Find Las Vegas thrift stores and donation centers for secondhand shopping, furniture, home goods, clothing, and donating usable items in Southern Nevada.
This guide covers some of the best-known thrift stores, nonprofit resale shops, and donation options in Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas. Some locations are best for shopping, some are best for donating, and many do both.
Important: Store hours, donation hours, accepted items, pickup policies, and donation rules can change. Always confirm the current details directly with the store or organization before visiting.
Start Here: Shopping and Donating in Las Vegas
This page serves two different needs:
- Thrifting: Finding secondhand stores for clothing, housewares, books, furniture, décor, and bargain shopping.
- Donating: Finding places to drop off clean, usable items that can be resold or reused for a good cause.
Las Vegas has a mix of nonprofit thrift stores, mission-based donation centers, and for-profit secondhand retailers that partner with nonprofits. Some organizations operate multiple valley locations, while others have one main store and separate donation sites.
Best strategy: Decide whether your main goal is shopping, donating, donating furniture, or supporting a specific cause. Then check the organization’s current rules before loading the car or making a trip across town.
Las Vegas Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Directory
Goodwill of Southern Nevada
Best for: Valleywide thrift shopping, easy donation drop-offs, and supporting local workforce-development programs.
Goodwill of Southern Nevada operates multiple retail thrift stores and attended donation centers across the Las Vegas Valley. Donations are accepted at all Goodwill retail store locations during store hours, and Goodwill also operates attended donation centers for added convenience.
Main Phone: (702) 214-2000
What to know: Large items can only be accepted at Goodwill retail store locations. Attended donation centers are convenient, but they do not accept furniture or other large items.
- Goodwill Tropicana Store: 3345 E Tropicana Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89121 — (702) 214-2095
- Goodwill Sahara Store: 4580 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89102 — (702) 214-2066
- Goodwill Eastern Store: 9230 S Eastern Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89123 — (702) 214-2077
- Goodwill Las Vegas Blvd Store: 7680 S Las Vegas Blvd, Ste 205, Las Vegas, NV 89123
- Attended Donation Center example: 8410 Farm Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89131
Goodwill Donation Centers
Goodwill of Southern Nevada
Opportunity Village Thrift Store
Best for: Shopping and donating while supporting Opportunity Village programs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Opportunity Village operates a well-known thrift store and also maintains additional donation options in Southern Nevada.
Opportunity Village Thrift Store:
324 S Decatur Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89107
Donations: (702) 383-5911
Retail Store: (702) 383-1082
Store Hours: Open 7 days, 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Additional donation site:
The Crossing Church
7950 W Windmill Ln.
Las Vegas, NV 89113
Open 7 days a week, 7:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Opportunity Village Thrift Store
Opportunity Village Locations
Deseret Industries
Best for: Traditional thrift shopping, clothing, housewares, and donation drop-offs in North Las Vegas.
Deseret Industries operates a Las Vegas-area thrift store and donation center at the same location.
Address:
3750 W Craig Road
North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Phone: (702) 649-8191
Store Hours:
Monday: 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Tuesday–Saturday: 9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
Donation Hours:
Monday: 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Tuesday–Saturday: 9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
Savers
Best for: Large thrift-store shopping, multiple valley locations, and easy drop-off of clothing and household goods.
Savers is a for-profit thrift retailer that works with nonprofit partners. Its stores accept donated goods on behalf of those partners, then pay the nonprofits for the items received. Partner organizations can vary by location.
What to know: Savers is a convenient option for both shopping and donating, but it is not itself a charity. If supporting a specific nonprofit mission matters to you, review the partner connected to the location you plan to use.
- Savers Summerlin: 8530 W Lake Mead Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89128 — Store: (702) 658-2880
- Summerlin Community Donation Center: 8530 W Lake Mead Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89128 — Donations: (702) 673-1467
- Blue Diamond Community Donation Center: 3835 Blue Diamond Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89139 — Donations: (702) 470-2214
- Rancho Community Donation Center: 3121 N Rancho Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89130 — Donations: (702) 790-0244
- Las Vegas Savers Store: 1100 E Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89104 — (702) 474-4773
Savers Summerlin
Savers Summerlin Donation Center
Savers Blue Diamond Donation Center
Savers Rancho Donation Center
The Salvation Army Family Stores & Donation Centers
Best for: Donating clothes, furniture, and household items while supporting The Salvation Army’s Adult Rehabilitation Center programs.
The Salvation Army accepts gently used donations and uses proceeds from thrift-store sales to help fund local rehabilitation programs. It also offers donation pickup scheduling for many items.
Las Vegas Adult Rehabilitation Center Main Phone: (702) 399-2769
What to know: Accepted items depend on condition and current rules. The organization also offers donation pickup and maintains drop-off locations and family stores in the Las Vegas area.
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Las Vegas Adult Rehabilitation Center
Las Vegas Rescue Mission Thrift Store
Best for: Donating or shopping while supporting local mission services for people in need.
The Las Vegas Rescue Mission thrift store accepts donated items, gives some items directly to those in need, and sells others to support the mission’s programs and services.
Address:
480 W Bonanza Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89106
Main Phone: (702) 382-1766
What to know: The store carries furniture, clothing, kitchenware, and other secondhand items, and inventory changes frequently.
Las Vegas Rescue Mission Thrift Store
Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas ReStore
Best for: Furniture, home improvement items, appliances, cabinets, décor, and donation drop-offs for usable home goods.
Habitat ReStore is not a standard clothing-focused thrift store. It is best known for furniture, renovation materials, appliances, home décor, and home-related bargains. Proceeds support Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas programs.
Sahara ReStore:
4580 W. Sahara Ave. #120
Las Vegas, NV 89102
Phone: (702) 638-6477
Store Hours:
Monday–Friday: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Donation Drop-Off Hours:
Monday–Friday: 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
What to know: Habitat ReStore offers both drop-off and donation pickup services.
Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas ReStore
Goodwill Clearance Center
Best for: Treasure hunting, low-cost bulk thrifting, and shopping by the piece or pound.
The Goodwill Clearance Center is a different experience from a standard thrift store. Merchandise is frequently refreshed, and many shoppers visit specifically to search bins for bargains.
Address:
7940 S Valley View Blvd, Ste 100
Las Vegas, NV 89139
Phone: (702) 214-2008
Hours: Daily, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Important: Donations are not accepted at this location.
Before You Donate
Not every thrift store or donation center accepts the same items. Before donating, check the organization’s current accepted-items page or call the location directly.
Good Donation Habits
- Donate items that are clean, usable, and in decent condition.
- Bag or box loose items neatly.
- Separate fragile items when possible.
- Do not leave donations outside after hours unless the organization specifically allows it.
- Ask ahead if you plan to donate furniture, large appliances, or bulky household goods.
- Bring only items the organization says it can accept.
Commonly Accepted Items
Many thrift stores and donation centers commonly accept:
- clothing and shoes;
- books and media;
- kitchenware and dishes;
- toys and games;
- bedding and linens;
- small household goods;
- bags and purses;
- small décor items.
Acceptance policies still vary, especially for furniture, electronics, mattresses, baby equipment, hazardous items, broken goods, and oversized donations.
Where to Donate Furniture and Larger Items
If you need to donate furniture or other bulky household goods, call ahead first. Large-item acceptance is often more limited than clothing or small household donations.
- Goodwill retail stores: Goodwill states that large items can only be accepted at retail store locations, not at its separate attended donation centers.
- Habitat ReStore: A strong option for home goods, furniture, cabinets, appliances, and renovation-related items in good condition.
- The Salvation Army: Offers donation pickup options and accepts many furniture and household donations, subject to condition and current rules.
- Las Vegas Rescue Mission: Often carries furniture and may be an option for some larger donations, depending on what they can currently take.
Tip: If you have a truckload of items, especially furniture, verify both the accepted-item policy and the donation hours before arriving.
Las Vegas Thrift Stores & Donation Centers FAQ
Q: Which Las Vegas thrift stores also accept donations?
A: Many do. Goodwill, Opportunity Village, Deseret Industries, Savers, The Salvation Army, Habitat ReStore, and the Las Vegas Rescue Mission all offer some combination of thrift shopping and donation acceptance.
Q: Where can I donate clothes and household goods in Las Vegas?
A: Goodwill, Savers, The Salvation Army, Opportunity Village, and Deseret Industries are among the most convenient options for clothing and everyday household-goods donations. Always check accepted items before visiting.
Q: Do all donation centers accept furniture?
A: No. Some do, and some do not. For example, Goodwill’s attended donation centers do not accept furniture or other large items, while its retail store locations may accept them. Other organizations also have separate rules for bulky items.
Q: What is the best option for donating home-improvement items or renovation materials?
A: Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas ReStore is usually the best fit for cabinets, appliances, home goods, furniture, and renovation-related items in good condition.
Q: Is Savers a charity?
A: Savers is a for-profit thrift retailer. It accepts donations on behalf of nonprofit partners and pays those partners for donated goods, but Savers itself is not a nonprofit charity.
Q: What is the difference between a thrift store and a donation center?
A: A thrift store is a retail location where secondhand goods are sold to shoppers. A donation center is primarily a place to drop off goods for an organization to sort, reuse, or sell. Some locations do both.
Q: Can I get a donation receipt?
A: Many nonprofit donation centers can provide a donation receipt, but policies differ. Ask when you donate if you need one for your records.
Q: What should I avoid donating?
A: Avoid broken, dirty, hazardous, recalled, or unusable items. Many organizations also limit or refuse items such as mattresses, certain baby gear, damaged furniture, and non-working appliances.
Q: What if I only want to shop and not donate?
A: That is perfectly fine. This page also works as a shopping guide. Goodwill, Opportunity Village, Savers, Deseret Industries, Habitat ReStore, and the Las Vegas Rescue Mission are all worthwhile browsing options for secondhand deals.
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Accuracy note: Store hours, donation hours, accepted items, pickup availability, donation-center rules, and nonprofit partner relationships can change. Confirm current information directly with the organization before relying on a listing.
