Thrift & Consignment Stores

Thrift stores sell secondhand clothes and goods, often to raise funds for non-profits.

Consignment stores also sell secondhand items on behalf of the original owner, who receives part of the profit. Both options provide an inexpensive alternative to regular price retail stores, while benefiting others. Florida’s Historic Coast offers a wide assortment of both thrift and consignment stores.

Alpha Omega Thrift Store

Proceeds support the Alpha-Omega Miracle Home, which provides housing, counseling and education to homeless women and children.

525 SR 16 E., Ste 120-122, St. Augustine

www.aomh.org

St. Vincent de Paul Society

Proceeds support the Society of St. Vincent de Paul through the Diocese of St. Augustine, which works to provide charity and justice to those in need.

19 McMillan Street, St. Augustine

www.svdpsa.com/thrift-store.html

This & That Thrift Store

Provides inexpensive and unique clothing, furniture and accessories.

205 Murillo Avenue, Suite B, St. Augustine

www.thisthatthriftfl.wixsite.com/cheap

Betty Griffin Center Thrift Shoppe

Proceeds support the Betty Griffin Center, which helps victims of domestic and sexual violence.

1961 A1A South, St. Augustine

445 SR 13 South, Fruit Cove

www.bettygriffincenter.org/thrift-shoppes

Ayla’s Acres Thrift Shop

Proceeds support Ayla’s Acres No-Kill Animal Rescue, a sanctuary and outreach program for homeless animals.

413 Anastasia Blvd., St. Augustine

www.aylasacres.org/thriftique/

SAFE Thrift Store

Proceeds support S.A.F.E. Pet Rescue which aims to Save Animals from Euthanasia through its no-kill animal shelter.1250 A1A South, St. Augustine Beach www.safe-pet-rescue-fl.com/visitsafe.html