Savers® thrift store in Baltimore, MD, is your champion of reuse.
The Community Donation CentreTM at the Value Village® thrift store in Baltimore, MD, is the perfect place to donate clothes and other household items to our store’s local nonprofit partner, Military Order of the Purple Heart Service Foundation. Located in many areas, our secondhand store is a one-stop shop to drop off your donations and Declutter ResponsiblyTM.
Value Village® is committed to giving reusable items a second chance at life while helping save millions of pounds of clothing and household goods from landfills every year. Each time you donate items to Military Order of the Purple Heart Service Foundation at our store, we pay them for your stuff, providing revenue to help them fund important programs in your community.
We are looking forward to seeing you at our GreenDrop Donation Center - Essex Value Village® thrift store. Learn more about the Savers® family of thrift stores, our impact, and the #ThriftProud movement at www.valuevillage.ca/thrift-proud/rethink-reuse.
Backpacks & purses
Electronics
Bed & bath
Clothing & shoes
Exercise & sporting goods
Books & media
Games & toys
Housewares
Small appliances
Small furniture
Donations benefit Military Order of the Purple Heart Service Foundation (MOPH). A current financial statement for MOPH is available by request at Little River Turnpike, Suite I, Annandale, VA 22003 or by phone 703-256-6139 or from the Secretary of State (for the cost of copies and postage).
TVI, Inc. dba GreenDrop pays MOPH for your donations, helping them fund programs in our community, while diverting millions of pounds of reusable items from landfills and into our 2nd Ave. stores. Shopping at 2nd Ave. does not support any nonprofit but donating your reusable goods through GreenDrop does.
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