Hope Thrift Boutique has received a recent facelift! Our thrift store is bustling with even more new donations DAILY, giving you a space to find great deals and one-of-a-kind gifts!
We offer gifts for every member of the family, consignment furniture, household goods, books, clothing, and much more! And remember that 100% of your donations and purchases go DIRECTLY back to Hope Rescue Mission to continue our mission to serve, rescue, and transform those in need.
DON’T MISS UPCOMING SALES AND EVENTS!
Did you know that we offer furniture consignment?! A no-nonsense alternative to holding a yard sale or listing your items online, we may be able to sell your gently used furniture and split the proceeds with you. Reach out to us at: boutique1@hopemontana.org to see if your item would be a good fit for our store!
Store Hours
Tuesday – Saturday, 10:00am – 5:30pm
Closed Sundays and Monday
DONATIONS?
Quality donations are accepted on Tuesday - Friday, 10:00am - 4:00pm
We appreciate your willingness to donate your pre-owned merchandise! Please view Our Donation Guidelines to learn more about the donations we do not accept. Thank you for your willingness to give!
Our donation door, located to the right of our main entrance, accepts donations from 10AM-4PM, Tuesday-Friday.
We greatly appreciate when any donated item is in good working condition, clean, free of cobwebs/insects, and in season. Christmas donations are only accepted September 1st- December 5th, as we are not able to store these items year-round.
Although we are so thankful for your donations, there are some items which we are not able to sell or recycle.
We do not accept:
- Mattresses (or pull-out couches with mattresses)
- Box springs
- Bed frames (unless pre-approved by a manager)
- Cribs, crib mattresses, or car seats
- Stained or ripped couches/upholstered furniture
- Hazardous chemicals, solvents, and paint
- Construction materials
- Vacuums
- Large appliances (stoves, dishwashers, etc)
- Air conditioning units: we will only accept new, clean, working air conditioning units in the box or very gently used with clean filters.
- Ironing boards (Irons are OK)
- Broken luggage
- Large Exercise equipment (recumbent bikes, treadmills, etc)
- Computers and old box TVs
- Printers
- TV routers and antennas
- Stereo speakers
- Pianos and organs
- Christmas items are only accepted September 1st-December 5th
If you have one of the above items, here is a list of local resources that take donations of some of these items- be sure to call and check with each organization listed, as many of their guidelines change based on current inventory and space.
Donation Warehouse
1804 North Ave W
Tel: (406) 240-4042
Hours: M-F 10-5:30, Sat 10-4
Takes mattresses, box springs, large appliances- depending on available space
Offers free pickup– call for availability
YWCA (Secret Seconds)
920 Kensington Ave
(406)541-3210
Donation hours: Tues-Sat 10-5: call before going to see whether or not they are currently accepting donations.
1136 West Broadway
(406)549-1610
Donation hours: see above
Home ReSource
1515 Wyoming St
(406)541-8300
M-T, Th-Sat 9-6, W 10-6, Sun 10-4
Accepts a wide variety of building materials- changes based on available space. Visit homeresource.org/retail/materials/ to find specific guidelines.
Offers free pickup for large donations- call for availability.
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
3655 MT-200E
(406)549-8215
M-Sat 10-6, Sun 10-5
Accepts a wide variety of housewares/hardware/appliances- call before going to check on specific items.
Offers free pickup, call for availability.
Teen Challenge Resale & Donation
2036 Mullan Rd
(406)728-1171
M-Sat, 10-6
Accepts mattresses if they are from 2010 or newer, and have no stains or tears.
Offers free pickup, call for availability.
Best Buy
2640 N Reserve
(406)829-0409
Recycles small electronics (laptops/batteries, remotes, hard drives, cell phones, speakers) and vacuums for free, and larger electronics (monitors, TVs) for a $30 fee.
What happens to items we can't sell?
Our staff and volunteers work hard to keep as much out of the garbage as possible. The best way to do that is making sure we don’t accept any donations that we know won’t sell. Checking our donation guidelines above before bringing in your donations goes a long way, as does bringing in donations that are clean, free of dust and spiderwebs, and in great condition. However, donations will inevitably slip through the cracks that simply do not meet the standards we have set at the boutique. These items, as well as items that do not sell after being on the floor for two months, can still benefit Hope Rescue Mission through our newest venture: RESCUED!
