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Thrift shopping is fun and a good way to catch a bargain. Many thrift stores are non-profit. Thus, you're shopping for a good cause. I've included resources that I used to find thrift stores in my area on this tab along with listing that are good for any area - listings for online stores where you can shop in the comfort of your own home and chains of thrift stores that might have locations near you.
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The Thrift Shopper - The Thrift Shopper offers a national database of thrift stores. Simply enter your city/state or zipcode, and find local thrift stores in your area.
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Find Salvation Army - The Salvation Army has numerous locations around the U.S. It's location finder will help you find a salvation army in your area.
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Search for Goodwill store - I found thirteen Goodwill locations in my area.
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Yelp Search - Yelp has a powerful search tool. Just type in your address or zip to find area thrift stores.
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Vintage Clothing CitySearch - Don't forget about vintage stores. If you're simply looking for older styles, and are less worried about bargains consider searching for a vintage store near you.
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Goodwill Shopping - Goodwill is one of the most reputable thrift stores in the nation. Their online store allows you to shop online by category, and proceeds go to a great cause.
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Online thrift consignment stores - This source offers links to 4 online thrift and consignment stores. Shop for unique, cheap items online.
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Get your new and pre-owned collectables - Shop at this online thrift store that offers vintage items. From antiques to office supplies this thrift store has a wide variety of products.
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Thrift shop shopping - Children's chain has 3 locations in the Los Angeles area. The mission of the thrift store is to raise money for children's hospital in Los Angeles.
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Buffalo Exchange - Buffalo Exchange has stores in 14 locations. The store has a reputation of selling hip, secondhand clothes.
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Thrift Store Chains - Thrift talk diva offers a list of thrift chain stores in the U.S. Six of the stores on her list are non-profit, while one is profit.