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That cozy blanket folded away in the closet, the dishes you haven’ t used in years, or the lamp that doesn’ t quite fit your space anymore; what you no longer need holds value for someone else. Donating gently used items to The Salvation Army Thrift Store breathes new life into belongings that might otherwise sit unused while helping to create new beginnings for others.
Think of the newcomer who finds affordable housewares to furnish their first apartment with dignity, or the student heading to college who discovers décor that makes their dorm room feel like home. These everyday moments are made possible through your donations.
“ When you donate to our Thrift Stores across Canada, you’ re helping both people and the planet,” says Ted Troughton, Managing Director of The Salvation Army Thrift Store.
“ Giving pre-loved items a second life keeps them out of the landfill while supporting neighbours in need- and that makes a real difference for the future.”
The impact of your donation goes far beyond store shelves. Proceeds from the sale of donated items directly support Salvation Army programs and services in local communities.
“ Your simple act of generosity can mean food for families, shelter for someone experiencing homelessness, counselling or addiction recovery support, or a week at summer camp for a child,” explains Troughton.
When you donate to The Salvation Army Thrift Store, you’ re not just passing along items. You’ re joining a movement that brings hope, joy, and dignity to people in your community while helping care for the planet we share.
Donations also make a meaningful impact on the environment. By reducing waste and extending the life of usable items, every donation contributes to a greener future. In 2024, The Salvation Army Thrift Store diverted more than 80 million pounds of textiles, household items, electronics and books from landfills; a powerful step toward sustainable living.
Scan the QR code to learn about how The Salvation Army makes your donation count or visit thriftstore. ca