Thrift Program
The Sharing Center Thrift Program encompasses a stylish Boutique, a Furniture store, and a traditional Thrift Store, all serviced by a 4,850 square foot Donation Center. Every donation received is thoroughly processed to either sell in one of the stores to generate revenue to support our neighbors in need, salvaged with partner organizations such as book stores, metal scrapping centers, or electronic refurbishes, or outreached directly to families in need.
How Does The Thrift Program Work?
The Sharing Center Thrift Program is not only a major source of revenue to support our ministry, but also provides over $750,000 a year in clothing, household goods, and furniture to our neighbors in need. Last year, over 6,000 individuals were given clothing vouchers to be able to shop for their own clothing in the Thrift Store.
I decided to use both dressers in my room and the bookshelf I am using the books and toys and the boy's room waiting to get the bunk beds in there to set it up. My whole living room is awesome and the green curtains I love!!! Thank you so much!!! You literally filled up my house with everything I need!! I absolutely love everything thank you!!! - Nikole, a mother of a LifeBuilder family who The Sharing Center supported during her transition into stable housing.
Shop Our Stores
Find a wide variety of unique items for your home, closet, or loved ones. Every week, we offer great specials. Every purchase helps support families in crisis with urgently and critically needed essential resources.
Thrift, Boutique, and Furniture Store Hours:
Monday - Saturday
9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Donate Your Items
We are always accepting pre-owned items from your home, church, or business. Your treasures directly impact families in crisis through either our store sales or shared directly with a family.
Distribution Center Hours:
Monday - Saturday
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Guide to Donating Your Items
We greatly appreciate your choice to donate to The Sharing Center. When you bring your treasures here, you are helping to provide essential resources to those in need. In an effort to best help for our staff and volunteers maximize your impact, please use this guide when preparing your items for donation. We are happy to answer any questions by phone or email.
General Overview
- Items for donation should be in good, useable condition, clean, and dry.
- For the health and safety of our staff and volunteers, please limit individual bags or boxed to 30 pounds or less when possible.
- Please wrap and label any sharp or jagged edges (i.e. kitchen knives or hedge trimmers)
- Please bag clothing separate from other donations.
Household Items We Are Unable to Accept
- Building Materials
- Chemicals
- Children’s Car Seats
- Fireworks
- Frameless Mirrors
- Gasoline, Lamp Oil, or Gas Powered Equipment
- Hazardous Materials
- Headboards
- Insecticides or Other Pest Control Items
- King Size Beds
- Medicine
- Medical Equipment
- Recalled Items
- Tube TVs
- Used Batteries
- Used Cosmetics
- Used Hygiene or Personal Care Items
- Weapons
Furniture Items We Are Unable to Accept
- Armoires
- China Cabinets
- Cribs Older Than 5 Years
- Dining Tables Without Chairs
- Hutches
- Large Appliances Older Than 10 Years
- Large Desks
- Large Entertainment Centers
- Mattresses & Box Springs
Consider Bringing Any Items We Are Unable to Accept To:
- Building/Construction materials can be donated to Habitat For Humanity – (407) 688-8874
- Hazardous materials/Chemicals can be taken to Seminole County Transfer Station located at 1950 State Road 419, Longwood, FL 32750.