MCC Thrift
10520 100 street V1J 3Z6 Fort Saint John, BC, Canada

Our sale on children's clothes and shoes continues today!

SALE ON KIDS CLOTHES AND SHOES!! Friday and Saturday.

Thank you for keeping the flow of donations and sales going these days If you were to travel from shop to shop (if only, eh?) and take a look at the behind-the-scenes activities happening you would find volunteers sorting donations, cleaning, re-stocking shelves, taking photos of current items to post online, filling online orders, and in some locations even doing personal shopping for you. * Due to quickly changing provincial/regional pandemic restrictions it is always best to contact your local MCC Thrift shop for the most up-to-date information regarding shopping and donation hours.

We have some great finds for your home. Come check here first!

NO CLOTHING or BOOK donations at this time. Sorry for the inconvenienceNO CLOTHING or BOOK donations at this time. Sorry for the inconvenience

The next time you're browsing through plates and bowls, know that you are helping people like Nsimire Mugoli and Chubaka Birhonoka grow their own food. How does it work? When you purchase something at your local MCC Thrift shop, you fund MCC-supported projects like the one featured in this video, which provides the tools, supplies and training needed for displaced people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to grow their own food.

Check out our winter sales!! You can't beat our prices!

An important resource from Mennonite Central Committee - MCC

Sometimes it's fun to post photos from a different time...one when we could see the smiles on all of our shoppers faces. That said, T H A N K - Y O U for doing your part and helping keep everyone safe by wearing a face mask when you're shopping at MCC Thrift these days. We really appreciate it! One day we'll be able to see each others full smiles again. That will be a happy day ... #MCCThrift

Ever stop to think about how your purchase is affecting people + the planet? Purchasing from a small business means something different than purchasing from a big box store, and purchasing new means something different than purchasing used. Then there's purchasing from a social enterprise - yikes, so many options! #MCCThrift shops are social enterprises, selling second-hand treasures. When you make a purchase from an MCC Thrift shop, your purchase means basic needs, education, shelter, water and more for people around the world through the work of Mennonite Central Committee - MCC.

Don't let cool weather keep you from getting outside A few tips if you're purchasing winter clothing secondhand... Don't forget about layering! A warm sweater under a rain jacket can be just as warm as a winter jacket.... Sometimes a medium in one brand fits like a large in another - don't be attached to the size you see on the label. Pay attention to the material different items are made of. Materials wash differently, wear differently, and are different levels of water proof. #MCCThrift #SupportLocal #Thrift #SustainableShopping #SecondHand #MCCPeace #MyMCCThriftFind

Starting to think about decorating for Christmas? If your local MCC Thrift Shop is currently open, don't forget to check out their holiday displays ... #MCCThrift #MyMCCThriftFind #MCCPeace #ChristmasDecorating #ChristmasOrnaments

We will be requiring our customers to wear masks when shopping at our store as per the new BC health restrictions. Thank you for continuing to shop and support our store and the work of MCC!

We have some beautiful nativity sets. Come take a look!