Thrift Store on Mission
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What a year!
Thanks to your incredible support, Tabitha’s House has set record-breaking sales—and even more importantly, we’ve been able to serve more neighbors in need than ever before. Every purchase makes a real impact, and the best part? Our stores are still packed with amazing finds, and the deals are worth making the driveway decision to finish your holiday shopping. We’re so grateful for each of you who make this work possible—together, we’re not just hitting goals, we’re changing lives!
Upcoming Sales & Events
Everyday!
75% off Clothing & Shoes
All Men's, Women's, and Kid's
clothing & shoes.
Wednesdays!
50% off Housewares, Linens, cookware, dishes, small
appliances, & more!
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Tuesdays!
50% off Kid's Toys Stuffed animals, board games, electronic toys, & more!
FIND TREASURES
Every visit to Tabitha’s House is a chance to discover something special. Whether it's a vintage gem, a cozy sweater, or the perfect piece for your home, our shelves are full of surprises donated with love by our community. When you shop here, you're not just finding treasures — you're becoming part of a story that gives back.
FUEL CHANGE
Your purchase does more than bring joy to your day. It helps power our mission to serve neighbors in need. Every dollar spent at Tabitha’s House provides support, resources, and hope to local families. When you shop with us, you're not just taking something home. You're helping someone take a step forward.
A THRIFT STORE
OF THE EPICENTER
As a strategic way to expand impact, Tabitha’s House merged with The EPICENTER, a nonprofit community center with locations in Edgewood and Aberdeen. The EPICENTER also has a proud history and reputation for serving the community and is deeply engaged with many of the families that we serve, many of whom live in the Rt 40 area. This partnership and integration into the good work that The EPICENTER is doing makes us even more effective in our mission to empower people, strengthen families, and build a sense of community and trust.
