Hospice Thrift Shoppe

The Hospice Thrift Shoppe in Alamo, California offers much more than just second-hand treasures—it provides meaningful shopping with a mission. Located at 3162 Danville Blvd, this charming store supports Hospice East Bay's compassionate care services through every purchase. The carefully curated selection ranges from gently used clothing and accessories to furniture, housewares, and unique collectibles that can't be found anywhere else in the Danville-Alamo area. What sets Hospice Thrift Shoppe apart is the warm, welcoming atmosphere created by dedicated volunteers who help maintain the store's organized, clean environment. Many Alamo residents make weekly visits part of their routine, knowing they're supporting end-of-life care while discovering affordable, quality items. The shop's reputation for reasonable pricing and constantly refreshed inventory makes it a favorite destination for eco-conscious shoppers and treasure hunters throughout Contra Costa County.

Store Information

3162 Danville Blvd, Alamo, CA 94507

Phone: +1 925-820-6525

Email: contact@hospiceeastbay.org

Website: https://www.hospiceeastbay.org/thrift/locations

3.7★ average across 29 reviews on Google

Store Hours

  • Monday: 10AM-5PM
  • Tuesday: 10AM-5PM
  • Wednesday: 10AM-5PM
  • Thursday: 10AM-5PM
  • Friday: 10AM-5PM
  • Saturday: 10AM-5PM
  • Sunday: 11AM-5PM

What They Sell

The Hospice Thrift Shoppe offers an impressive variety of pre-loved merchandise that changes daily as new donations arrive. Shoppers can browse through quality clothing for all ages, including designer labels often at a fraction of retail prices. The home goods section features everything from practical kitchenware and decorative items to furniture pieces ready for a new home. Book lovers will appreciate the well-organized selection of hardbacks and paperbacks, while collectors might discover vintage jewelry, artwork, or unique curiosities. With seasonal displays rotating throughout the year, the shop also offers holiday decorations, gift items, and specialty pieces that reflect current trends and timeless classics.

The Neighborhood

Nestled in the upscale community of Alamo, California, the Hospice Thrift Shoppe enjoys a prime location on Danville Boulevard, the area's main thoroughfare. This charming East Bay community offers a blend of suburban comfort with small-town appeal, surrounded by rolling hills and mature oak trees. The store sits conveniently near the Alamo Plaza Shopping Center, making it an easy stop while running errands. Nearby landmarks include Round Hill Country Club and the Iron Horse Regional Trail, attracting both locals and visitors from neighboring Danville and Walnut Creek.

Parking

The Hospice Thrift Shoppe offers convenient parking options for shoppers visiting their Danville Boulevard location. The store benefits from a shared parking lot with ample free spaces right in front of the entrance. During peak shopping hours (typically weekend afternoons), additional parking can be found along the side of the building. For larger furniture purchases, there's a designated loading zone near the back entrance where staff can help with item loading.

Shopping Tips

  • Join their email list at the register to receive notifications about special sales events and discount days unique to the Alamo location.
  • Visit on Wednesdays when new donations are typically processed and put out on the floor, giving you first access to fresh inventory.
  • For furniture or larger items, bring measurements of your space and check with volunteers about their delivery options for Alamo and surrounding communities.
  • Donations are best dropped off in the morning hours before 3PM when the sorting team is fully staffed.
  • Ask about their color tag system—each week different colored tags offer additional discounts of up to 50% off the already reasonable prices.

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