You can donate furniture near you through several options depending on your location:

• Kringloop stores : In the Netherlands, local second-hand stores called Kringloop accept usable furniture donations. They resell items to give them a second life

• RataPlan thrift stores : You can bring usable furniture to RataPlan stores, which operate seven days a week. They also offer free pick-up service for furniture donations if you cannot bring them yourself

• Habitat for Humanity ReStore : Most Habitat ReStores accept furniture donations and offer free pickup of large items like sofas, tables, and bed frames. Donations support affordable housing projects

• Sue Ryder charity : They provide a free furniture collection service for saleable items like sofas and tables. You can book a collection online by entering your postcode

• British Heart Foundation (BHF) : BHF offers free furniture and electrical goods collection to fund research. You can request a pickup by filling out an online form with details about your items and preferred date

• Waste Collection Services : Some services collect old furniture even if it is not in good condition, combining it with other bulky waste for easy disposal or recycling

• The Salvation Army Thrift Stores : They provide an easy online scheduling option to arrange furniture donation pickups

To find the best option near you, consider local second-hand stores, charity shops, or organizations like Habitat ReStore or The Salvation Army that offer free pickup services. Booking online or calling their customer service lines can help arrange the donation quickly.