Find Thrift Shops Nonprofits and Charities

  ejpinman wrote:

HOV is an innovative leader in not only the homeless services field, but the non profit sector. As a volunteer I am connected to the their mission by feeling empowered and supported. The focus of bring humanity back to those that face homelessness is... more »

  dldest wrote:

I volunteered this past Martin Luther King Day at the Phila., PA site. It was an amazing experience. The whole process was so thought out and went smoothly. I was able to do this with my 7 year old son which made the concept of helping kids who have... more »

  annette wrote:

I am a volunteer with Assistance League of Kansas City. I am amazed at the committment of the volunteers and the impact of their good work in Kansas City. ALKC is making a difference in the lives of children and families in Kansas City through several... more »

  RickStover wrote:

Second Chance, Inc. has been there for the nonprofit organization, Fells Point Corner Theatre (FPCT) as the Go-To place for finding set pieces that would be too costly to purchase elsewhere. Many sets are of a time period that calls for detail, materials... more »

  SJeanneH wrote:

Our daughter was sexually assaulted. One positive moment during that horrific evening was when she was handed a kit containing a change of clothing and a hygiene kit so she could shower, brush her teeth, etc. In the kit was a piece of paper that said,... more »

  mssilverstreak wrote:

As a member volunteer who has been serving on the Board of Directors during 2009-2010, I have seen firsthand the hard work that is put into this organization to ensure that funds are raised to help clothe, feed, and mentor children in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg... more »

  dekof2013 wrote:

LOVE! LOVE! LOVE this place! The staff is super friendly and the merchandise is fantastic! I have come across so many great treasures here and it's very inexpensive. Why would I want to pay $30 for a shirt when I can get at the Assistance... more »

  Volunteer at ALGW wrote:

It is truly an honor to be a volunteer with Assistance League Greater Wilmington. Since becoming a member volunteer 8 years ago, I've been overwhelmed by the ingenuity of our volunteers when responding to our community needs. Having served on the board... more »

  3DMark40 wrote:

Hope Services is a good organization that is a vital part of the developmental disability community. My experience at Hope Services has been rewarding so far. As a Client Advocate Peer Counselor working with the developmental disabilities people, I am... more »

  cisbayis wrote:

This is my first year working closely with Assistance League of Bay Area. I am a social worker in a school, and AL Bay Area has helped supply school clothes and supplies for many of my students. They are a tremendous resource. more »

  sonnywaddell wrote:

What an incredible ministry, they feed thousands of less fortunate Arizonans each and every month! They have a senior and Veterans food bank that provides food and toiletries to folks in need! The staff is all volunteers and have a heart to serve. more »

  Suzanne G.1 wrote:

Very nice items in their resale stores! Good prices! more »

  Judy98 wrote:

I have been a member for a little over a year in this all volunteer philanthropic organization. The success of these like-minded, committed and caring members is phenomenal. In 2013, we clothed over 3,500 students in USD 259, supported 355 victims of... more »

  Cindy wrote:

I have been shopping my neighborhood Goodwill for five years. Not only are Goodwill salespeople cheerful, I find the merchandise of good quality and the prices extremely fair. My favorite day to shop is Sunday. It's quiet and I get to use my student... more »

  sstraight wrote:

I have been volunteering with this non-profit for almost 4 years. I can say without a doubt The Dream Center goes above and beyond what any non-profit I have ever seen do. They genuinely care about helping people beyond what their immediate needs may... more »

  ALMemberLM wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Assistance League of Boise since 2014. They amaze me more each and every year as I see us make sales in our Thrift Shop where the proceeds support almost 25,000 underserved children in Ada County that receive clothing, supplies... more »

  Katherine S.5 wrote:

Amazing group of people. There is so much stuff to help military families out when we are in need!!! Thank you so much!! more »

  Kathleen Pedersen P. wrote:

I received a queen size bed from garage of blessings and they even delivered it to me. I am a disabled senior and Christina is so kind more »

  DuWayne wrote:

I thank God for the opportunity to use my Life to serve Him to the best of my ability. Finding this mission has been the purpose of my life. more »

  Of One Accord Volunteer wrote:

Of One Accord Ministry serves two Appalachian Counties, Hawkins and Hancock in upper East Tennessee with food assistance offering three conveninetly located food pantries. Each year nearly 35 tractor trailer truck loads of food are distributed to those... more »

  bbfftomm wrote:

This place saved my life! Body, Soul, and Spirit... more »

  randalea wrote:

I began volunteering at Rockford Rescue Mission in 1996 and was truly amazed at the breadth of the Mission's programs. Not only does Rockford Rescue Mission feed and shelter people 365 each day of the year (they serve 3 meals every day), they also have... more »

  Allison Fradkin wrote:

Though I have only been volunteering with WINGS for a short time, it has been time very well-spent. WINGS values its volunteers, requesting our input and offering genuine gratitude for our assistance and commitment. The staff at WINGS is devoted to... more »

  Sandy wrote:

The Place has been a blessing in Forsyth County,GA since 1975 assisting residents with emergency basic survival needs. Residents in crisis come to us when they do not have the means to purchase food or life sustaining medication. If they have a utility... more »

  l-u-c-i-a wrote:

The caring members of Assistance League help hundreds of people here in the East Valley of Metro Phoenix. Seeing a child select a book and a gift at his birthday celebration at the school for homeless children, helping a family select new clothing at... more »

  traciansu2005 wrote:

The amount of time and energy this organization puts into their community continues to amaze me. Goodwill Industries has over 20 programs in place to help those who are in need. The managers and board members are always brainstorming to improve how this... more »

  elschnurbusch wrote:

I had a great experience at Valley Missions! It is a wonderful organization and it does a lot for the community. I felt like I really made a difference when I was volunteering in the food pantry and kitchen. I felt that the volunteer coordinator did a... more »

  SarahBlack wrote:

Fort Bend Women's Center provides truly lifesaving services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. They are continually innovating to best meet the needs of these men, women and children and never stop trying to think of ways to help them... more »

  Shaun C. wrote:

Becoming homeless in most cases is not an individuals choice, and it is because of non profits like the Vacaville Opportunity house that people in our community have a place to turn to when needed. The Opportunity House is by far the best non profit in... more »

  CASSALEX wrote:

I VOLUNTEERED WITH THE MISSION FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND FOUND THE WORK TO BE SO REWARDING THAT I STARTED TWO OUTREACH MINISTRIES TO HELP THOSE IN NEED. I STILL WORK WITH THEM AND THEY HELPME WHEN THEY CAN. WHAT A WONDERFUL GROUP OF CARING PEOPLE. MELISSA... more »

  lora-cabarios wrote:

I am always amazed at the creativity of the products that come out Arts & Scraps! Over the years, I have donated "scraps" I couldn't imagine a use for and I have requested personalized/themed activities which always turn out to be relevant, imaginative... more »

  Schaefmom wrote:

For more than 26 years, GRACE has served the Northeast Tarrant County to help neighbors in crises. “We began as a network of churches helping a population of only 16,000,” said GRACE Executive Director Shonda Schaefer. It was a humble beginning... more »

  Writer wrote:

Volunteering for Success in Style is like joining a community. There is a core group of volunteers who truly care about finding your potential. This organization helps clients of course and that is their goal, but they also have another side just as important... more »

  Thomthom wrote:

Another of different stuff from clothing to antiques. The woman behind the counter was very nice and I was looking for something specific and I didn't seeing. I asked her and she went into a backroom and found me one. more »

  ggbgar wrote:

Great job on the web page, Very useful information, There is so much help out there for the needy and it is so full filling to be part of The saint Vincent de Paul Society of Sonoma County. I truly hope more people use this terrific service. A special... more »

  herrerasc wrote:

Marva Kelly and her team go out and look to help the most vulnerable in our community. They feed the homeless weekly, hand out needed hygiene kits, arrange regular food drop events, and collaborate with other local non-profits to connect people to services.... more »

  6amshopper wrote:

I have been a volunteer shopper with Store to Door for three months and find the experience very worthwhile. I learned about Store to Door from another volunteer and was impressed with its mission. My father died earlier this year and was able to stay... more »

  ALPueblo wrote:

Operation School Bell is their major philanthropy. During "normal" years this organization helps more than 1150 school children in great need with new school clothes, health care kits, age appropriate books. All children live within Pueblo County and... more »

  FMDOSE wrote:

I first became envolved with the then, Protestant Social Service Bureau, in the late 1970's and early 1980's as Warden at Christ Church Episcopal in Quincy. At which time I had the good fortune of meeting and negotiating with Mr. Robert Taylor the PSSB... more »

  Holly Peery O. wrote:

This is one of the Best kept Thrift Stores that I have ever seen. The way the store is merchandised makes it easy to shop and find treasures. The whole Team is committed to helping those in need and a joy to work with! more »

  db71 wrote:

Village Treasure House is a non-profit consignment store in the Glenview/Northbrook area. It is almost entirely volunteer staffed, and all proceeds go to agencies in the area serving women and children in crisis. In the past twelve years, they have... more »

  Anita S.2 wrote:

I absolutely love the store and their mission statement! Love the heartbeat that is felt throughout the store, from the minute you walk in. Prices are affordable. Everything down to the details of how things are placed and featured, are from the heart.... more »

  totsie wrote:

I was a volunteer for this non-profit when they did there very first runway show at the Michigan International Women Show in Novi Michigan 2011. Very organized with ten models wearing beautiful donated wedding gowns. They also had a male model that wore... more »

  Daisy Smith wrote:

Very loving organization that truly care about people. They have helped several with clothing and household items. I will take my donation here because I know they will be used to help people. more »

  Joanna B. wrote:

I started out as a volunteer at ICM in 1988 in the food pantry and later moved to interviewing clients. ICM serves a need that is met nowhere else in our community. The food assistance is the least of what ICM does and yet it makes a major difference... more »

  Kim_257 wrote:

They are awesome people, very nice and always helping anyone and everyone. Ty for all tou have done gor my family and friends I've recommend to you . more »

  musickevin wrote:

They always seem to have a little bit of everything at ReStore, and the prices are great. PLUS, proceeds help build homes with local families through Habitat for Humanity. more »

  Assistance League of Greater Portland wrote:

Assistance League provided new clothing for 801 children in grades K-6 attending school in the Hillsboro School District and 315 children in grades K-2 attending school in the Beaverton School District 2010-2011. Additional Assault Survivor kits are... more »

  mortonhs wrote:

I have personally seen Mountain Family Center impact children and adults living in Grand County. With food pantries in Kremmling and Granby, the Center is accessible to residents who need assistance with food, shelter, clothing and other basic human... more »

  Evelyn Edelman wrote:

I look forward to going there. The people there are very supportive of my condition. The staff are wonderful. The bus drivers are very courteous when they pick us up. I am very happy and grateful to be part of this organization. more »

  christinam35 wrote:

Im a wounded woman veteran with 1year old twins and im forever grateful of the help I received from this organization. more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been member of ALT for almost 3 years. I am very proud to be part of this organization because I really believe in helping people in need. All the great philanthropy programs ALT provides to the Tustin community, truly make a difference. Operation... more »

  erikalynnfiore wrote:

Assistance League of Newport-Mesa raises money by operating a Thrift and Consignment store. With the funds they raise, they provide much needed support for our community schools and the families who attend them. Their dedicated member volunteers gives... more »

  Maren wrote:

Bridges of Hope is a very valuable organization in our community! I am a social worker in the community and work with children and families. They have provided many resources such as gas cards, rent deposits, utility help, clothing, housing resources... more »

  angelbaby540 wrote:

I support Hinds Hospice because it is a wonderful, amazing organization. The staff is compassionate and caring towards patients and their families. I haven't lived in Fresno all my life, but I can see why Hinds Hospice is celebrating 30 years this year.... more »

  Carolyn Vike wrote:

Assistance League of Eugene has a mission to help enhance the quality of life in our community. It's signature program, Operation School Bell, has provided school clothes for 21,000 students since its inception. It operates the Children's Dental... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a volunteer in the Bookworks program. Here in the electronic age it is so important for children to be exposed to appreciating books. We visit daycare centers and read to the children. When the reading session is over, each child receives a book... more »

  Rich15 wrote:

The DOC helps the poor and the oppressed get back on their feet financially. They provide work, food, clothing, and most importantly the Good News to the down and out. The teach life skills and new truths to the lost and the weary. This is a non-profit... more »

  wmur2comcastnet wrote:

the idea of the store is a great one. However, I have serious questions about what they actually give out- they list that they gave away $1000 to a charity, but in reality no one can give any information about if it was cash or donated items that they... more »

  Raine wrote:

I have devoted all of my volunteer time to Assistance League of Pasadena since 1995. Beyond Board positions I have participated at all levels- helping with our five philanthropic programs, staffing at our thrift shop, as well as fundraising. Our motto... more »

  Claudia Brown wrote:

Prince of Peace has provided Penn State Shenango students with internships for many years now to include both direct and indirect service opportunities. Students have gained invaluable experience in both areas and have succeeded in the work world in... more »

  Miss_Ilene wrote:

I made two attempts to submit a complaint to the management about services, and have not been responded to. I have attempted to contact the Board of Directors, and cannot find their information on the website. Here is the email I sent: ****************************************************** (name... more »

  amlane04 wrote:

As both a volunteer and a donor, I can confidently say the WSRM provides a valuable service to the community. The men impacted by the programs offered at this organization learn valuable, life-changing skills such as financial management and job acquisition.... more »

  LBvolunteer wrote:

I have helped with this organization for the last 3 Christmas Seasons. At Christmas time each child in a family receives a stocking full of the necessities and many wrapped gifts. The necessities include body wash, deodorant, shampoo. conditioner, tooth... more »

  gkmaus wrote:

The Welfare League Thrift Shop is located in Santa Rosa, California's Historic Railroad Square. Its sales of gently used clothing, collectibles, housewares, jewelry and more provides the money to support nine programs that serve the poor and needy in... more »

  k80laine wrote:

Dropping off items to donate is always super easy, and they have a nice selection in store. I've bought a few books there for my daughter (she loved it here). Haven't been to the new location yet, but looking for ward to stopping in! more »

  Howard Culbertson wrote:

I had a friend say that Love Link could make a dollar go further than any other non-profit they knew of. I think that's true. With a small paid staff and a host of volunteers, they do an incredible amount of good. more »

  conneregan wrote:

I drop donations by Marian's Closet often and see the many faces the FISH organization is helping. As a member of the Wadsworth District Girl Scout Council, we also donate diapers and wipes each Christmas for young families in need. The volunteers are... more »

  candykittens1 wrote:

I have been associated with CAC for 8 years and currently serve as VP of the Board. This is a compassionate organization that serves residents of Dunwoody and Sandy Springs who are in emergency situations. The hard working staff is complemented by over... more »

  Princess69 wrote:

These ladies work very hard to run a great thrift shop and give back to their community. When I joined I was welcomed with open arms and I found a home. We help children, senior citizens, families and military. If you are looking for a non profit to volunteer,... more »

  naplesconservative wrote:

One of the very special ministries provided by Naples District Council of Saint Vincent de Paul is Meals-on-Wheels. Using only our own donations, volunteers and facilities we annually deliver over 85,000 meals to the homebound throughout Collier County. No... more »

  MaryElii wrote:

I have volunteered in care and outreach to the poor and underserved for over 40 years. The Society of St Vincent de Paul allows me to combine my faith with volunteer work in my home community. I do home visits with a partner to those in financial crisis... more »

  Kathy113 wrote:

As a board member of Foster Care Auxiliary, I have been privileged to watch the organization grow from humble beginnings to a great non-profit that impacts many lives. It is an honor to help foster/adoptive families with their pursuit of offering their... more »

  chriself wrote:

I sorted through massive amounts of donations to find clean professional clothing in good repair to offer to women trying to get into the workforce. I was amazed at the amount and quality of the donations and glad to know that they would be helping someone,... more »

  Blessings2011 wrote:

A few years ago, I was in a very bad situation. I was single with 3 children and was in a domestic violence situation. While waiting for a PFA to be issued, the kids and I left my house with nothing. Interfaith/Sweet Repeats helped me with clothing for... more »

  cvaughn wrote:

I have been a member of Assistance League of Orange for 11 years. I never cease to be amazed by the sheer number of lives we manage to touch right here in our own community. All of our philanthropic programs are carried out by our very dedicated volunteers.... more »

  Oaklie62022 wrote:

SENIORS BEWARE; Terrible customer service. Front desk team needs training. They are not trained well enough to accept donations for pick up from your house; This happened today:1) I ordered a pick up and prepared the items, using my energy and... more »

  Paul Bennewitz wrote:

Our son has been a participant in the recreation program for many years. This provides him with many friends and the opportunity to become involved with most every aspect of our community. For example, they attended a city council meeting and this has... more »

  MPS2010 wrote:

I have worked with Treasures 4 Teachers several times over the years on project related work. The organization is well managed with a devoted board and energetic director. The multi-faceted mission of helping classrooms/children, preserving the environment,... more »

  jodel wrote:

I went to West Star Ranch and I have to say, it is the cleanest animal shelter I have seen. I also went to the thrift shop located on site and there is a lot of stuff their. I would go again! The women working at the thriftstore was very pleasent. more »

  Wilkerson wrote:

Did you know that all of these women are volunteers? They staff an Encinitas Thrift store, Fabulous Finds to support their philanthropies. They staff the store 6 days a week! And, they are always helpful - they have fun helping customers! One... more »

  whynot wrote:

I resent paying 4.8% of my donation to just give while trying to donate $50 to St. Vincent de Paul. Too late I realized I should have just sent a check. more »

  amy wrote:

A great local nonprofit resale shop. The PROP Shop accepted donations of gently used clothing, household items and furniture. These donations are either given away free of charge to clients in need or sold in the shop as a means of meeting operational... more »

  elainedej wrote:

Having joined in 2006 I have loved being a part of this organization. We have so many opportunities to serve the community with our various philanthropic programs. We are a great group of gals who share such a common purpose of wanting to volunteer... more »

  happyguy1 wrote:

These people are really friendly and truly want to help. I did not feel judged for my situation and left feeling good. I felt comfortable asking for help. I have now had the opportunity to give back by donating. They had my back and I have theirs.... more »

  James174 wrote:

I'm a disabled vet who has a home. I know Budd helps any vets he runs across in any way he could. Budd and his team work tirelessly to help anyone in need. They are the superheros of the poor and the needy. more »

  Fran16 wrote:

Assistance League of Phoenix makes a positive impact on the children of the Phoenix metro area. I am proud to join the ranks of the dedicated volunteers who make this organization a leader in our valley. more »

  Meredith_K wrote:

Generosity inspires generosityOver the years Don Bourne gave thousands of dollars to Willamette Humane Society. Saving animals was his passion. He gave $5,000 every year at the big fundraiser. He donated $75,000 to the sustainable fund. He gave.... more »

  Majel wrote:

Stone Soup is nearing 16 years of serving those in need. The economic downturn brings more families through our doors. Many families lacking the resources to obtain basic needs or adequate clothing and are referred to Stone Soup by local community and... more »

  DSchlichte wrote:

Helping families in crisis. Support given spiritually, financially, and food donations. Check out our thrift store, your dollars help us meet these needs. more »

  bassman1 wrote:

These people need to get ( NEW BOARD MEMBERS ) They seem to like forcing workers out !!! Time for a change. Listen to the workers and not family of the board members. Remember it's the Lords voice not just some loud mouth !!! more »

  Samuel Travis A. wrote:

Friendly staff and volunteers! I love that they care about families and do everything they can to make sure all the kids are fed. more »

  sltisdell wrote:

When I am looking for something, I go to WARM first:)...and most of the time I find what I am looking for and MORE:). One of my favorite places to go. The customer service is superb. more »

  nikki2015 wrote:

Every month A+ gives a check to each school in Merritt Island. In 2014, the total given to the schools was over $75,000 to help the kids of our Island. more »

  Lisa A Bailey wrote:

I have been coming to Eph. Re-Uzit for years. and now my children in there 20's come whenever they come in from out of town. Such unbelievable deals. more »

  aimless wrote:

I am a Big in the program and a financial donor and I am disappointed with the programs that they bring to the kids. For example they will announce a exciting event like a job fair to the kids and hype it up. Then they will either cancel the event less... more »

  grandmum wrote:

I enjoy coming to New Generation to volunteer with transportation. I learn more about how important this shelter is to these women who really have no other place to go. The staff is amazing and resourceful. Good work everyone. Glad I can help. more »

  Jenny F.1 wrote:

An amazing non-profit that equips people to create a job for themselves by starting a small business.Many of them make unique re-purposed items that are available for sale at their store at 13500 Old Seward, AnchorageOpen 11 - 5 Monday... more »

  Dancingmimi wrote:

Started as volunteer in the employment group several years ago. They are doing a fantastic job helping folks prepare for the workforce. The computer lab is first class. more »

  Writer wrote:

What a wonderful organization... helping those who are living through tragedy in a substantial, much needed way. more »

  KANCAN30 wrote:

May God always bless & guide all of the Vincent DePaul Society! Years ago, when i got custody of my 2 nieces who were being abused greatly by their biological mother & my brother (their father) was incarcerated, it was this Charity who truly helped us... more »

  Lena10 wrote:

BLISS works for our community by donating funds to different local charities, providing for burned out families, and assisting with other community needs. Great low prices! We work with individuals with disabilities to help assist them with learning... more »

  Marta1948 wrote:

I've been involved with Assistance League of Irvine since 2007. This is a fantastic group. What I like best about ALI as a charity is that it's all volunteer - no paid staff - and all the money raised goes directly to support programs in our own community.... more »

  GoodwillTulsa wrote:

Folks love shopping at Goodwill! The staff are friendly and the bargains are fantastic. It is nice to know that shopping here makes a difference for people in my community more »

  Sue Mitchell wrote:

For over 25-years, the St. Francis Center's mission has been to serve the low-income in our community with "Compassion not Judgment". I began as a volunteer in the clothing "store" at the Center over 4 years ago, where I sorted clothing, bedding and... more »

  sistaceo wrote:

This is a phenomenal and excellent organization that endeavors to be a light, help and asset to God's kingdom by providing food, clothing, furniture and other resources to the community. more »

  Violet2020 wrote:

Love Family Service..BUT...why do u mark up collectables ???? These items are DONATED!!! They should not be marked up like you were selling them on E-tsy or Ebay!!! more »

  vosministries2 wrote:

This is a wonderful ministry filled with passion for those in need more »

  rlabor wrote:

North Texas Charities is also known as Roanoke Food pantry. !! We offer a full array of services to our clients -food, clothes, essentials, medicine assist, and many other areas for those in need in our community!! more »

  Angela L.4 wrote:

I volunteer for this organization because I believe in community members helping each other, especially in times of need. The client services provided are a hand up, not a hand out. The Caring Place cooperates with other community resources in order to... more »

  Writer wrote:

I love shopping at eco trend and talking with everyone there. Such sweet people! more »

  Windy101 wrote:

READ: https://www.peoplelivingwell.com/post/sally-power-discovering-treasure Treasure House is a multi-award winning nonprofit. It helps women in crisis or transition. It works together with dozens of other nonprofits, to ensure support and... more »

  kimberleefowler wrote:

I helped volunteer for clean up for one day at this organization and it is run wonderfully! It was a lot of work because they really pay attention to detail to keep the kitties from getting sick and passing around sicknesses. All the cats seemed happy... more »

  amatthews45 wrote:

I have been a thrift store shopper all my life and I am 45 years old. I am from NYC but I currently live in Cobb County and I am a resident of Marietta Georgia. I was pleased to find so many Goodwill locations in my surrounding area but displeased... more »

  Donna Hoerner W. wrote:

Chuck n Barb Anthony have such big hearts that if it wasn't for them And the help of some Guardian Angels we wouldn't be were we are now. They helped us in spiritual and helped with our finances and how to pay bills each week. We may not have a lot... more »

  TwoPenniesFilms wrote:

they have great items that benefit people in the community. Nice staff and 50% off sales. more »

  Kerri_B wrote:

We strive to make the best choices for our families. This is why I choose to live in and support Michigan's Avondale School District. Nestled between larger, wealthier school districts, our small community (a snippet of four cities) emulates the 21st... more »

  mikegh wrote:

The St. Vincent de Paul Society works with the homeless, the hungry, and the marginalized in San Mateo County. They provide the basic necessities to help individuals and families "bridge the gap" from one month to the next. They serve lunches and meals... more »

  KRV Family Resource Center wrote:

The Family Resource Center was privileged to be contacted by the Assistance League of Bakersfield in 2012 to participate in the Operation School Bell Program. In 2012 the OSB volunteers took the time to drive all the way up to the Kern River Valley and... more »

  cindy1952 wrote:

They work hard to support our veterans and community more »

  Lois A D. wrote:

This is a wonderful thrift store in our small town run by all volunteers. All of their income is donated to other local nonprofits and organizations that do good for our community. I highly recommend this nonprofit.Thank youLois Dupre more »

  Amy_O wrote:

In 2005, I suffered a coma, a ruptured stomach, and underwent a total gastrectomy. When I awoke from my coma, I was told by my doctors that my stomach exploded. I couldn’t eat or drink, and it was not known when, or if, I’d ever be able to... more »

  BMW wrote:

Youth Homes Auxiliary is a non-profit group of nearly 200 dedicated volunteers who, through various activities such as their Thrift Store in Pleasant Hill, CA and other special events, help to fund the care and raising of neglected and troubled youth... more »

  nelah wrote:

Years ago I saw employees with disabilities working in the store. But that was a long time ago. I think the store lost sight of their mission. Too bad. more »

  elp0306 wrote:

Ten Thousand Villages is an amazing nonprofit that helps create opportunities for people in developing countries to support themselves and their villages while being environmentally conscientious by developing a long term relationship with our buyers.... more »

  Mimmie5 wrote:

I love this store! You can find so many wonderful things in there. And, the workers are fantastic. So helpful and friendly. I love that the proceeds are donated to Provisions and the Senior Center. And, the workers are all volunteer! more »

  Sherry T.3 wrote:

Love working with Outreach events and seeing all people blessed more »

  Florence1958 wrote:

I am concerned about the fact that form 990 has not been submitted since 2014. Is this still a non-profit organization? more »

  Larry47 wrote:

The Women's Auxiliary Commissioned Officers Mess (WACOM) Thrift Shop has been in existence since 1 May 1953, and gives the residents of Naval Base China Lake and the surounding community the opportunity to purchase donated items. The Thrift Shop is located... more »

  Jennifer wrote:

These folks selflessly provide food for the hungry in our teeny little town. :) They also provide perishables when available, and clothing and furniture when available. more »

  Debsvintage wrote:

I have an online vintage store that sells over $200,000 a year. I spend a lot of time in thrift stores. I live just a few miles from Neat Repeats. I've tried many times to make this a regular stop on my shopping route. Unfortunately even though the... more »

  sheilac40 wrote:

My name is Sheila Capehart and my mother Fanna May's has passed with Cancer.I want her to be remembered. more »

  LADYBUG wrote:

WRC of northern MI is an organization that truly helped my son and I survive Domestic Abuse. Without their help I really don't know where we would be.All involved in this organization are true professionals. I encourage anyone who can donate what ever... more »

  cissyjo33 wrote:

"FRIENDS HELPING FRIENDS" Nifty Thrift Inc is a non profit thrift store dedicated to helping children and families in need. My personal experience has been greatly rewarding. I personally work and run this great thrift store.... more »

  HarvestOutreachCenter wrote:

http://www.harvestoutreachcenter.com/ Harvest Outreach Centers has been in in the past.As a rehabilitation Organization for Homeless families and individuals. This has been accomplished by housing, feeding and job placement in the local community. However,... more »

  MichaelDubSB wrote:

Kudos to Assistance League of Santa Barbara for going for the gold! Out of more than 2,000 nonprofit organizations in Santa Barbara, there are only 17 that have achieved Gold Level status in the GuideStar Exchange Program ... the cream of the crop! more »

  Writer wrote:

This little thrift store has a variety of items at a reasonable price. more »

  koko13 wrote:

I offered to donate something, and they never came to pick it up. Not impressed. more »

  arlenejoy wrote:

"Assistance League's, Operation School Bell program, is such a wonderful resource for our students and their families to help them with basic needs such as clothing. Through the generosity of Assistance League, many of our students have... more »

  glenda wrote:

Our organization reaches out and makes a difference in so many peoples lives: school children, seniors, the visually impaired, mothers with newborn infants and more. We have auxiliaries that enable working individuals, high school students and young... more »

  Lynne D.2 wrote:

If you are looking for a great place to donate furniture, clothes etc., Wayside Cross Ministries has 3 shelters in Illinois and has been helping people in need for over 90 years. 

The also have a Free Pickup Service for large donations as well as... more »

  Writer wrote:

TOCO Friends,Thank you for helping my neighbor’s family. The father is a single father of five children. He lost his job and is being denied unemployment benefits .The help is greatly appreciated.—Sincerely, Beverly, TOCO Textile Pantry... more »

  Writer wrote:

Not only does Michelle Puckett and her volunteers help battered women shelters, nursing homes, skilled nursing facilities; they also help save the endangered Monarch Butterflies by planting the milkweed so needed to help the beautiful Monarch Butterfly... more »

  Pam_91 wrote:

I grow up here and has been an employee for years now. It a great place. feel free to look on the website or stop by to see what being done for the community. more »

  PoncaWarrior wrote:

I was looking at a Vac cleaner in the back - where the sign says - no one - after hours - and the owner - came out and had a fit - then the 10 bucks she had on it - she said 5 bucks - but - then she goes and starts running her mouth about me - racists... more »

  Dacazoolu wrote:

I had been working with Saint Vincent de Paul while I was East County Resource Navigator for the Homeless. I did not have a place to set up office due to COVID and the other Organization that I was currently working out of, had shut their doors to prevent... more »

  tvickers wrote:

I've always been a Goodwill shopper. Gotta love those designer labels for next to nothing. But when I found out the money goes to help people find jobs, I made a even greater point to donate and shop there. This organization is a WIN-WIN for all. more »

  patszot wrote:

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift store uses the proceeds from donated items to help those in need in the Twin Falls county area. We have been in this location since 1986 more »

  toejamproduction wrote:

I enjoy working as an intern at The South Kitsap Helpline. I support their efforts to try and help those in need. After my internship is completed, I plan on staying involved in anyway possible to help this great organization. more »

  Writer wrote:

About 5 years ago, I was looking for a way to volunteer/"give back" in Georgetown. I read an ad about a book event/fundraiser for Assistance League-Georgetown Area and decided to find out more. Not only do we buy new school clothes for 1700 school children... more »

  yvonne_goadyahoo.com wrote:

PACT is absolutely wonderful. It is a community center for the improvement of quality of life in Green River, Utah. They have a food Locker for families in need. They have youth gatherings which teaches kindness and compassion by helping those in need.... more »

  Artmart wrote:

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Pensacola-Century is dedicated to helping the poor and homeless in the community. There are a number of ways in which this is accomplished. By providing low cost items such as clothing, furniture, household... more »

  Jane222 wrote:

Now called. Lifespring, this is my favorite local charity. They have a retail (thrift) store at the mall, so its' easy to bring your designer items to the mall, before you take more stuff home. Who wants a cluttered house? All the volunteers are not paid,... more »

  AntonetteBrailey wrote:

I am doing a school assignment on nonprofit agencies in the Florence area. I chose this agency because they help the homeless. According to their mission statement the services men, women, and their children. more »

  Frag wrote:

I am an 87 year old WWII veteran. I called FH&C from my home in Lawrenceville, Ga. which is some distance from Ellijay, about an accordion they had listed on Craigslist. The employee I talked to assured me that the instrument was in good condition... more »

  AmandanTimothy_B wrote:

A while back, I had some extra money and decided to do a grocery run and donate the food to the local Women's Shelter. Thinking that there were most likely several children living there, I decided to buy a lot of foods that would appeal to the kids.... more »

  Greedwill17601 wrote:

As a former manager, the description posted about this "nonprofit" is disheartening because it has shifted so far away from what should be it's core values and guiding principles. The programs discussed are continually being eliminated which results... more »

  Writer wrote:

human-I-T is all about opportunities. Opportunities for the families in need who receives computers for the first time. Opportunities for all the employees/volunteers/interns. Opportunities for businesses and government agencies who donated their outdated... more »

  JB Smith wrote:

LLAA is a remarkable organization that provides food and a multitude of services to those with AIDS/HIV, as well as others in the greater Seattle community. I have both volenteered and supported LLAA with donations and feel exceptionally pleased with... more »

  Kaceykay wrote:

This Thrift Shop does amazing work. Bring all your gently used clothing & household goods here, and the proceeds go directly back to the neighborhood. The Thrift Shop has a wide selection and some real treasures. The prices are reasonable, and the inventory... more »

  bobszone wrote:

They have a tremendous variety of vintage items. I know I will always find something cool and unique. I highly recommend this store to anyone. more »

  Sabrina722 wrote:

Homeworks Ministries has the biggest and best Thrift Store I have ever been to. It is so large, and they have so many great things, that I still have never once made it up to the 2nd floor haha! The staff/volunteers are all super nice and helpful. ... more »

  CraftingChange wrote:

Our nonprofit received a generous grant from Hearts for Hospice to help create Veterans Quilts for The Pete Moore Hospice House here in Lane County. I am also a frequent shopper of their cute shop on Main Street in Springfield! The dedicated volunteers... more »

  Rosemary B. wrote:

Torreon Community Store -- Na Iinee Jooba Bahoghan, is a genuine grassroots community effort to improve the lives of the people of Torreon/Star Lake Chapter. It is the only local source of general merchandise like housewares and clothes and it supports... more »

  saramoisan wrote:

Resource Depot is the BEST! Always so neat and organized, with a huge selection of donated, recycled, upcycled goodies. If you're an artist, teacher, homeschooler, crafter, or maker of any kind, you must check it out!! more »

  skm723 wrote:

I have personally worked with the ALD for many years and they are absolutely AMAZING!! They are such a hard working group of women whose passion for children shows in everything they do. They provide hundreds of hours to ensure that underserved children... more »

  electrikfrog wrote:

I have both volunteered at and recieved services from this organization. They are wonderful to work with and willing to help in so many ways. more »

  Kit Mundus Steinaway wrote:

I am proud to be associated with this 100% volunteer organization that has been giving profits back to the community for 80 years. Many small Washtenaw County nonprofits rely on the regular support they receive from this organization. Scores of local... more »

  FelixW wrote:

A visit to the Assistance League of Stockton's Thrift Shop is both a pleasurable and economic venture. Extremely sweet and helpful ladies who volunteer all of their time, helped me find just what I was looking for. And then they showed me their wall... more »

  charliestp wrote:

Aside from discriminating against LGBTQ and people with addictions, the fact they have services in the pm is the only semi-positive thing about Circle of Hope. more »

  MissSid wrote:

House of Help is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) Community Ministry run totally by Volunteers; no paid staff. We are Neighbors assisting our neighbors who live within the Hempstead ISD boundaries. We serve as a Food Pantry, Thrift Shop and Resource Center for... more »

  Writer wrote:

ABC has been giving deserving children a hand up and access to better education for at least 4 decades. more »

  Cheri16 wrote:

Wonderful store doing a great deed. Friendly people and a huge variety more »

We offer spiritual, material and educational assistance to Catholics and people of all faiths in the nine northern counties of... more »