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Largo Offers Former City Hall Furniture to Local Nonprofits
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Largo Offers Former City Hall Furniture to Local Nonprofits

Largo is giving away furniture and office items from its former City Hall to local nonprofits. Interested organizations can attend open houses on Oct. 12 and 14 or view an online inventory. Requests are due by Oct. 23.

10/08/2026 · Largo edition

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The City of Largo is offering furniture and office items from its former City Hall building, located at 201 Highland Ave., to local nonprofit organizations. This initiative aims to repurpose city-purchased items for continued community use and support Largo's sustainability goals.

Nonprofits that directly serve the Largo community and possess current 501(c)(3) documentation are eligible. Following the city’s relocation to Horizon West Bay, a variety of office items, including chairs, tables, and cubicle components, are available.

Interested organizations can attend open houses on October 12 and October 14 to view and measure items. An online inventory will also be accessible. Nonprofits should email [email protected] for details on attending the open houses or accessing the online inventory.

All requests for items must be submitted by October 23. The City of Largo appreciates the work local nonprofits do and is pleased to offer these items for continued community benefit. This effort aligns with Largo’s Strategic Plan focus on sustainability and resilience and demonstrates responsible stewardship of taxpayer funds.

For questions, contact [email protected] or call (727) 586-7492.

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