Do you know how many Thrift Shopping & Donation Drop Offs are available in Greater Moncton?
Are you decluttering and don’t know where to take all your “stuff”? We have compiled a list of options for donations and consignment in the Greater Moncton region.
This list will provide you with some options other than tossing all your items that are still in good shape. Most clutter we have, from clothing to furniture, and linens, are still in good enough shape for someone to use.
So let’s purge our stuff and encourage reducing, reusing, and recycling while we are at it!!
**Please note, all listed options are registered businesses, nonprofits, or charities.
There are certainly many other community groups doing auctions of charity, buy nothing groups, and such, but they are not included in this list as they themselves are not registered or do not have a storefront/or are open to the public.
Donation &/or Shopping Options:
Enviro Plus – Furniture (Skills training) – They clean and sell used furniture and provide trainees with essential employability and coping skills that will increase their chances of getting and keeping a decent job.315 Baig Blvd. Moncton NB
Ergon Thrift – clothing and accessories (Skills Training, 100% of profits from the thrift store go back to mental health programs)
145 Traynor Street, Riverview, NB
Mission Thrift – Clothing and household items
40 Morton Ave, Moncton, NB
Salvation Army – clothing, household items, furniture
300 Elmwood Dr Moncton, NB
1185 Mountain Rd Moncton, NB
Value Village – clothing, household items, furniture
15 Plaza BlvdMoncton, NB
Dayzee’s Fashions – Clothing and household items
Located at 540 Pinewood Rd, Riverview, New Brunswick
Habitat For Humanity Restore – Appliances, hardware, housewares, furniture, etc
950 Mountain Road Moncton, NB
Boutique Encore- House Of Nazareth Thrift Store – clothing, furniture, utensils, bedding & household
475 St. George Street, Moncton, NB
Boutique Hospice Shoppe – men, women, and children’s clothing, shoes and accessories, collectibles & home décor. (Money raised funds programs offered by Hospice SENB)
164 Collishaw Street, Moncton, NB
The Good Eye Thrift Store – located at 363 Mountain Rd. Uniquely curated items for men and women.
More Donation Options:
HeadStart Moncton – Call 384-7283 They run various programs, contact for their needs.
Crossroads For Women – contact 506-857-8028 or adminfo@crossroadsforwomen.ca to see what they need.
Youth Quest Central – Gently used clothing and other items, see wishlist here
Humanity Project – Contact them for items they may currently need.
Salvus Clinic – Furniture and other household items to help housing people in need. email salvusclinicinc@gmail.com
St. Vincent de Paul Clothing Depot – 113 Norwood Ave (Clothing and small household items) Call for details– 857-2088
Pregnancy & Wellness Centre of Moncton – gives items free to clients in need, call 857-3033 for hours & info
27 John St (corner of John & Highfield streets).
What Kids Need Moncton Inc. – clothing (check their page or contact them for details) – 177 West Lane, Moncton, NB
Donation drop off bins –
Dayzee’s Bin Locations
Consignment options:
Perhaps you are hoping to make a little money from your items? You can definitely sell on Kijiji and Facebook Marketplace or go the consignment route. Here are some local options for consignment selling.
- Grapevine Events Pop-Up Sales – One Day Pop Up consignment sales in Moncton and Saint John.
- Moncton Multiples Consignment Sale – baby & children’s clothes (newborn up to youth size 16), toys, baby equipment (strollers, high chairs, exersaucers, etc.), books, sporting equipment
- Second Edition – Established in 1995, Second Edition is an upscale ladies consignment boutique.
460 Mountain Road, Moncton, NB
- Boutique 2ième Look – Serving customers since 2008 with a wide selection of top brands for women & men.
321 A, rue St. George Street, Moncton, NB - Ready, Set, Grow! – A children’s consignment store.
620 Coverdale Road, Unit 8, Riverview, NB
- Cover To Cover Books – Trade in credit on books.
630 Pinewood Rd, Riverview, NB
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Other Thrift Shopping Options:
Guys Frenchy’s – clothing and household items
1567 Mountain Road, Moncton
151 Hanington Road, Shediac
If you know of other Greater Moncton region options for consignment or donations, please let us know in the comments.
For those in the Saint John region, here is a list of donation locations from Network Of Moms.
SALISBURY – Franny’s Cedar Chest – 3154 Main St Unit B, Salisbury, NB
SHEDIAC – Vestaire St. Joseph – Clothing & household items drop off and shop. 40 Donat Street, Shediac.
PETITCODIAC – SPOT – 5 Mill Rd, Petitcodiac, NB
SACKVILLE – Salvation Army – 26A Bridge St. Sackville, NB
**Please note, all listed options are registered businesses, non profits or charities. There are certainly many other community groups doing auctions of charity, and such, but they are not included in this list as they themselves are not registered.
If you know of any other organizations or thrift options in Greater Moncton, please comment below or send me a message so I can add to the list.
I like to keep children’s items for the Moncton Multiples sale that happens twice a year. It gives me a little money, saves families some money and they support two other non-profit organizations!
I will add them to the list above.
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Thanks a lot to you for sharing thrift shopping donation drop offs in greater Moncton here, these kind of ideas are were much needed. I really appreciate that you have provided the data too, really appreciative and useful blog for us. Looking for more!!
The Spot in Petticodiac is a great place to drop off good used items and a great place for a bargain too. They support the community with their efforts in various ways.
Thank you! I will look them up and add them to the list!
PEDVAC in Port Elgin. Bargain at Bridge in Amherst. Eco on Old Shediac Rd in Memramcook. Salvation Army in Sackville and in Amherst. They also have Bag sales (when Covid allows)
SPOT is my favourite, always sell clothes by the bag and for $5 you can fit tons of kids outfits into a bag.
There is a new thrift store on Mountain Road in Moncton, Good Eye Thrift Store.
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