Bring it to St. Vinnie's!
Thanks in advance for donating your goods to St. Vincent de Paul! Its value will reach the other side of town and the world. Here is some guidance as you make your donation choices.
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Clothing
When it comes to men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, St. Vincent de Paul – Twin Cities eliminates the decision to donate or toss.
St. Vincent de Paul employees and volunteers sort each piece of clothing – keeping quality items for Thrift Store sale, Parish Free Store giveaways or shipment to missions abroad. |
This month, we’re searching for the following donations:
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Items that don’t make the cut are recycled to produce everything from insulation, stuffing for cushions, wiping rags or soundproofing material.
Housewares, toys, electronics, furniture
The high cost to dispose of certain pieces prevents us from accepting all donations. If it is torn, damaged, not functioning as-designed or is old technology, you may be asked to take it with you and dispose of it.
Some of the most needed items in the community as well as things we cannot currently accept are linked here.
The high cost to dispose of certain pieces prevents us from accepting all donations. If it is torn, damaged, not functioning as-designed or is old technology, you may be asked to take it with you and dispose of it.
Some of the most needed items in the community as well as things we cannot currently accept are linked here.
Drop off locations
Donation drop areas are marked with signs. Donations are subject to inspection. We reserve the right to say No thank you to any item we believe would be difficult to sell as-is. Both stores will provide donation tax receipts. Donation hours end 30 minutes before stores close.
Donation drop areas are marked with signs. Donations are subject to inspection. We reserve the right to say No thank you to any item we believe would be difficult to sell as-is. Both stores will provide donation tax receipts. Donation hours end 30 minutes before stores close.
Drop-off door is in the back of the store, off Sturgis Street. Pull in the driveway, ring the bell and a staff member will assist you. |
Drop off door is at the back of the store at the intersection of the two alleys. Park in front of the large garage door, ring the doorbell and a staff member will assist you. |
Learn more about SVdP Thrift Stores. For specific or general questions, or to learn more about the Society of St. Vincent de Paul–Twin Cities, contact us.
Store Donations
Thanks in advance for donating your goods to St. Vincent de Paul! Its value will reach the other side of town and the world. Here is some guidance as you make your donation choices.
Clothing
When it comes to men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, St. Vincent de Paul – Twin Cities eliminates the decision to donate or toss.
St. Vincent de Paul employees and volunteers sort each piece of clothing – keeping quality items for Thrift Store sale, Parish Free Store giveaways or shipment to missions abroad.
When it comes to men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, St. Vincent de Paul – Twin Cities eliminates the decision to donate or toss.
- If you would give an item to a loved one … we would love it!
- If your item is torn, stained, out of style or has a broken zipper … we’ll take that too!
- Don’t forget belts, purses, shoes and other accessories!
St. Vincent de Paul employees and volunteers sort each piece of clothing – keeping quality items for Thrift Store sale, Parish Free Store giveaways or shipment to missions abroad.
This month, we’re searching for the following donations:
- Books
- Pots, pans and silverware
- Christmas items
- Men's winter clothing
- Socks
Items that don’t make the cut are recycled to produce everything from insulation, stuffing for cushions, wiping rags or soundproofing material.
Housewares, toys, electronics, furniture
The high cost to dispose of certain pieces prevents us from accepting all donations. If it is torn, damaged, not functioning as-designed or is old technology, you may be asked to take and dispose of it.
Some of the most needed items in the community as well as things we cannot currently accept are linked here.
The high cost to dispose of certain pieces prevents us from accepting all donations. If it is torn, damaged, not functioning as-designed or is old technology, you may be asked to take and dispose of it.
Some of the most needed items in the community as well as things we cannot currently accept are linked here.
Drop off locations
Donation drop areas are marked with signs. Donations are subject to inspection. We reserve the right to say No thank you to any item we believe would be difficult to sell as-is. Both stores will provide donation tax receipts. Donation hours end 30 minutes before stores close.
Donation drop areas are marked with signs. Donations are subject to inspection. We reserve the right to say No thank you to any item we believe would be difficult to sell as-is. Both stores will provide donation tax receipts. Donation hours end 30 minutes before stores close.
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461 7th St. W.
St. Paul, MN 55102 (651) 227-1332 |
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Donation Hours
M-F: 9:30 am – 4:30 pm
Sat: 9:30 am – 2:30 pm
Sun: Closed
Drop-off door is in the back of the store, off Sturgis Street. Pull in the driveway, ring the bell and a staff member will assist you.
M-F: 9:30 am – 4:30 pm
Sat: 9:30 am – 2:30 pm
Sun: Closed
Drop-off door is in the back of the store, off Sturgis Street. Pull in the driveway, ring the bell and a staff member will assist you.
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2939 12th Ave. S.
Minneapolis, MN 55407 (612) 722-7882 |
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Donation Hours
M-F: 10:00 am – 4:30 pm
Sat: 10:00 am – 3:30 pm
Sun: Closed
Drop off door is at the back of the store at the intersection of the two alleys. Park in front of the large garage door, ring the doorbell and a staff member will assist you.
M-F: 10:00 am – 4:30 pm
Sat: 10:00 am – 3:30 pm
Sun: Closed
Drop off door is at the back of the store at the intersection of the two alleys. Park in front of the large garage door, ring the doorbell and a staff member will assist you.
Learn more about SVdP Thrift Stores. For specific or general questions about the Society of St. Vincent de Paul–Twin Cities, contact us.
