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Savers

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Savers is a for-profit thrift store chain that offers a wide range of second-hand clothing, household items, and furniture. It partners with local charities to collect donations, which are then sold in their stores. People can donate items directly at Savers locations, where they are sorted and priced for resale. The donations help support charitable programs and reduce waste by giving items a second life.

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Here's a list of items Savers typically accepts:

  • Clothing for men, women, and children
  • Shoes
  • Accessories (belts, hats, scarves)
  • Housewares (dishes, pots, pans, utensils)
  • Small electrical items (toasters, radios)
  • Toys
  • Books
  • Linens (towels, bed sheets)

Please note, it's important to ensure items are in good, clean, and sellable condition. Also, check with the local Savers store for any specific restrictions or items they might not accept, such as large furniture, mattresses, and hazardous materials.

How to ditch with
Savers

Here's how you can donate to Savers in numbered steps:

  1. Pack Your Items: Collect the gently used items you want to donate. Ensure they are clean and in sellable condition. Then, neatly pack your items into boxes or bags. This makes it easier for Savers to sort and process your donations.
  2. Locate Your Nearest Savers: Find the nearest Savers store or donation center. Their locations are listed on the Savers website.
  3. Visit During Donation Hours: Make sure to drop off your items during the designated donation hours. These hours can vary by location, so it's a good idea to check in advance.
  4. Drop Off Your Items: When you arrive, look for the donation drop-off area. Savers often has signs and sometimes staff or volunteers to assist you.
  5. Get a Receipt (Optional): If you'd like a receipt for your donation for tax purposes, ask for one at the time of donation. Note that Savers is a for-profit organization, so the tax implications may differ from donating to a nonprofit.

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This page was last updated
March 12, 2024
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