The Salvation Army Thrift Store

Name: The Salvation Army Thrift Store
Address: 3421 Portage Ave Unit 14, Winnipeg, MB R3K 0Z3, Canada, K, Canada

3.9/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

About The Salvation Army Thrift Store

We are celebrating International Plastic Bag Free Day on July 3rd by permanently eliminating plastic checkout bags in our stores as of that date.

Environmental stewardship is important to everything we do at The Salvation Army Thrift Store in our mission to help build stronger, greener communities alongside our Guests and Donors, and this policy is another way that we are living that mission. We encourage you to bring your own reusable bags with you to shop, or you can choose to purchase one of our own Refresh, Recycle, Restyle reusable eco bags for $1.99.

In Canada, up to 15 billion plastic bags are used every year. Eliminating single-use plastics like these are an important step towards a circular economy – something that we are proud to play an important role in as one of Canada’s largest textile recyclers.

“Although the federal government’s announced national ban on single-use plastic items, including plastic bags, is not yet in effect, we are proud to be taking initiative and leading the way in our role as environmental stewards,” says Ted Troughton, Managing Director of The Salvation Army Thrift Store. “We look forward to continue making thrifting even greener alongside our guests and donors.

For more information on our commitment to environmental sustainability and how you are making a difference by shopping and donating with us, please visit www.thriftstore.ca/impactreport

Contact The Salvation Army Thrift Store

Address :	3421 Portage Ave Unit 14, Winnipeg, MB R3K 0Z3, Canada
Phone :	📞 +99
Website :	https://www.thriftstore.ca/
Categories :	Non-profit organization , Consignment shop , Donations center , Vintage clothing store ,
City :	K

3421 Portage Ave Unit 14, Winnipeg, MB R3K 0Z3, Canada

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G	Gwenyth McEwen on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A bit- or alot of everything! Not too crowded but interestingly busy. Great variety of food trucks and live music which fits in with the museum, fiddles and banjos. Amazing handmade products and wholesome produce!
B	Barry Crowe on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great place to stop, shop and slop! The good ole Sally Anne's reminds me of being a child. Back then second hand stores were not mainstream. Plus, thrifty spenders are a constant, so, this growing segment is not a trend - they're a mainstay.
D	Duke The fat cat on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I went there recently and purchased an electronic item for $14 which seemed high for it. Went home with it and fully tested it to find out it’s broken. Now since you can’t return/exchange anything but clothing I’m screwed with this broken item I wasted $14 because I can’t return or exchange it. Why do you guys sell items that are broken and overpriced and have to let the customers get screwed in every way. Absolutely terrible business practices and policies.
F	Far Coded [Fred] on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Once a welcoming experience, this location has gone steadily down hill EG Despite the relaxation of most COVID restrictions this store has recently closed its washrooms even to customers
K	Kieran S on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ At the front desk they are selling things for way more then what they are worth. Saw a few things I saw on Facebook market place for a 1/5 of the price that the Salvation Army had for nearly 500$. Crazy.
M	Maple Sugrrr on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Love this store! Always new stuff out to browse! Kept neat & tidy, making it a pleasure to shop. The staff here are welcoming, pleasantly warm & helpful!!!
M	Marina Havard (Marishinka) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Only place open during a pandemic. This place is pricy for second hand. They had no shame in $25 old coats. A gorgeous Native coat was $129.00. Think pricing is off, at least for now.
J	Jen Beaulieu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Clean store, organized very well. I go there looking for cool stuff and have found some really nifty things at great prices.