Shop thrift & donate secondhand goods at your local Thrift Store
Discover the incredible environmental and social impact you have when you shop thrift & donate secondhand goods at your local Salvation Army Thrift Store.
Donate Goods: Clothing & Household Items
Donations of secondhand clothing and household goods are needed in your community. Make a real difference to neighbours in need by donating today.
Shop Thrift: Fashion & Home Inspiration
Stay sustainably stylish this season with creative home décor & outfit inspiration, from trending DIYs to try-on hauls & everything in between.
New in Ontario: Ship Your Donations for Free!
Pack your donations, print a free label, drop off at hundreds of PUDOPoint locations across Ontario, and your donations will be sent free of charge.
Who we are
The Salvation Army Thrift Store, National Recycling Operations (NRO), is part of one of Canada’s largest charities. We support the mission of The Salvation Army by generating funds through our retail and reuse solutions to positively impact our communities and planet. We are proud to be a leader in textile diversion in the charitable sector.
Our Thrift Stores offer affordable secondhand clothing and household items. By doing this, we help care for our communities and protect the environment. Our Donor Welcome Centres make it easy and friendly for people to donate clothing and household items they no longer need.
When you shop or donate at The Salvation Army Thrift Store, you help make a real difference. Your support helps fund local programs like food banks, shelters, and children’s camps. Every purchase and every donation helps people and communities across Canada.
Our history
The founder of The Salvation Army, General William Booth, was a leader who had a significant impact around the world. He started The Salvation Army in 1865 to help people facing social challenges. His goal was to support everyone without discrimination.
To help people find jobs and afford everyday items, and to protect the environment, Booth created the Household Salvage Brigade. This group of men and women collected unwanted household items.
Today, we continue his legacy through our Thrift Stores and Donor Welcome Centres across Canada.