The Salvation Army donation centers accept clothes donations, furniture donations, car donations, and other gently used goods. All items sold at our thrift stores help fund local programs that heal addictions, restore families and change lives. Visit our website to schedule a free donation pick up, or to find out how we help local communities.
Fashionistas looking for a bargain find should head to Mint Condition. This stylish boutique has a constantly-changing collection of some of the best designer labels. Peruse the shelves and discover pieces from the likes of Chanel, Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany, Tom Ford, Cartier and J. Crew among others. Nothing in the store is over two-years old, and only the best quality garments are added to the collection. From elegant evening wear to glittering earrings and perfectly-fitting jeans, there is something to suit every budget and every kind of taste here.
The Salvation Army is a nonprofit organization that provides a range of social services and programs for communities and individuals throughout the world. It collects thrift donations, provides disaster relief services, operates daycare centers and summer camps, provides holiday assistance, services for the aging and maintains an AIDS education program. It addition, Salvation Army offers residential services, medical facilities, shelters for battered women and children, family and career counseling, vocational training, correction services and substance abuse rehabilitation. The organization aids more than 30 million people each year in more than 100 countries. It conducts fundraising campaigns on the local and regional basis via Christmas kettle donations, direct-mail programs, corporate and foundation gifts, planned giving and government contracts. The Salvation Army was established in 1878 by William Booth, an ordained Methodist minister. It is headquartered in Alexandria, Va., and operates regional offices in Des Plaines, Ill.; West Nyack; N.Y.; Atlanta; and Long Beach, Calif.
High end women's designer clothing boutique.
