where to donate rugs

You can also donate gently used rugs to Amvets, Goodwill or the thrift shop run by the Montgomery County affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, NAMI-MC ( www.namimc.org ), Roewer says. Extra carpet rolls can be cut in squares and donated to animal shelters.

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Does goodwill accept rugs?

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What items are not accepted at Goodwill?

Once your rug is rolled and secure, you have a couple of options for getting rid of it, including trashing it, recycling it, repurposing it or donating it. Rugs that aren’t incredibly large or heavy can typically be placed in your curbside trash bin for collection.

Who accepts area rug donations?

A. Charitable Organizations. Noor will arrange donation to a specific cause if the donor wishes, or otherwise on its own identify a charitable organization with 501c status as defined by the IRS to receive donated rugs. Noor will make delivery to the charity with no charge to the donor.

What items will goodwill accept as donations?

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Are area rugs biodegradable?

Area rugs that are made from natural carpet fibers are biodegradable. Natural fibers include coir, organic cotton, jute, organic wool, seagrass, ba...

How do I throw away an area rug?

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Can I leave my area rug at the curb?

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How much does it cost to haul away an area rug?

Our average price for area rug removal and disposal starts at $77. However, this price can vary depending on the location of the rug or carpeting i...

What can I do with an old area rug that can't be donated?

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Why consider donating rugs?

Donation of rugs can demonstrate love for the poor and/or benefit an organization deserving of support. After years of enjoying beautiful rugs, consider how rewarding it could be to pass them along and let someone else enjoy them too.

Why not try to sell unneeded rugs?

Sale of rugs requires expertise, time, a showroom and the physical strength to display them for a prospective buyer. Consignment is an option, but often takes time, with no guaranteed result. Advertising publicly (e.g., on the web, in Craigslist) could potentially compromise privacy, security of domicile, or even personal safety of a donor.

If donation is decided on, who can help?

Noor Oriental Rugs, Inc. can help with every step of the donation process. We have extensive experience and expertise in the field. Noor has been a member of the Better Business Bureau since 1989. Company owner and president Mo Nooraee is a graduate of both Tehran and Harvard Universities.

What can Noor do to facilitate donation?

Noor will be happy to arrange to pick up rug (s) for donation purposes free of charge. For local donations, we come in our company van to pick up the rug (s). For non-local donations, we use UPS nationwide for this purpose.

What is Noor Oriental Rugs, Inc.?

Noor Oriental Rugs, Inc. is located at 769 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, MA 03138. The company, owned by Mo Nooraee, is an S Corporation under Massachusetts Laws. Noor’s business activities are explained in detail at www.NoorOrientalRugs.com. Noor is not a charitable organization.

Who is Mo Nooraee?

Mo Nooraee, a graduate of Harvard Law School, is the Founder and President of Noor Oriental Rugs, Inc., a seventh generation family enterprise. Himself a master weaver, he is a world expert on hand-made rugs, traditional environmentally responsible cleaning by hand, and authentic invisible restoration of woven treasures.

How do I get rid of a rug?

Once your rug is rolled and secure, you have a couple of options for getting rid of it, including trashing it, recycling it, repurposing it or donating it. Rugs that aren’t incredibly large or heavy can typically be placed in your curbside trash bin for collection.

What are area rugs made of?

Area rugs that are made from natural carpet fibers are biodegradable. Natural fibers include coir, organic cotton, jute, organic wool, seagrass, bamboo and sisal. You can find out the type of materials your rug is made from by checking the manufacturer tag.

Do loaders arrive on time?

Your Loaders will arrive on-time at your location and work quickly to haul away your items from inside your home with no price haggling. Once the job is done, you can even rate your removal experience.

Can you throw out a rug?

However, since many rugs aren’t biodegradable, throwing it out with the tras h is not your best option for disposal. When you want a greener disposal option – or just don’t have the time to haul it away yourself – contact a local junk removal service like LoadUp.

What is a 8283?

In Form 8283, the IRS requires that the recipient of the donation be a qualified charitable organization for the IRS (qualified under Section 170c) and that it received the property as described, i.e. the rug (not the money from the sale of the rug).

Does Noor donate rugs?

Sometimes Noor does give donated rugs to a charitable organization and has its official representative sign a tax Form 8283 for the donor. However, the charitable organization may then consign the rugs to Noor to try to sell and then forward the net proceeds. In such cases, as soon as the charitable organization signs the Form 8283, the donor can declare the donated rug for taxes at the appraised value. Subsequent sale by Noor is an independent contract between Noor and the organization, with no further involvement of the donor.