Thrift Shoppes
Hospice East Bay operates Thrift Shoppes throughout Contra Costa County, featuring a wide range of vintage items, clothing, fine and costume jewelry, collectibles, furniture, household items, art work, books, CDs and DVDs—all donated by members of our community.
Walnut Creek
1345 Newell Avenue
(925) 947-1064
Alamo
3162 Danville Blvd
(925) 820-6525
Concord
5350 Clayton Road
(925) 674-9427
Danville
444 Diablo Road
(925) 838-7697
Martinez
550 Morello Avenue
(925) 372-3821
Pleasant Hill
959 Contra Costa Blvd
(925) 349-9680
Donating to the Hospice Thrift Shoppes
Furniture, Clothing, Housewares, Jewelry, Home & Garden, Vintage
Hospice Thrift Shoppes need your donations of gently used furniture, clothing, housewares, jewelry and vintage items. If you have items of furniture to donate, we will pick them up at your home. To schedule a pick-up time, please call our Concord Shoppe at (925) 674-9072. Delivering your donations in bags that weigh less than 20lbs is much appreciated.
A Note to our Generous Donors
The Hospice Thrift Shoppes do not have a central processing facility, all donations are processed by our staff and volunteers at the store which receives them. Please be careful to include only those items which you think are resaleable. We have to pay to dispose of unusable donations—a cost which comes out of the funds we provide for patient care. Please give us a call if you’re unsure about your donation.
Call to arrange a pick-up: (925) 674-9072
Thank you for supporting community-based hospice care! Your support allows us to achieve our mission of supporting and comforting people and their loved ones through the final stages of life. All contributions to Hospice East Bay are tax-deductible.
- Furniture (in good condition)
- Lamps
- Mirrors
- Area Rugs (in good condition)
- Silk plants
- Framed Art
- Photo Frames
- Housewares
- Home & Garden Décor
- Linens (bed & kitchen)
- Clothing (gently used)
- Jewelry
- Shoes
- Fashion Accessories
- Luggage
- Collectibles
- Vintage items
- Books & Records
- Beds & Bedding
- Furniture with rips, stains or scratches
- Soiled, torn or stained clothing
- Used underwear
- Exercise equipment
- Skis and boots
- Snow chains
- Appliances
- Hanging lamps
- Torch lamps
- Ceiling fans
- Blinds
- Memorabilia depicting racist or otherwise offensive stereotypes
- Baby carriers
- Car seats
- Cribs
- Toys
- High chairs
- Stuffed animals
- Swings
- Computers
- Console TVs and stereos
- VCRs
- Printers
- Phones
- Typewriters
- Encyclopedias
- Reader’s Digest books
- Magazines
- Commodes
- Crutches
Avoid the headaches of selling a used vehicle – no confusing DMV paperwork, smog hassles, want ads, phone calls or haggling. We’ll pick up your vehicle for free and you’ll receive a tax deduction after the car is sold. Your donation supports the patients and families in the care of Hospice East Bay.
For information please call us at: (925) 260-2176
Liquidating an estate can be a difficult and emotionally challenging task. Hospice East Bay can help by providing reliable estate services. We will meet with you at no charge to determine which of the following options is right for you.
An Estate Sale may be appropriate, if the following conditions are met:
- At least 30 days advance notice;
- Estate contents valued above $10,000 (at “garage sale” prices);
- Location easily accessible to the public
Volunteering at the Hospice Thrift Shoppes
- Do you have a flair for fashion and appreciate vintage and decorative merchandise?
- Would you like to be part of a team dedicated to excellent customer service?
- Want to be part of an organization that does good works throughout the East Bay?
If your answer is Yes! then come help us out by sorting, pricing, preparing and selling interesting stuff! You can volunteer in any or all off our six Hospice Thrift Shoppes throughout the East Bay—Alamo, Concord, Danville, Martinez, Pleasant Hill and Walnut Creek.
To volunteer call Mary Peinado at (925) 887-5695 ext. 1031, email her or download our volunteer application to get started!
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