The Closet still has a great inventory of winter wear on sale through March 16th, so stop in now and grab a bargain. The store will be closed for shopping (but open for donations) March 18th through 20th to change over to spring and summer merchandise. March 21st will be our grand reopening.
Come in then and shop our tremendous spring and summer inventory!
Giving Back to the Community
When you donate, volunteer and shop at The Closet, you help us to help the local community. In 2018 The Closet provided over $94,000 in clothing, shoes and essential household goods at no cost to the needy. Additionally, from 2010 through 2018 The Closet has donated over $402K to local charities plus $148K in college scholarships. The Closet also delivers its excess goods to communities in the Shenandoah Valley, where they are distributed free of charge to those who need a helping hand. So remember, when you donate, volunteer and shop at The Closet you are part of the support to the community!
Welcome to The Closet
The Closet Of The Greater Herndon Area Incorporated is a nonprofit thrift shop in the heart of historic downtown Herndon, Virginia.
The Closet was founded in 1974 by a handful of churches to assist low-income families by selling used clothing at nominal prices. Over the years, our mission has expanded and we have become a significant resource for the greater Herndon area.
We continue to be a source of low-cost clothing and household necessities for families and individuals on a tight budget. The Closet sells a wide variety of donated items, including men’s, women’s, and children’s clothes and shoes; housewares such as dishes, kitchenware and linens; electronics; sporting goods; books, videos, CDs and record albums; artwork and frames; toys; and knickknacks.
We also give away clothing at no cost to truly needy individuals, and we use our profits to support worthwhile community programs.
Items we are unable to sell are donated to needy communities in the western part of the state.
Collectors and antiques buffs like to check The Closet’s shelves for unusual books, plates and collectibles. Bargain hunters often find brand-new or never-used merchandise at a fraction of the retail price. On shopping days, eager shoppers often begin lining up outside before the store opens.
