Furnished With Love, a retail store, is a unique way to buy high quality household furnishings

Furnished with Love is a 501(c)(3) non-profit used furniture store that sells good quality furnishing at substantially reduced prices. Unique, vintage, up-scale are just a few of the adjectives used when seeing the furniture at our two locations.

Furnished With Love is there to meet the needs of the buying public with unique and valuable items that have been donated by generous donors throughout Monmouth County. Name brands such as Ethan Allen, Bassett, Pottery Barn, Pier One, Century Furniture Co, Stanley and many more are not uncommon to be found in our stores.

As a non-profit a percentage of our furniture for qualified candidates goes to them free of charge. Furnished With Love is under the auspices of "Love Thy Neighbor" a non-profit with many outreaches to the Monmouth County working poor residents. Home visits and verification of the need is handled by the staff of Love Thy Neighbor. Since 1997 over $487,246 has been given to those in need through this outreach.

Come by and shop for not only excellent value and variety, but know that through your purchase you are helping a verified family or senior in need.

Do you need a Haul Out of unusable items?
"Heavenly Haul Out" is your answer! For a fee we will dispose items that are no longer usable. Call 732-222-1923 for pickup & price.

A Love Story

On August 30th, Love Thy Neighbor conducted a house visit to "Dennis," a 68 year old man who had recently moved into a senior facility and needed some furniture. Dennis had been in a rehab facility, after some ill health. During our visit, I began to feel that something important had taken place with this gentleman. I said to him "Something special has happened to you hasn't it?" He responded, "Yes, I had to do some ‘knee work' (prayer), while I was in rehab." It had been years since he talked to the Lord. But he felt that the management at the rehab facility was trying to get him committed to long term care, so they could get his benefits and additional payment from the state for his care. Dennis said he began to cry out to God to deliver him, and pleaded with God to help him to find a safe place to live, so he could get out of the rehab facility. The very next day, he received the call that an apartment was available at the Senior Housing facility. He acknowledged that it could only have been God and he felt his faith returning! To God be the glory! We prayed with Dennis, and left a Daily Bread with him, to encourage him to keep on this road of getting reacquainted with God, and acknowledging His provisions and blessings. We were able to give him a bed, couch, coffee table, end table and lamps. A new beginning in many ways!