Senior Thrift
5518 Woodard Avenue
Freeland, WA 98249
(off SR 525 just north of Main Street in Freeland)
We offer new and lightly used clothing, furniture, household goods, outdoor items, tools, crafts, books, jewelry, electronics, and children’s items. Visit our housewares department and year round Christmas room. When you shop at Senior Thrift proceeds support Island Senior Resources.
Senior Thrift Hours of Operation
Shopping hours
- Tuesday – Saturday open from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
- Closed Sunday, Monday
Accepting donations at the store
- Wednesday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. (or until capacity is reached).
- All clothing donated must be washed and in good condition. We are unable to accept the following items: bed frames, broken items, computers, exercise machines, headboards, helmets, inflatables, laptops, mattresses, mattress pads, mattress toppers, oils & varnishes, paints, particle board furniture, printers, rusted metal, ski equipment, sleeping bags, Styrofoam coolers, tv (tube, wall mounted), and used candles.
5518 Woodard Avenue
Freeland WA 98249
(off SR 525 just north of Main Street in Freeland)
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Shop with a purpose.
Volunteer. Lend A Hand.
Do you have free time that you’d like to spend volunteering to help others? The best part of volunteering is how much you receive back when you help us help others.
Join Our Team.
Are you looking for a job and have retail experience? Consider joining the staff at Island Thrift. Check our employment page for any available opportunities.
Shop Sustainably at Senior Thrift
Buying one used item reduces its carbon footprint by 82%. If everyone chose to purchase one used item (instead of new) this year, it would save:
- 5.7 billion pounds of CO2 emissions
- 11 billion KwH of energy
- 25 billion gallons of water
- 449 million pounds of waste
Shop at Senior Thrift and reduce your carbon footprint.
Special Thanks!
Special thanks to Puget Sound Energy. Thank you for the generous $50,000 grant. This paid for the solar panels and installation. Solar panels were installed by Whidbey Sun and Wind.