About Salvation Army
The Salvation Army, a global humanitarian organization, embodies sustainability by promoting thrift and reuse. Through its extensive network of thrift stores, it encourages the circulation of second-hand goods, reducing the environmental impact of consumerism. By extending the life cycle of items and providing affordable options, The Salvation Army fosters a sustainable approach to consumption while supporting vital community programs.
How is Salvation Army sustainable?
Vintage, Secondhand, & Thrift Stores cut down on waste and save valuable resources by extending the life of things that already exist. By choosing secondhand, we save money and emissions while powering the circular economy and keeping things out of landfills.
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