Off the Floor Pittsburgh      
                                 
 





Welcome

Off the Floor Pittsburgh is a local Christian volunteer ministry which, since 2004, has provided basic used furniture like beds, dressers, tables, and chairs to disadvantaged families who lack these items.

An article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 1, 2007 , discussed the current state of poverty in Pittsburgh.
Our goal in 2007 was to help 100 families, which was met successfully.

Read more about the activities of Off the Floor Pittsburgh in Ann Rogers'   report in the Aug, 17, 2008 issue of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

To meet  our goals in 2009, we need a continuous stream of kindly used furniture donations, volunteers to serve on teams to pickup and deliver the furniture, and cash contributions to cover costs of storage, truck rentals, and gasoline.  

As of Jun 1, 2009 we have many families on our waiting list. The need for basic furniture is urgent. You can also help us by mentioning our need to friends and/or neighbors who may be moving, remodeling or redecorating. Provide them with our phone number,  412 531-6227 x220, and/or refer them to this website.

Click here to fill out a furniture donation form. You will be contacted by one of our volunteers as quickly as possible.

Check the various links for more information or to see how you can help.


Check our News blog  for up-to-date information and announcements.

  

Volunteers from various churches and civic organizations pick up and deliver furniture to families in need.
Children are the frequent beneficiaries.
   

 


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