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Out of the Closet thrift stores are operated by AIDS Healthcare Foundation, the largest global organization providing HIV/AIDS medical care. Every dollar spent or donated at Out of the Closet funds free HIV testing, treatment, and prevention programs for people who can't afford healthcare.
The stores are known for their welcoming atmosphere and well-curated inventory. Most locations also offer free HIV testing right in the store, making healthcare accessible in communities that need it most. Out of the Closet operates primarily in California, with additional locations in other states.
Donations of clothing, shoes, accessories, household items, and furniture are accepted during store hours. The stores sell quality secondhand goods at fair prices, and the full proceeds go back to AIDS Healthcare Foundation's mission of providing cutting-edge medical care regardless of ability to pay.
35 donation centers across 9 states
Yes. Most Out of the Closet locations offer free, walk-in HIV testing during store hours. No appointment needed. Results are available in about 20 minutes.
Primarily in California, with locations in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other cities. Some stores operate in other states. Check their website for a complete list.
All proceeds go to AIDS Healthcare Foundation, funding free HIV/AIDS medical care, testing, and prevention programs for people regardless of their ability to pay.
Clothing, shoes, accessories, household items, furniture, electronics, and books. Drop off during store hours. Mattresses, large appliances, and hazardous materials are not accepted.

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