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Out With the Old!

Post-holiday cleanouts can free up space and help our neighbors (and pets) have an amazing 2026!

January is a natural time to reset, especially when your closet is feeling a little fuller after the holidays. If you’re ready to clear some space and give your gently used clothing, accessories, and whatever else a second life, Boerne has plenty of spots that turn your clean-out into real community impact. From local nonprofits to resale shops with a mission, these five destinations make it easy to pass along pieces and support neighbors who could use a little extra warmth this season.


 

The Sisters’ Attic Thrift Store

boernebenedictines.org/sisters-attic | 216 W. Highland Dr.

Run by the Benedictine Sisters, this cozy thrift spot will take your gently used clothes, accessories, and household treasures and really make a difference. Open Tuesday through Saturday, it’s easy to drop off items you no longer need and know they’ll support meaningful local ministries. Whether you’re clearing out after the holidays or just simplifying, this little shop turns your donations into help and hope right here.

The Closet Thrift Shop

thecenterboerne.org/thrift-shop | 17 Old San Antonio Rd., Rm. 128

The thrift shop at The Center—affectionately known as The Closet—is a cheerful, easygoing place to pass along clothes, accessories, and home goods you no longer need. Located inside The Center at Kronkosky Place, it’s open on weekdays and gladly welcomes clean, gently used donations. Every item you drop off helps fund programs for local older adults, so your post-holiday closet cleanout goes right back into supporting the community.

Random Hangers Thrift Shop & Warehouse

hcfstx.org/hcfs-thrift-shop | 114 W. Advogt

This chic shop, run by Hill Country Family Services, is a fun, stylish spot to hand off gently used clothing, shoes, bags, and home goods. With fresh finds hitting the floor all week, it always feels a little like a treasure hunt. They’re open Tuesday through Saturday and put every dollar earned toward supporting local families in need.

Fabulous Finds Thrift Stores

kcwstexas.org/thrift-stores | 934 N. School St. | 616 Front St., Comfort

Fabulous Finds is a boutique-style thrift store run by Kendall County Women’s Shelter, with locations in Boerne and Comfort. Drop off your gently used clothes, household items, or décor, and know that every dollar from sales goes directly toward helping survivors of domestic abuse and their families. Shopping there doesn’t just mean scoring a deal; it means giving back in a pretty meaningful way.

Hill Country Animal League Thrift Store

thriftstore.hcaltx.org | 115 W. Bandera Rd.

Hill Country Animal League’s Thrift Store will happily take gently used clothing, accessories, housewares, and little treasures you no longer need, then turn those donations into support for their low-cost spay/neuter and pet wellness programs. Swing by, poke around the racks, and know that every shirt, mug, or necklace you part with helps local pets stay healthy. It’s a win for your closet and for Boerne’s furry friends.

From local nonprofits to resale shops with a mission, these shops make it easy to pass along pieces and support neighbors who could use a little extra warmth this season.