Bryn Mawr Hospital Thrift Shop
Donated clothing, books and housewares in a shop on County Line Road, with proceeds going to Bryn Mawr Hospital.
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Donated clothing, books and housewares in a shop on County Line Road, with proceeds going to Bryn Mawr Hospital.
The Mennonite-run nonprofit thrift complex where the clothing, variety, and outlet shoppes all share one shopping center and proceeds go through Mennonite Central Committee. One big caveat: the whole operation is packing for a move to Harleysville, and the book and furniture shoppes have already closed.
Most tags read $6 or less, and every dollar of profit funds A Woman's Place, Bucks County's domestic violence services organization. Check the jewelry case first; sterling and gold turn up more often than you'd think.
The Junior League of Philadelphia's thrift shop on West Lancaster Avenue. Donated clothing and household goods, with the money going back into the League's community programs.

The thrift shop Laurel House runs on North Broad — every sale funds the agency's domestic violence programs. New donations hit the floor daily, and the racks have turned up vintage Coach and the occasional mink shawl.
Donation-based thrift whose proceeds fund Liberty Ministries' prison ministry and outreach. Inventory turns over constantly, and it's one of eight stores the nonprofit runs across Bucks and Montgomery counties.
A 10,000-square-foot, department-store-style thrift shop under the big red roof on Broad Street, where the register has raised more than $3 million for NOVA's crime-victim programs across Bucks County since 2001. Spin the Chuck-A-Luck wheel at checkout and your haul comes with a discount.
Thrift shop on Lancaster Avenue run by the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Women's Board, with what it takes in going back to the hospital. Stock turns over as donations come through the door.

Racks of secondhand clothing and housewares where the profits fund Worthwhile's survivor programs — the most comprehensive survivor nonprofit in Pennsylvania, by their own count. Color-tag deals knock items under $10 down to 99 cents.
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