You’re a savvy shopper, so you’re hip to the world of thrift stores, where you can do some serious bargain hunting. If you happen to be on your way through the Jacksonville, FL area, you have a fine choice of shops that specialize in items from the local area and give back to those in need with charitable works. Everyone benefits when we keep good items in circulation, including our
planet.
5 Best Thrift Stores Worth the Bargain Hunting Drive in Jacksonville, FL
1. Hubbard House Thrift Store
Shoppers feel good about hunting secondhand items at the Hubbard House Thrift Store because the prices are nice and proceeds help support the Hubbard House shelter serving those who have experienced domestic violence. The shop offers clothing, household items, and furniture, and it has daily and weekly specials. Plus, it helps those whom it serves even more by giving shopping vouchers to its clients in need.
2. St. Vincent De Paul Thrift Store
Bargain shoppers have always checked out “the Vince” wherever its stores pop up. Benefiting the organization’s charitable services, the store is a treasure hunt with donated items from collectible Christmas ornaments, to boxes of stationery, to clothing suitable for all occasions or even costume wear. You’ll find hardware and furniture, toys, medical equipment, and all kinds of other things.
3. CRM Thrift Store
This store is run by the City Rescue Mission, which serves the community by feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, and providing services that include addressing addiction. The store’s neatness and size are appreciated by shoppers looking for great prices on clothing, toys and games, home items and decor, electronics, furniture, and more. See their major appliances like washers, dryers, refrigerators, and freezers, which could offer very nice savings.
4. City Thrift
This store is one of a few related thrifts set in major Southern cities, so, lucky Jacksonville! They have a wide selection of what you would think to find in a secondhand store, and there might be something quite collectible in there, too. You’ll find great discounts by colored tag — up to 50% off — and their Senior Tuesdays give those 55 and up an extra 30% reduction, while Wednesdays offer the same deal for active-duty military or veterans.
5. Hope’s Closet
Another thrift supporting a religious charitable mission, Hope’s is a popular spot to find secondhand goods from clothing to furniture to antiques and collectibles. Donations of sporting goods, exercise equipment, and outdoor items are happily accepted here, so you can save on those, too. Home items from linens to small appliances and electronics are also available.
Planning to make a nice thrifting haul is easy when you have a cool new Mazda CX-5 2.5 S AWD to carry you around town. Or, to keep it secondhand and with a nod to sustainability, you might opt for a certified pre-owned Mazda CX-5 Sport to spin by your choice of thrifty emporia. Visit Tom Bush Mazda to inspect either of these fine rides, plus plenty more!
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