New Life Furniture Bank provides furniture assistance to individuals and families in need. There is a large selection of furniture items available including new mattresses, dressers, sofas, chairs, coffee tables and more. Their main office is located at 11335 Reed Hartman Hwy, Unit 134, Cincinnati, OH 45241, and they can be reached at (513) 313-0530.

Those seeking furniture assistance from the Furniture Bank must be referred by partner social service agencies (direct applications from individuals are not accepted). There are many partners, some include the Community Action Agency, Refugee Connect, Knox Presbyterian Church, the Madisonville Education & Assistance Center, Jewish Family Services, St. Vincent de Paul, and the Loveland Food Pantry. A full list of agency partners is available online for you to contact to begin the referral process. 

Individuals & families receiving case management from any of the partnered agencies are eligible, as well as anyone overcoming one or more of the following circumstances: Homelessness, Domestic Violence or Abuse, Extreme Poverty, Aging Out of Foster Care, Death or Divorce in the Family Unit, Immigration or Refugee Status, Crippling Medical Treatment or Illness, or anyone overcoming a disaster such as Fire or Flood.

The program also has a furniture thrift store in Sharonville, located at 12037 Lebanon Rd, Sharonville, OH 45241, providing these same items and more at low cost. The thrift store offers Sofas & Accent Chairs, Dining Room Sets, Dressers, New Mattresses, Ottomans, Coffee Tables, Home Decor and Artwork, Clothing, Jewelry, Shoes, Area Rugs, and more. Proceeds from the thrift store sales support the furniture assistance program. The thrift store hours are Monday through Friday 10am to 8pm, Saturdays 10am to 6pm, and Sundays, 11am to 6pm. 

You can join their email list (see bottom of page of their website) for updates on new furniture arrivals at the thrift store, or call the thrift store directly at (513) 667-1213.

Additionally there are a number of other locations where low cost furniture and appliances can be purchased, including the Re Store, a division of the Habitat for Humanity organization. We have an article about the Re Store identifying their multiple local stores also available on our newsfeed.

You can find more resources related to financial assistance and housing resources by selecting the “Financial Resources” and “Housing Resources” category tabs on our Social Service “Utilization Library” page.