Furniture Friends – Creating homes. Rebuilding Lives.

Our 3rd Annual Virtual Slumber Party is a wrap and what a success it was! Together we raised over $60,000! We are so grateful for the amazing outpouring of love and support that was shown for Furniture Friends. With your help, we are able to continue our important service of providing donated furniture to low-income individuals and families unable to afford it on their own.

We loved seeing everyone in their pjs and hope you slept well knowing that, by sleeping on the floor, you helped to make sure that others don't have to.

Furniture Friends is Hiring!

If you (or someone you know) is looking for part-time work that makes a real difference, consider joining Furniture Friends as a part-time Warehouse Assistant and Driver. You will play a critical role in helping us serve over 700 low-income individuals unable to afford basic household furniture on their own. For more information and the full job description, click on the link below.

Furniture Friends Warehouse Assistant and Driver

Portland Press Herald Op Ed

Read Executive Director Jenn McAdoo’s December 11th piece on one way Mainers can be more welcoming to the hundreds of immigrants from around the globe arriving in Maine each year.

Portland Press Herald Op Ed

Black Lives Matter

Furniture Friends was founded in 2012 with the belief that every person deserves a home that is safe and comfortable. Our experience has shown us that this safety and comfort is not equally accessible to all people in our community – and that black, indigenous, and people of color experience poverty at much higher rates than their white neighbors. Furniture Friends is committed to antiracism in our work to ensure that we are building safer, more secure communities for all our neighbors. As a majority-white organization that serves a larger constituency of people of color, we know that we must support peaceful efforts meant to bring change to a system that oppresses and discriminates against black people and other minorities.

We can do better. We must do better. Black Lives Matter. Read More…