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At Salvos Stores, we extend the life of everyday goods, keeping 50 million+ items in circulation every year – this is the circular economy in action.
What is the circular economy?
Historically, many products have followed a linear pathway: Take → Make → Use → Dispose Circular economy systems aim to help extend product life, recover value and reduce waste through: • Reuse • Repair • Redistribution • Refurbishment • Recycling • Recovery At Salvos Stores, we put this into practice every day. From individual donations to large-scale partnerships, every contribution helps keep valuable resources in use for longer.
Since the late 1800s, The Salvation Army has been extending the life of clothing, textiles and household goods through repair, repurposing and resale. Today, Salvos Stores continues that legacy at a scale few organisations can match.
Since the late 1800s, The Salvation Army has been extending the life of clothing, textiles and household goods through repair, repurposing and resale. Today, Salvos Stores continues that legacy at a scale few organisations can match.
Our national network spans metropolitan and regional Australia, combining logistics capability with established redistribution systems – meaning we can collect and process your stock wherever it is.
Products redistributed through Salvos Stores support people and communities across Australia – with purchases directly funding The Salvation Army’s life-changing programs. In 2025-26, every purchase helped make outcomes like these possible:
Products redistributed through Salvos Stores support people and communities across Australia – with purchases directly funding The Salvation Army’s life-changing programs. In 2025-26, every purchase helped make outcomes like these possible:
people supported with food parcels
people assisted who were homeless or at risk of homelessness
people supported through family violence services
emergency responses to disasters, including fires, floods and power outages
Our partners
We’re looking for organisations ready to act on textile waste, surplus stock, or recovery innovation.
Australia's first automated textile sorting facility is creating recovery pathways for end-of-life textiles.
We’re turning surplus stock, aged inventory and products with nowhere to go into a resource that gives back to the community.
We’re partnering with industry, government, researchers and stewardship organisations to build recovery systems and drive operational innovation across Australia.
