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Arc Thrift

94 donation centers across 3 states

Est. 1968Denver, CO

Donating to Arc Thrift

Arc Thrift Stores fund programs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Based in Colorado, Arc Thrift operates one of the state's largest chains of thrift stores, with locations across the Front Range and beyond. Every purchase and donation supports The Arc's mission of full community inclusion.

The Arc provides job training, supported employment, advocacy, and community living programs. When you donate to Arc Thrift, your items are sold in their stores at affordable prices. The revenue directly funds services that help people with disabilities live independently and participate fully in their communities.

Arc Thrift stores accept a wide range of items including clothing, shoes, furniture, electronics, books, and toys. Most locations have a covered drive-through donation area. Donation receipts are provided on the spot. They also run periodic special collection events for larger items.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are Arc Thrift Stores located?

Arc Thrift operates primarily in Colorado, with stores along the Front Range from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs. Check arcthrift.com for specific locations.

Who benefits from Arc Thrift donations?

Proceeds support The Arc, which provides job training, supported employment, advocacy, and community living programs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Does Arc Thrift accept electronics?

Yes. Most Arc Thrift locations accept working electronics including computers, TVs, and small appliances. Items should be in functional condition with cords included.

Does Arc Thrift offer donation pickup?

Some locations offer pickup for large items. Most donations are drop-off only at the store's donation door. Call your nearest Arc Thrift to ask about pickup options.

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