What you can actually do at each store: shop, donate, sell to them, or rent a booth. Read from each store's own page.
Nonprofit store for furniture, appliances, building materials and home goods. Donations are accepted until 4:30 PM.
Check first: Whether they take a specific large item or offer pickup for it: call first. Their pickup contact is donationpickups@shrhabitat.org, 757-640-0594.
Same nonprofit model as the Norfolk store. Donations are accepted until 4:30 PM.
Check first: Accepted-item list is not on the page we read.
Second-hand goods near Red Mill Commons and the Oceanfront. The store page has shop and donate sections.
Check first: Store and donation-center hours did not load in the text we read. Check the store page before driving.
Buys children's items from the public and pays at the counter. No appointment needed. Takes sizes preemie through youth 18/20 and shoes through youth size 7. Buys clothing, coats, shoes, books, baby equipment and cribs. Does not buy car seats, bottles or blankets. Most buys take under 30 minutes and are completed the same day.
Check first: Street address is shown on the store page. What they buy changes by season, so ask before bringing a large load.
About 30,000 sq ft with over 200 local vendors: collectibles, antiques, records, toys, clothing, furniture and handmade items. Booth leases are month to month and the store prefers at least three months. Virginia Beach vendors need a city business license.
Check first: Regular hours were not in the text we read (only holiday hours). Booth rent amounts are not listed. A second store is at 800 S Battlefield Blvd, Chesapeake, where the page says no business license is needed.
Dealer inventory changes daily at the antique mall. A separate auction center runs on the same site.
Check first: Auction dates and buyer terms are not covered here.
Upscale consignment, antiques, jewelry and furniture. Also runs estate sales.
Check first: Whether they are taking new consignors, and their split or terms, are not stated. Hours are not on the page we read.
Accepts gently used clothing, housewares, furniture, books, electronics, tools and more at drop-off during business hours. The page says proceeds support job training. It lists items it cannot take, including large household appliances, CRT TVs and medical equipment.
Check first: Store hours on a separate page and current donation needs.
Says it moved to this address, inside the Bargain Books building. Accepts gently used clothing, housewares, media, toys and general thrift items at the front door during operating hours. It cannot take large furniture or mattresses.
Check first: Weekly hours: the page shows only today's hours. Call before you go.
Donation hours are Wednesday-Sunday 11am-5pm. Items must be in bags or closed boxes labeled clothes, books or hard goods; clothing must be clean and in season; maximum 3 bags or boxes; no electronics.
Check first: Store shopping hours.
Thrift store run by the St. Vincent de Paul Society, listed with its district council office at this address.
Check first: Donation rules and hours: check the store's donation page.
Thrift store run by the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Check first: Donation rules and hours: check the store's donation page.
The page says the store moved to this building. It is run by The Spring, which also lists a 24-hour crisis hotline on the same page.
Check first: What the donation center accepts: the page we read does not list it.
Donations are accepted on Saturdays only, 10am-1:30pm. The page says furniture pickup is available in the Tampa Bay area. It also carries a note that clothing donations pause for summer after June 1 and resume after Labor Day.
Check first: Store hours and phone. The page also carries a July 4 closure notice, so it may not be recently updated.
Donation drop-off Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm at the door on the left under the DONATIONS sign. It also lists an eBay store and a pickup scheduling page.
Check first: Store shopping hours: the page lists other hours without saying what they belong to.
501(c)(3) shop on Fort George G. Meade, run by staff and volunteers under the Fort Meade Spouses' Club.
Check first: Whether and how the public gets onto the installation: the page does not say. Ask before you go.
Before you go: On a military installation (Fort George G. Meade). The page does not say whether the public can enter without base access. Ask before you go.
Donations are accepted Monday 10am-3pm, closed Tuesday, Wednesday-Saturday 11am-3pm. Monday 10am-1pm pickup by online request. First Thursday of each month is a 25% Senior Day (55+). Books, magazines, CDs and DVDs are 50% off the last Friday and Saturday of the month.
Check first: Shopping hours: the page lists another address and hours that we could not tie to this shop.
The page limits donations to 2 bags or boxes per person per day.
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A 501(c)(3) nonprofit store.
Check first: Whether it takes donations: not on the page we read.
The page says all donations are subject to staff approval.
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The page says it has a donation center and offers pickup.
Check first: Phone for this store: the page shows a number with "press 4" and we could not tie it to the store. Donation hours: not on the page we read.
Profits fund a nonprofit serving people affected by human trafficking, according to the page.
Check first: Phone: not on the page we read. Donation hours vary by location, as the page says.
Profits fund a nonprofit serving people affected by human trafficking, according to the page.
Check first: Phone: not on the page we read. Donation hours vary by location, as the page says.
Profits fund a nonprofit serving people affected by human trafficking, according to the page.
Check first: Phone: not on the page we read. Donation hours vary by location, as the page says.
Working title. Independent, not affiliated with any store listed. Each fact comes from the store's own page, read Oct 26, 2026. Hours and policies change: confirm before you go. We count page views and button clicks with cookieless analytics (Umami).