Programs in Ada County that give out free stuff.
Learn where to get free items in the Ada County area, including stuff such as food, health care or dental checkups, household goods and more. There are a number of charities that give out goods as well as local, neighborhood groups in cities including Boise, Meridian and Eagle ID. Find a list of programs in Ada County for free stuff, with links to specific contact information below.
While the programs vary on what is offered, and application criteria, the goal is to help low-income families get basic needs met (food, medical, transportation, etc.) and also help others, even if they have a moderate income, get stuff that may be second-hand, which can help people save money. The fact is there are lots of programs and organizations in Ada County that giveaway free new or used stuff.
List of programs for free stuff in Boise ID and the county
Ada County free holiday programs focus on helping people at Xmas. There are several options in the area. They range from Adopt a Family to Toys for Tots. Children from Boise and nearby parts of the county that are from low income households may be given a free toy. Other support for the entire family can be a meal, both at Thanksgiving as well as Christmas. More on Ada County holiday assistance.
Some programs focus on transportation. There may be everything from a car repair in Boise from a local mechanic to charities that give out free gas vouchers or bus tickets. Some working people may even be given a free vehicle and get details here on a list of free transportation programs.
A number food pantries in Ada County will give out free fresh food or canned groceries. Ada County residents can apply to for help or stop by at for a meal. There are dozens of assistance programs, pantries, and even application sites for SNAP food stamps. Find more free food pantries in Ada County.
- The Idaho Foodbank is the main regional non-profit that addresses hunger. The agency will provide referrals to residents that will help them Receive free groceries. They can also get information on local soup kitchens in the Boise area, boxes of food or surplus USDA commodities and other assistance. Call them at 208-336-9643
Free health care is provided by charitable and government programs. Residents of Ada County and Boise who lack insurance, or who have limited incomes, have a free or low cost health care centers they can turn to. The locations are committed to caring for the least fortunate among us. Read more on free community clinics in Boise.
Medical equipment, hygiene supplies and food is from Hand of Hope NW in Nampa. The non-profit collects items from the community, including Ada County. There may be shampoo, detergent, clothes, scrubs, crutches, wheelchairs, CPAP machines, blood pressure equipment and more. Free food, groceries, and winter coats may be offered too. Find more information on free items from Hands of Hope.
Stuff for anyone, regardless of their income, can be found online too - including using Craigslist. This is a free to use directory that help people find items near them, often right in their own neighborhood. Here is a link to the free items on Craigslist for people in Boise ID and the region. https://boise.craigslist.org/search/zip.
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