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Improving Your Community, Business, and Environment.

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The Furniture Trust is a 501(3) nonprofit organization that turns surplus office furniture and supplies into stronger nonprofits and better-equipped schools, with measurable environmental impact.

WE ARE AN ECOSYSTEM FOR GOOD.

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After years of managing renovation and construction projects in corporate real estate, founders Christine Mosholder and John Riley saw a recurring problem: large quantities of quality office furniture were often headed for the landfill during relocations and renovations. At the same time, nonprofits and schools lacked the resources to furnish safe, welcoming, and functional spaces.

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Christine and John recognized an opportunity to connect these needs—and The Furniture Trust was born.

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The Furniture Trust was founded to connect this excess furniture with those who need it most in the community, while diverting quality furniture away from the waste stream.

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One Decision. Endless Good.
Benefits

FOR NONPROFITS & SCHOOLS

Quality furniture is essential to creating safe, welcoming, and functional spaces, but it is often not included in nonprofit and school budgets. By providing furniture at no cost, The Furniture Trust helps organizations:

  • Create more professional and welcoming environments for staff, students, and the people they serve.

  • Improve comfort, morale, and productivity.

  • Direct limited resources toward programs and services instead of furniture.

  • Strengthen their ability to serve their communities.

FOR CLIENTS & PARTNERS

  • Turn surplus furniture into measurable environmental and community impact.

  • Work with an experienced project team that plans and manages every detail—from initial inventory through final reporting.

  • Meet project timelines while reducing the amount of usable furniture entering the waste stream.

  • Reinforce your organization’s sustainability and community-impact goals.

  • Receive an Impact Report and Fair Market Value letter documenting the results of your project.

  • Provide valuable furniture and resources to nonprofits, schools, and communities that need them.

 

One Decision. Endless Good.

FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

By choosing The Furniture Trust to manage your surplus furniture, you:

  • Reduce the amount of usable furniture entering the waste stream.

  • Extend the useful life of valuable resources.

  • Reduce the environmental impact associated with disposal and the production of new furniture.

  • Advance your organization’s sustainability and waste-reduction goals.

How it Works

FOR BUSINESSES / CLIENTS

Hire.

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Hire The Furniture Trust to manage your next furniture removal or decommissioning project. We coordinate the entire process , the difference is what happens once it leaves your loading dock. 

Plan.

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Our experienced project managers develop a detailed plan, coordinate logistics, and provide clear pricing aligned with your timeline and lease requirements.

Execute.

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This is where the magic happens. Our project managers oversee all dismantling and move activities, guaranteeing a successful removal. Once furniture leaves the loading dock, we connect it with schools and nonprofits in your community.

How it Works

NONPROFITS & SCHOOLS NEEDING FURNITURE

Apply.

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Complete our application and create a wishlist identifying your organization’s furniture needs. There is no membership fee.

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APPLY HERE >

Match

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Once approved, our team reviews your wishlist and identifies suitable furniture as it becomes available. We send you photos and details so you can decide whether the furniture is right for your organization.

Receive.

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Once you select the furniture you want and approve the delivery details, our project managers coordinate the schedule and logistics.

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