Church thrift shop in Los Angeles, California

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Los Angeles Thrift Store is a Catholic volunteer organization dedicated to serving the poor and homeless of any religion for free. Located at 210 North Avenue 21 in Los Angeles, California, our thrift store offers a wide range of items including clothing, furniture, home goods, and shoes at budget-friendly prices. By shopping or donating to our store, you can help provide the resources needed to sustain our programs and make a difference in your community. With over 2,500 volunteers in LA, Ventura, and Santa Barbara Counties, we offer food, clothing, furniture, appliances, rental assistance, and other forms of financial aid to those in need. Additionally, our Circle V Ranch Camp in the Los Padres National Forest provides youth-centered programming and positive activities for children. If you are in need of assistance, our Conferences of Charity located at Catholic Church parishes can provide food, clothing, transportation, rental assistance, and more. Your support of our thrift store helps to clothe the needy and fund our food pantries and soup kitchens. Please remember to wear a mask and practice social distancing when visiting our store for the safety of our employees and shoppers. Join us in making a difference in the lives of those less fortunate.

Welcome to the Salvation Army Corps Community Center, located at 138 South Bandini Street, Los Angeles, California. As a dedicated place of worship and community support, we are committed to serving the needs of our local area with compassion and dedication. Our mission is rooted in the universal Christian Church, driven by the love of God and the teachings of Jesus Christ. At the Salvation Army, we understand the unique challenges faced by our community. We are devoted to providing assistance and hope to those in need, whether it's through our thrift store outfitting children for back to school, offering financial aid, or supporting families during the holiday season. In 2021 alone, we provided over $3.8 million in financial assistance to those struggling to make ends meet.