Scott Groves
November 24, 2025
If you’re in Henderson and want more than your average thrift browse, The Giving Store delivers. This upscale nonprofit thrift store sits at 274 E Lake Mead Pkwy in Henderson and supports a meaningful cause—every item purchased helps benefit the local shelter for domestic‑violence survivors, especially children.
Why locals keep coming back
- They carry a wide variety of items: men’s, women’s and kids’ clothing, household goods, toys, electronics, books, DVDs/games, even furniture (on approval)
- Their pricing aims to be lower than typical thrift stores, but the merchandise is “higher quality”
- If you donate something they can’t sell, it doesn’t go to waste—they re‑donate it to other nonprofits and use the gift cards they receive to support the shelter residents
Community and culture fit
This place isn’t just bargain shopping—it’s local support in action. The store is run by a nonprofit (501(c)(3)) and funnels proceeds to the shelter (not just “charity” in name only). They also host discount days: Tuesdays for seniors, Wednesdays for local businesses, Thursdays for police/firefighters/active military/veterans, and Fridays for customer appreciation. So it’s not just “buy stuff” but also “feel good while buying stuff.”
Standout offerings
- Upscale designer clothes and high‑end furniture show up regularly
- Weekly rotating colored‑tag discounts: one tag might be 50% off, another 75% off—so treasure‑hunting pays
- Donations accepted daily (Tue‑Sat), and if you’re bringing furniture you’ll want to email ahead with a photo because space is limited
Quick details
- Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 9 AM–4 PM (Sunday & Monday closed)
- Address: 274 E Lake Mead Pkwy, Henderson, NV 89015
- Phone: (702) 565‑4483
- Website: thegivingstorenv.com
If you’re looking to shop thrift with purpose—or donate pieces with a meaningful impact—this store is well worth a stop. Next time you’re over by the old mall or Lake Mead stretch, swing by The Giving Store before that hidden gem disappears.
Updated September 25, 2026 to reflect substantive changes.
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