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Give Unwanted Items to NKS and Donate to Charity in Central Ohio

National Kidney Services (NKS) makes it simple and convenient to donate to charity in Central Ohio. How convenient is it exactly? Well, imagine being able to contribute to a charity by simply gathering the items you’d like to give, placing them outside your home, marking them for pickup, and having them taken away for you, with a tax receipt* left in their place. When you choose to give to NKS, it’s as simple as that.

Also, if you’d prefer to bring your tax-deductible* items to a donation center instead, you may do so. Just make sure you bring what you’d like to donate to our charity to any of the Ohio Thrift stores in the greater Columbus area. These stores can be found DOnate to Charity Ohioat:

  • 3551 Cleveland Ave. in Columbus
  • 4340 West Broad St. in Columbus
  • 67 Great Southern Blvd. in Columbus
  • 647 Harrisburg Pk. in Columbus
  • 5738 Columbus (Emporium) Sq. in Columbus
  • 3060 Southwest Blvd. in Grove City
  • 1881 West Henderson Rd. in Upper Arlington
  • 100 Washington Sq. in Washington Court House
  • 4618 East Broad St. in Whitehall

When you donate to NKS, you’re helping to support individuals affected by chronic kidney disease, or CKD. CKD currently affects more than 31 million Americans, with millions more at risk of being diagnosed with the illness. CKD can lead to further health ailments such as anemia, weak bones, and high blood pressure, and if not adequately treated, it can even cause kidney failure. So, fight the good fight against CKD and choose to donate clothes, home goods, lectronics, or whatever else you have to give to NKS.

To gather additional information about NKS, the greater purpose we serve, and how you can donate to our charity, please call us or fill out our online form to be added to our regular donation pickup contact list.

*To the fullest extent allowed by law