America's Thrift Stores

For-profit · 782 drop-off points · 5 provinces/state, 366 cities · Official website ↗

America's Thrift Stores is a for-profit thrift retailer operating donation bins and stores across the Southeastern United States. Donations are resold, and the company shares proceeds with charitable partners while diverting textiles from landfills.

What they accept : Clothing, shoes, accessories and household goods.

Where to find their drop-off points

Tennessee — 313
Cleveland (12) · Knoxville (12) · Columbia (11) · Greeneville (10) · Cookeville (9) · Clarksville (8) · Memphis (8) · Chattanooga (7) · Dandridge (7) · Murfreesboro (6) · McMinnville (6) · Jamestown (6) · Sevierville (6) · Dickson (5) · Athens (4) · Henderson (4) · +119
Alabama — 225
Mobile (25) · Birmingham (10) · Dothan (9) · Montgomery (8) · Cullman (7) · Tuscaloosa (6) · Albertville (6) · Florence (6) · Opelika (6) · Decatur (6) · Prattville (4) · Tuscumbia (4) · Anniston (4) · Guntersville (4) · Saraland (3) · Foley (3) · +84
Georgia — 176
Macon (7) · Jackson (7) · Augusta (7) · Trenton (5) · Athens (5) · Chatsworth (5) · LaGrange (4) · Columbus (4) · Dalton (4) · Albany (4) · Atlanta (4) · Tunnel Hill (3) · Warner Robins (3) · Marietta (3) · Valdosta (3) · Rome (3) · +80
Mississippi — 44
Ocean Springs (4) · Hattiesburg (4) · Pascagoula (2) · Meridian (2) · Gulfport (2) · Ellisville (2) · Southaven (2) · Biloxi (2) · Byhalia (1) · D'Iberville (1) · Starkville (1) · Tupelo (1) · Columbia (1) · Okolona (1) · Guntown (1) · Coldwater (1) · +16
Louisiana — 24
New Iberia (2) · Baton Rouge (2) · Monroe (2) · Morgan City (1) · Raceland (1) · Jennings (1) · Walker (1) · Shreveport (1) · Ruston (1) · Denham Springs (1) · Farmerville (1) · Abbeville (1) · Port Allen (1) · Crowley (1) · Opelousas (1) · St Martinville (1) · +5