Testimonials
“Thank you so much for putting us in contact with an organization and for your dedication to help us get over 2,000 books into good hands. We certainly appreciate all of your efforts.”
~David Herzog Receiving Department McKenzie Books, Inc
“I want you to know how grateful we are for DonorsResource.org. We have been the recipients of wonderful donations of food to our emergency food pantry. We also have been given many donations of household goods, furniture, toys, clothing, etc. to meet the needs of our pantry clients and also church members living in tough times. We also are thankful we have an organization to whom we can donate items to meet the needs of others, God bless you for stepping up to provide this clearing house for the give and take that needs to happen in the lives of the unemployed, those to ill to work, and those who don’t have no financial resources to buy what their families need. We are proud to be a part of this wonderful work.”
~Barb Woolverton Tigard Covenant Church
“DonorsResource.org has single handedly transformed our donation process into one of waiting for the phone to ring, to getting calls daily! Any non-profit, and particularly ours, relies on the kindness of others who want to donate their items to those less fortunate. Having these items is such a huge deal to the fathers we help, and DonorsResource.org has just made the process of being ‘found’ so much easier. Thanks for all your work, and keep it up!”
~Simon Date/Founder & Executive Director
Help For Daddy
“I called DonorsResource.org because I knew they had the contacts to get items to people who really need them.”
~Mary Debella, Principle, Northwest Staging
Liquidated 4,000 square feet of staging items
“I’d like to thank DonorsResource.org for helping us place all of our furniture, office equipment and supplies with other nonprofit organizations that were in need of these items. Della helped us feel the pride of giving back to others through this process in a meaningful way. Thank you – I highly recommend your services.”
~Melisa McDonald, Executive Director
Oregon150