cleared out my mom's house when she died. Donate gently used furniture, household items, appliances or clothing to The ARK’s Thrift Shop at 1302 N. Milwaukee Ave., in Chicago. Hours are Mon. thru Thurs., 10-6; Fri., 10-5 (summer) and 10-4 (winter); Sun., 10-5. For furniture and appliance pick-up, call 773.862.5011. Drop-offs may also be made the first Sunday of the month, from 9 to 12, at The ARK Northwest, 3100 Dundee Rd., Ste. 802, Northbrook. So sorry about your friend...
Referral from January 12, 2014
Ann M. asked:
Can anyone recommend a needy charity that will accept furniture donations in the Chicago area? I am familiar with Salvation Army and Goodwill but does anyone have...
Colette L. replied:
St. Vincent de Paul, call and make sure they will pick up. When I was getting rid of my moms furniture, I couldn't get anyone to pick up. Christy, because of her business deals with insurance companies, and heard thru them of a famly that lost all their possessions in a fire and they where willling to take the furniture.
Marcy T. replied:
Here you go, Ann Marie. This is the number for Adrienne Walsh, who is the assistant to Father Scott Donahue. I will let them both know via text that you will be calling, and thank you for considering Mercy Home! (312) 738-7587 See you really soon, I hope?
Marlene M. replied:
Catholic Charities of Chicago or St Vincent DePaul Society
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