Sack's of Bozeman

Everything that is donated to this thrift store that goes unsold locally is picked up by Collective Recyclers & is redistributed for reuse first (mostly in poorer developing countries), then for recycling. 70% of unsold donations are reused, 25% is recycled, & less that 5% ends up in the landfill: clothes & textiles of all sort, shoes, bags, belts, purses, hats, toys, stuffed animals, books, bric-a-brac, household items, you name it. Accepts all the usual thrift store donations, but not curbside-type recyclables such as paper, plastic, glass. They do accept electronics of all sorts, 100% of which is recycled.

A great friend once told me if you want a good vallue shop at Sacks and The Salvation Army thrift stores well he was right. I love them both. Many have started thrift stores in the area, and the ones that bash or spread garbage usually end up folding. But you know, Sacks and Salvation Army are hear to stay I love a good bargain where ever it is. I think Sacks and Salvation Army are my favorites.