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- We gladly accept your quality re-sellable items on behalf of our charities.
- We pay our nonprofit alliances for EVERY donation we receive.
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How to donate to our nonprofit alliances
Contact one of our nonprofit alliances nearest you to donate your quality reusable goods. It's easy to schedule a pickup and our partners can answer your questions as to types of donations that are acceptable.
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Thank you for your interest in becoming a non-profit alliance. Our contracts with our non-profit alliances range from 1-3 years and involve regular sizable deliveries to our stores. Organizations with smaller volumes can sometimes contact our contracted nonprofit organizations to enter into an arrangement with them to pick up your goods to bring to us, but this arrangement would not be directly with Value Village. Please check our nonprofit locator to find a list of nonprofit organizations in your area to contact about this.
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Our Unique Business Model
Value Village's longstanding success is built on solid working relationships with 120 nonprofit alliances across the US, Canada, and Australia. We pay our alliances a portion of our profits - over $1 billion since 1954 - which provides them unrestricted, sustainable funding to support vital programs and services in local and global communities.
One of Our Core Values
"Provide benefits for our community through our charity alliances and recycling efforts."Value Village was founded in 1954 on principles such as giving back and providing opportunities - and those are core values we are still committed to embracing today. Our alliances share our values and inspire us with their work. Partnering with local charities is not a byproduct of our business - it's how we do business.
How it Works
- Our nonprofit alliances contact people in the community (like you) to ask for donations of unwanted, but reusable clothing and household items.
- Value Village pays our nonprofit alliances based on the number of boxes and bags of merchandise they deliver to us. We also pay our alliances a percentage of the individual donations our customers deliver directly to our stores.
- Our staff sorts through the donations to select the highest quality reusable items. These items are value priced and displayed in one of our various departments according to style, use, size and color.
End Results
We are able to offer our customers the best selection of merchandise of any thrift store in the world. Whether you donate directly to our nonprofit alliances or just enjoy bargain hunting at Value Village - you are making a difference in your local community and beyond by helping to support the many vital programs of our nonprofit alliances.
What a great way to "pay it forward."
Arc Greater Twin Cities
778 Transfer Road,
St. Paul, MN 55114
Main: (612) 866-8820
Email, Main Website
For over 60 years, Arc Greater Twin Cities has been helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families overcome challenges. Arc’s core services help individuals and families at any age or stage of life and include information and assistance, early intervention, education, health care, housing, employment, guardianship and more. Arc is all about changing attitudes, changing policies and changing lives. You help when you donate gently used clothing and household items to Arc’s Used Goods Pickup Service.
Big Brother Big Sister Foundation of Boston
5 Mear Road,
Holbrook, MA 2343
Main: (774) 776-7200
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 483-5503
Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Donation Email, Donation Web Page
Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) creates one-to-one friendships between children and caring adults which are supported by trained professional staff. Research indicates that the positive relationships between Bigs and their Littles have a lasting impact on children's lives. Since 1996 Savers and the Big Brother Big Sister Foundation have worked collaboratively to provide ongoing support to youth and volunteers in the BBBS mentoring programs.
To learn more about BBBS programs visit www.bigsister.org (Big Sister Association of Greater Boston)
or www.bbbsmb.org (Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mass Bay)
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Greater Montreal
3740 Berri St,
Suite 300
Montreal, QC H2L 4G9
Main: (514) 842-9715
Fax: (514) 842-2454
Email, Main Website
BBBS of Montreal has worked with Village des Valeurs since 1999 to improve service to children. BBBS comes to the assistance of young people by way of various pairing services. Getting involved means becoming a friend to a child. Generally speaking, youngsters matched to a big Brother, a Big Sister or a Mentor develop greater self-esteem, more self-confidence, get better results in school and get along better with members of their family.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona
1010 East McDowell Road,
Suite 400
Phoenix, AZ 85006
Main: (602) 264-2447
Toll-Free: 1 (888) 245-2447
TTY: 1 (800) 367-8939
Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Pick-up: (602) 230-8900
Donation Web Page
Since 1955, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona has provided quality volunteer mentors ("Bigs") for children ("Littles") ages 6 to 14. These professionally supported, positive, relationships have a direct, measurable and lasting impact on the lives of young people. For more than 16 years, SAVERS has made it possible for us to serve more children who want a Big Brother or Big Sister in their life.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Kansas City
3908 Washington,
Kansas City, MO 64111-2925
Main: (816) 561-5269
Fax: (816) 561-5273
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
1401 Fairfax Trafficway,
Building D 362-364
Kansas City, MO 66115
Toll-Free: 1 (877) 896-2227
Donation Web Page
For more than 100 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters has been America's preeminent national youth-serving organization. Our service is based on a one-to-one relationship between an adult volunteer and a child at risk. Volunteers serve as friends, mentors and role models, helping children (who are primarily from one-parent homes) gain greater self-confidence. In 1976, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Kansas City formed and currently serves over 1,200 children a year. SAVERS offers Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Kansas City a unique fundraising opportunity in which the money made goes to directly match more children with adult mentors.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Honolulu
418 Kuwili Street,
Suite 104
Honolulu, HI 96817
Main: (808) 524-6111
Email, Main Website
The partnership between Big Brothers Big Sisters Foundation and Savers provides funding to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Honolulu's youth mentoring programs.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Honolulu is focused on making a positive difference in the lives of Hawaii's youth by helping them achieve their highest potential through professionally supported relationships with responsible, dedicated volunteers as their role models. Thanks to the foundation's dedication toward helping children become responsible adults and the partnership with Savers, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Honolulu can move forward with its goal to provide a mentor to every child that wants or needs one.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kamloops
821 Seymour Street,
Kamloops, BC V2C 2H6
Main: (250) 374-6134
Fax: (250) 374-4930
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Main: (250) 374-6148
Donation Web Page
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kamloops is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to assist children from single-parent families as well as those in elementary schools by providing them with a concerned, dedicated and capable adult mentor. These one-to-one relationships provide the catalyst for very positive changes in the life of the child. As a result of the partnership between Big Brothers Big Sisters and Value Village (which was established in 1994), our organization has assisted more children through its innovative In-School Mentoring and Teen Mentoring programs. For more information please visit our website at www.bbbskamloops.ca
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island
The E.David Woycik Jr. Building,
70 Acorn Lane
Levittown, NY 11756
Main: (516) 731-7880
Fax: (516) 731-0486
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Pick-up: (631) 234-0000
Donation Web Page
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island has been promoting the positive growth and development of Long Island's children by providing families with quality mentoring, education and support services since 1977. Our signature one to one mentoring services reach over 350 children each year. Our award winning safety education programs are presented to over 17,000 children each year. Since partnering with Savers in 1997, we have been able to increase our services to children by over 30%. Our visibility in the community has greatly enhanced our ability to recruit volunteers and our services now include employment for the disabled and emergency services to the community.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Nevada
495 Apple St.,
Suite 104
Reno, NV 89502
Main: (775) 352-3202
Fax: (775) 322-8898
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Main: (775) 826-2122
Donation Web Page
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Nevada has a young partnership with Savers, just over a year old. Big Brothers Big Sisters changes the lives of children through exceptional one-to-one mentoring relationships. Our vision is to create brighter futures, stronger schools and healthier communities through mentoring. The partnership with Savers will enable us to match more children who need and want a mentor.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Outaouais
379B Alexandre Taché,
Gatineau, QC J9A 1M4
Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Main: (819) 778-0694
Donation Email
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Outaouais, (GFGSO) offers kids from single parent homes between ages 6-14 the friendship of pre-screened adults who can offer them the support essential to the harmonious social, emotional and cultural development of their personality. It is the 3rd largest agency in Quebec with more than 80 traditional matches and over 60 children in waiting. The 'Share a little magic campaign', in association with Village des Valeurs, has given GFGSO the means to help many more kids and families through the additional publicity and marketing which helped generate more awareness of the services offered.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Nevada
4045 S. Spencer Street,
Suite A-57
Las Vegas, NV 89119
Main: (702) 731-2227
Fax: (702) 737-9209
Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Pick-up: (702) 222-9000
Donation Web Page
For over 30 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Nevada has helped children reach their potential by establishing mentoring relationships with community volunteers. Big Brothers Big Sisters volunteers make a lasting positive impact on the lives of children and ultimately our entire community. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Nevada continues to work toward the goal of providing a mentor for every child in Southern Nevada who needs and wants one. Our programs are supported by a combination of our Donation Center, generous donations from the community, and our vital partnership with Savers, Inc.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson
160 E. Alameda,
Tucson, AZ 85701
Main: (520) 624-2447
Fax: (520) 624-4882
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Main: (520) 624-7039
Fax: (520) 624-1650
Donation Email, Donation Web Page
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson has the mission of developing one-to-one, adult-to-child mentoring relationships guiding youth from a position of risk to one of achieving their highest potential. Volunteers put magic into a child's life, simply by being a friend. BBBS of Tucson has a goal to grow our program from 500 current matches to over 1000 in a few years. Our recent partnership with Savers is enabling us to achieve this goal, providing much needed unrestricted funds to recruit volunteers and maintain mentoring matches for youth.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah
151 East 5600 South,
Suite 200
Salt Lake City, UT 84107
Main: (801) 313-0303
Fax: (801) 313-0286
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Pick-up: (801) 747-1050
Donation Email
Since 1999 Big Brothers Big Sisters has been partnering with Savers in its efforts to help children reach their potential through professionally supported, one-to-one relationships. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah (BBBSU) provides caring adult volunteer mentors for children who need and want a mentor. BBBSU has been successful in creating and nurturing positive relationships that benefit everyone involved, including the child, volunteer, family and the community. In 2006, BBBSU served 1, 409 children in both the community based and school based programs.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Victoria
230 Bay Street,
Victoria, BC V9A 3K5
Main: (250) 475-1117
Fax: (250) 475-1197
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Pick-up: (250) 385-7226
Donation Email, Donation Web Page
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Victoria offers programs for children and families who seek the special one to one relationship of a mentor. These programs include our Community Mentoring Program, In-School Mentoring Program, Aboriginal Mentoring Program and Teen Mentoring Program. Our programs enhance these children's sense of belonging, self-worth, resiliency and capacity to make healthy, well-informed choices. In 1998 we began working in partnership with Savers to raise funds to support our programs. This partnership has become one of our most successful fundraising methods and is integral to our agency's growth and goal to eventually provide a mentor to every child who needs one.
Big Brothers Big Sisters Winnipeg
765 Portage Avenue,
2nd Floor
Winnipeg, MB R3G 0N2
Main: (204) 988-9200
Fax: (204) 988-9208
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Pick-up: (204) 943-5437
Donation Email, Donation Web Page
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Winnipeg has the mission to provide children with mentors for friendship support and guidance. We believe in the life-changing impact that a mentor can have on a child. BBBS of Winnipeg has a commitment to grow the number of children and youth to be provided a mentor by 2011 to over 900. Our partnership with Savers/ Value Village, which began in 2005 will enable us to achieve this goal by providing much needed funds to recruit volunteers and maintain the mentoring relationships for children and youth here in our community. To be a mentor: Contact us at: www.bigwinnipeg.com
Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver
102 - 1193 Kingsway,
Vancouver, BC V5V 3C9
Main: (604) 876-2447
Fax: (604) 876-2446
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
1455 Brigantine Drive,
Suite 4
Coquitlam, BC V3K 7C2
Pick-up: (604) 521-4393
Toll-Free: 1 (866) 521-4393
Donation Email, Donation Web Page
Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver Foundation (BBGVF) is an independent charitable organization which raises and stewards resources to fund high quality mentoring programs for children. BBGVF supports four successful programs that serve a diverse group of children from Greater Vancouver through the Sea-to-Sky corridor: the traditional Big Brothers program, In-School Mentoring, Let’s Be Friends, and the Teen Mentoring Program. For the past twelve years Value Village has been the major revenue driver for all of these programs, and has helped to increase the visibility of Big Brothers in the community.
Canadian Diabetes Association's Clothesline, ON
1400 - 522 University Avenue,
Toronto, ON M5G 2R5
Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 505-5525
Donation Web Page
Since 1985, the Canadian Diabetes Association, through its Clothesline® program, has been working with Value Village across Canada. Founded in 1953 by Dr. Charles H. Best, the Canadian Diabetes Association, a registered charitable organization, promotes the health of Canadians through diabetes research, education, service and advocacy. Supporting over two million Canadians living with diabetes across the country, the Association’s strong network of assistance includes volunteers, employees, healthcare professionals and partners.
Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta
3688 - 48 Avenue NE,
Calgary, AB T3J 5C8
Main: (403) 543-1161
Fax: (403) 543-1168
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 363-2807
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
1215 Lake Sylvan Drive SE,
Suite 16
Calgary, AB
Main: (403) 543-0080
Toll-Free: 1 (888) 300-8255
Donation Email, Donation Web Page
The Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta (CPAA), founded in 1976, is dedicated to create life without limits for people with disabilities. By providing direct support, necessary adaptive equipment, and opportunities for employment, education and recreation, we build futures for people with cerebral palsy.
Child Crisis Center East Valley
P.O. Box 4114,
Mesa, AZ 85211
Main: (480) 969-2308
Main Website
The Child Crisis Center East Valley has been sheltering children in crisis situations for over 25 years. Committed to preventing child abuse and neglect, every program developed is focused on prevention. Sheltering children, supporting and strengthening families, and educating the community are primary target areas. Through partnership with Savers over the past two years, CCC has been able to continue to provide these services to those in need.
Clothes Helping Kids, Inc.
126 Valencia Dr. NE,
Suite D
Albuquerque, NM 87108
Main: (505) 266-2002
Toll-Free: 1 (877) 227-2301
Fax: (505) 232-0269
Email
Attended Donation Station:
Donation Web Page
Clothes Helping Kids, Inc., (previously part of Save the Children's Western Area Office for U.S. programs) began doing business on our own on May 1, 1999. Clothes Helping Kids continues to support Save the Children but, as an independent organization, we also support other community programs directly. Revenue generated from our partnership with Savers is used to fund Save the Children and other community programs. Clothes Helping Kids seeks to support quality programs for children and youth, focusing especially on educational activities. Local organizations, such as schools, community centers, and child care centers, run these programs in their own communities. Since 2000, Clothes Helping Kids has awarded 178 grants to Save the Children and other community-based organizations.
Community Services for the Blind and Partially Sighted
9709 Third Ave. NE,
Suite 100
Seattle, WA 98115-2027
Main: (206) 525-5556
Fax: (206) 525-0422
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 458-4888
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Pick-up: (206) 767-2177
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 472-2244
Donation Email, Donation Web Page
Since 1965 Community Services for the Blind and Partially Sighted has provided independent living skills training to people who are blind or visually impaired. Partnered with Savers for over 20 years, the funding provided has helped us to grow and expand our services to meet the need for vision rehabilitation services. Community Services for the Blind and Partially Sighted is the only organization in the Puget Sound region providing comprehensive rehabilitation services to people with impaired vision.
Developmental Disabilities Association
3851 Shell Road,
Suite 100
Richmond, BC V6X 2W2
Main: (604) 273-9778
Fax: (604) 273-9770
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
11500 Bridgeport Rd.,
Suite 101
Richmond, BC
Main: (604) 273-4332
Fax: 1 (800) 654-1331
Donation Email, Donation Web Page
Founded in 1952, the Developmental Disabilities Association works to enable people with developmental disabilities to achieve their full potential through new opportunities, personal choice, and community involvement. DDA is a non-governmental organization that relies on public support, business sponsorships and fundraising to supplement programs and develop new services. Since 1980, DDA’s partnership with Savers and Value Village has provided financial support, enabling services for over 1600 children and adults with more than 50 community programs.
Easter Seals Central Texas
1611 Headway Circle,
Building 2
Austin, TX 78754
Main: (512) 478-2581
Fax: (512) 615-7121
Main Website
Since 1937, Easter Seals Central Texas (ESCT) has provided vital support services for children and adults with disabilities. ESCT works daily to ensure that all people enjoy equal access, opportunities and independence. We provide a multitude of services that fall into three program areas. Our Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) program provides services to families with children ages birth to three, with disabilities or developmental delays. Our Comprehensive Outpatient Rehabilitation program includes services, like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as audiology for adults and children over three. The Workforce program provides job opportunities for adults with disabilities or other employment barriers.
Easter Seals Wisconsin
101 Nob Hill Road,
Suite 301
Madison, WI 53713
Main: (608) 277-8288
Fax: (608) 277-8333
Toll-Free: (800) 422-2324
Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Donation Web Page
Easter Seals Wisconsin's services for children and adults with disabilities include; life-changing and barrier-free recreational experiences, quality one-on-one weekend and week-long respite care, help for farmers and their families in finding ways to return to farming after a disabling illness or injury, direction and assistance for people with disabilities who are interested in self-employment, and a place to turn for individuals with disabilities and their families in Outagamie County. Our partnership with Savers, which began 10 years ago, helps to provide and expand these services that impact nearly 15,000 lives each year. Easter Seals is now proud to partner with Savers stores in Madison and Eau Claire and, in 2007, in Appleton.
Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota
1600 University Ave W,
Suite 205
St. Paul, MN 55104
Main: (651) 287-2300
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 779-0777
Fax: (651) 287-2325
Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Donation Web Page
The Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota, founded in 1954, is a nonprofit organization that works to enhance the quality of life of those affected by seizures by providing programs that educate, connect and empower people. In 1995, the organization partnered with Savers to establish a Donated Used Clothing Program. The partnership not only provides valuable resources to the organization but it also enhances the community's awareness of the Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota.
For The Kids Foundation
Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
600 west 41st Street,
Suite 101
Anchorage, AK
Main: (907) 563-1997
For The Kids Foundation (FTKF) in Anchorage, Alaska is the donation and pickup service that raises funds to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of South central Alaska. The foundation operates by contacting community members and scheduling pickups in different locations around the city. FTKF also picks up items from drop boxes located throughout Anchorage and the surrounding communities. FTKF has partnered with Savers for 10 years.
Foundation for Positively Kids
3753 Howard Hughes Parkway,
Suite 200
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Main: (702) 262-0037
Fax: (702) 262-0252
Main Website
The Foundation for Positively Kids is a local Las Vegas based non-profit dedicated to developing services that can provide comprehensive care for Nevada's medically fragile and terminally children. The Foundation along with the medical community has identified critical needs for the development of special programs and facilities designed to care for these children and their families. Our relationship with Savers over the past 3 years has been one that has brought us to the forefront in visibility, and has provided us with unrestricted funds to advance our programs.
Friends of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society
1150 Financial Blvd,
Suite 1600
Reno, NV 89502
Main: (775) 323-3311
Main Website
The mission of the Friends of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society is to assist in raising funds "to end the devastating effects of Multiple Sclerosis." We are dedicated to hiring people with disabilities and seniors who are on a fixed income to help us with our cause.
The funds raised go directly to the Great Basin Sierra Division of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society supporting programs such as services and education.
In 1991 we partnered with Savers and started the merchandise pickup office for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. We have since donated over 3 million dollars to the local division to help those with MS in this area.
Since 1997, Savers and Hartsprings Foundation have worked together in Western Massachusetts to bring one-to-one mentoring services to at-risk children. Hartsprings Foundation raises funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hampden County, a non-profit organization headquartered in Springfield, MA. Big Brothers Big Sisters matches at-risk children and teens in one-to-one mentoring relationships with screened, trained and supervised volunteers. Through the partnerships with Savers, Hartsprings has provided the resources to help Big Brothers Big Sisters match hundreds of children in mentoring relationships.
L'Entraide Diabétique du Québec
8550 Boul. Pie IX,
Bureau 300
Montreal, QC H1Z 4G2
Main: (514) 259-3422
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 361-3504
Email, Main Website
Entraide Diabétique du Québec (EDQ) was founded in 1994 and is a non-profit organization related to Diabetes Quebec (DQ). Its main goal is to collect used clothing and various articles that are still in good shape and resell them. The total profits from the resale are then given to Diabetes Quebec, to help find a cure and offer support to all of Quebec's diabetics.
L'Entraide Diabétique du Québec (EDQ) est un organisme sans but lucratif fondé en 1994 et lié à Diabète Québec (DQ). L'activité principale de l'EDQ consiste à recueillir des vêtements et des articles usagés en bon état. Ces articles sont par la suite revendus au Village des Valeurs. La totalité des profits ainsi générés sont versés à Diabète Québec, pour l'aider à remplir sa mission. Pour en savoir plus au sujet de notre organisation, nous vous invitons à visiter notre site web à l'adresse suivante: www.entraidediabetique.org
National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii
1314 So. King Street,
Suite 305
Honolulu, HI 96793
Main: (808) 986-1900
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 488-2277
Main Website
In partnership with Savers, Kidney Clothes was established and made its first pick up in January of 2003. The primary beneficiary has been The National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii. Founded in the 1950s, it is the state's leading voluntary health agency dedicated to the detection, prevention and treatment of kidney and urinary tract diseases. As an advocacy group the National Kidney Foundation helped shape legislation that allows Medicare to cover the majority of the medical costs of kidney transplants. Prior to this legislation in the 1960s, many people did not survive after their kidneys failed.
New Brunswick Association for Community Living
420 Wilsey Road,
Suite 201
Fredericton, NB E3B 6E9
Main: (506) 453-4400
Fax: (506) 453-4422
Toll-Free: 1 (866) 622-2548
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Donation Web Page
The New Brunswick Association for Community Living(NBACL) is a non-profit charitable organization that works on behalf of children and adults with an intellectual disability and their families. Our 10 year partnership with Value Village has allowed us to greatly expand our programs and projects in support of the 33,000 children and adults with an intellectual disability and their families in New Brunswick so that we may all live, learn, work and contribute as valued citizens within every aspect of our communities. Formed in 1957, NBACL has 15 local branches throughout New Brunswick. To learn more, visit www.nbacl.nb.ca.
Northwest Center
7272 W. Marginal Way S.,
P.O. Box 80827
Seattle, WA 98108
Main: (206) 285-9140
Email
Attended Donation Station:
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 992-2060
Donation Email, Donation Web Page
Since 1967, SAVERS and Northwest Center have worked together in Seattle to improve the outlook for children and adults with disabilities. Northwest Center began in 1965 as a school for children with disabilities. Today, NWC provides child care, as well as enhanced programs of therapy, education and family support, including a wide array of employment services for adults who have disabilities. Thanks to the growth made possible by the partnership with SAVERS, Northwest Center is the largest provider and innovator for such programs in the region.
Safenest
2915 W. Charleston Blvd.,
Suite 3A
Las Vegas, NV 89102
Main: (702) 877-0133
Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
6135 W. Sahara,
Suite 4
Las Vegas, NV 89146
Pick-up: (702) 257-3800
Donation Web Page
Established in 1977, Safe Nest is Clark County’s largest and most comprehensive agency devoted solely to domestic violence issues. Services include shelters in confidential locations, a 24-hour crisis hotline, counseling, victim advocacy, prevention and community. Safe Nest provides its clients with shelter in confidential locations as well as the necessities of life. Our partnership with helps provide much-needed funds to support the programs and services for our clients. For help and information, call the crisis hotline at 646-4981.
Saskatchewan Association for Community Living
3031 Louise Street,
Saskatoon, SK S7J 3L1
Main: (306) 955-3344
Fax: (306) 373-3070
Email, Main Website
The Saskatchewan Association for Community Living (SACL) is a family-based organization that works to ensure that people with intellectual disabilities are full, active and valued members of society. For the past 17 years, SACL has been in the recycling business, collecting used goods for Value Village stores. The benefits we receive from our partnership with Value Village are numerous. It provides us with financial stability to support our families, work towards social change, and develop innovative projects that support inclusion. At a community level, it also offers us the opportunity to fund local endeavors that make a big impact in the lives of children with intellectual disabilities and their families across Saskatchewan. For more information about supporting community living, go to www.sacl.org and click on Donate to SACL, or go to our fundraising link and go to the Saskatchewan Institute on Community Living link.
Southern Arizona Children's Advocacy Center
2530 E. Broadway Blvd.,
Suite C
Tucson, AZ 85716
Main: (520) 319-551
Fax: (520) 319-6611
Main Website
The Southern Arizona Children?s Advocacy Center exists to reduce trauma to children who are victims of abuse or witness to violence, and to provide resources, hope and healing to them and their families. The Center offers this unique service to the most vulnerable members of our community, those children who need to talk about the unspeakable and to then move through their personal healing process while law enforcement and prosecution work to end the cycle of child abuse. Our partnership with Savers enables us to provide these critical services to all child victims in southern Arizona.
The Arc of Anchorage
2211 Arca Drive,
Anchorage, AK 99508
Main: (907) 277-6677
Fax: (907) 272-2161
Main Website
The mission of The Arc of Anchorage is to encourage and celebrate the potential of people who experience developmental disabilities, mental health issues, or deafness. We provide information and individualized services that allow people to lead rich, full, productive lives as part of our community. The Arc’s partnership with spans more than two decades. This critical source of income enables The Arc to provide services without regard to the availability of government funds.
The Arc of Clark County
9415 NE Fourth Plain Road,
P.O. Box 2608
Vancouver, WA 98662
Main: (360) 254-1562
Fax: (360) 896-7382
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Pick-up: (360) 546-3158
Donation Web Page
The Arc of Clark County is dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families in Southwest Washington. Through various programs geared towards the needs of individuals, we help people strive toward independence and full integration within their community. Along their journey, the Arc provides training, counseling, encouragement, education, friendship, resources and advocacy. For more than 25 years Value Village has been a vital partner to the Arc of Clark County in providing funding for these critically needed services.
The Arc of Kitsap & Jefferson Counties
3243 N. Perry Avenue,
Bremerton, WA 98310
Main: (360) 377-3473
Fax: (360) 792-8670
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Main: (360) 405-0094
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 613-0813
Donation Web Page
The Arc of Kitsap and Jefferson Counties works through education, support and advocacy to enhance the quality of life for children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families. The Arc works to promote self-determination, inclusion, and empowerment for people with developmental disabilities. The Arc of Kitsap & Jefferson Counties has partnered with Savers since 1995. Thanks to this partnership, The Arc has been able to continue to make a difference in the lives of people with developmental disabilities and their families in Kitsap & Jefferson Counties.
The Arc of Multnomah - Clackamas
619 S.W. 11th Avenue,
Suite 106
Portland, OR 97205-2692
Main: (503) 223-7279
Fax: (503) 223-1488
Email, Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Pick-up: (503) 777-4736
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 379-2424
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The Arc of Multnomah-Clackamas began in 1953 when a group of parents dedicated themselves to advocate for their children with developmental disabilities. This tradition has continued at The Arc for over 50 years by advocating for, supporting and serving children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families. Current programs include case management, guardianship services, skill training, respite, recreation, and an inclusive camp for children with and without disabilities. In 1971, The Arc partnered with Value Village in Oregon to form our Used Goods business which has financially allowed us to realize many of our dreams.
The Arc of Spokane
127 W. Boone Ave.,
Spokane, WA 99201
Main: (509) 328-6326
Fax: (509) 328-6342
Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
2403 E Euclid Ave.,
Spokane, WA 99207
Pick-up: (509) 328-8100
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Founded in 1950, The Arc of Spokane is a leader in providing support to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families through advocacy, information, and a wide variety of services. Our goal at The Arc is to make Spokane County a better place to live for people with developmental disabilities, as well as their families and our community. For the past 12 years, our partnership with Savers has allowed us to provide a critical portion of funding for programs such as our community center, and family support and advocacy programs.
The Moyer Foundation
2426 32nd Ave. W.,
Suite 200
Seattle, WA 98199
Main: (206) 298-1217
Fax: (206) 298-1207
Email, Main Website
The Moyer Foundation is a public non-profit Foundation, established by All-Star Major League Baseball pitcher, Jamie Moyer and his wife Karen. Through the generosity of a giving community, The Moyer Foundation has supported over 100 organizations that share in its mission of helping children in physical, emotional or financial distress. Since 2003, Savers has been a valuable partner, supporting many of the Foundation's community partnerships and initiatives, helping to make a difference in the lives of children in our community. For more information, visit www.moyerfoundation.org
United Cerebral Palsy Association of Hawaii
414 Kuwili Street,
Suite 105
Honolulu, HI 96817-5050
Main: (808) 532-6744
Fax: (808) 532-6747
Toll-Free: 1 (800) 606-5654
Main Website
Attended Donation Station:
Pick-up: (808) 254-0114
Donation Email
The United Cerebral Palsy Association of Hawaii Foundation is a non profit organization set up solely to support UCPA of Hawaii. The foundation has partnered with Savers for over 12 years, helping fund programs to advance the independence, productivity and full citizenship of children and adults with cerebral palsy and other disabilities. UCPA of Hawaii achieves these goals by providing social services to families of people with cerebral palsy, public health education and through the Child Development Center, whose services include physical, occupational, and speech therapy, special education and care coordination.
YMCA Victoria
152 Plenty Road,
Level 1
Preston, VIC 3072
Main: (03) 9480 1177
Fax: (03) 9480 3699
Email, Main Website
"YMCA Victoria's Foundation Y - A healthy life is a right not a privilege" The YMCA is committed to enhancing physical, mental and spiritual well being (body, mind, spirit) by delivering programs that build strong people, families and communities. We provide opportunities for people to grow by encouraging participation in physical activity, recreation, sporting and social programs. Our work builds connection between people, encourages social inclusion, and promotes individual empowerment by improving people's holistic health and well being. Through your donation to YMCA Community Clothing, you can make a difference to those who might otherwise be unable to afford access to these important programs.