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What type of equipment can be donated?

Note: for health reasons we cannot accept anything that appears to have mold or mildew.

We accept a wide variety of equipment, including (but not limited to) the following:

Bathroom aids

Commodes; toilet rails; toilet risers

Shower and bath chairs; shower and bath stools and benches

Sliding and transfer bath benches and chairs

Mobility equipment (including bariatric equipment)

Canes and quad canes

Crutches

Hemi-walkers and walkers (including baskets and trays)

Knee scooters

Power scooters

Rollator walkers

Sit-to-stand devices (manual and power)

Transport wheelchairs

Standard wheelchairs

Power wheelchairs

Miscellaneous aids

​Bed assist rails

Bed tray tables

Blood pressure kits

Cryo cuffs with coolers

Dressing sticks and grabbers/reachers/sock pullers

Gait belts

Grab bars

Heel protectors

Peddlers

Pulse oximeters

Slide/Transfer Boards and Discs

Wedge cushions

Wheelchair cushions

Supplies

Chux underpads and washable underpads

Disposable gloves

Face masks

Personal washcloth/wipes

​Large items (by arrangement)

Hospital beds 

Hospital mattresses (regular and air adjust)

Hoyer lifts

Lift recliners

CPAP/BiPAP machines, oxygen concentrators

We cannot reissue these items, but we accept donations for Regional Home Care to recalibrate and reuse, as well as for overseas donation programs.

Eyeglasses and hearing aids

We collect used eyeglasses and hearing aids, which we pass on to other Lions Club programs.

Items we are not able to accept

We are unable to accept donations of the following items (or anything that goes into or pierces the body):

Equipment that is badly damaged, very old or dirty

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Anything that appears to have mold or mildew​

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Adult disposable diapers, pull-ups, Depends and bladder pads (Upper Valley Haven may take them *)

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Baby formula, diapers, or baby supplies (Good Beginnings or Upper Valley Haven may take them *)

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Bedpans

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Catheters and related supplies, including internal and external catheters

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Clothing items (LISTEN may take them *)

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Colostomy and urostomy supplies

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Diabetic monitors and supplies, such as lancets

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Ensure, Glucerna, and other nutritional shakes (Upper Valley Haven may take them *)

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Feeding tube liquids

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Medical supplies

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Medication

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Nebulizers

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Needles

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Nutritional supplement drinks

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Oxygen tanks

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Personal care items, such as soaps, lotions, and creams (Upper Valley Haven may take them *)

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Regular exercise and gym equipment  (LISTEN may take them *)

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Suction Machines

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Tracheostomy supplies and tubing

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Tube feeding bags

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Tubing

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Urinals

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Wound care supplies and bandages​

Please call if you are unsure about an item that is not listed.​

* These are suggestions, we can not be sure the other organizations are currently accepting

Assistive technology device demonstrations, loans and reuse activities are being supplemented by the ATinNH program. Funding for assistive technology device demonstrations, trainings, loans, refurbished equipment, and fabricated devices are provided, in part, under grants from the Administration for Community Living (ACL) through Assistive Technology in New Hampshire (ATinNH).

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