Value Village Careers and Employment

Value Village, a Savers brand, is a for-profit, global thrift retailer offering great quality, gently used clothing, accessories and household goods. Our Rethink Reuse® business model of purchasing, reselling and recycling gives communities a smart way to shop and keeps more than 700 million pounds of used goods from landfills each year. We also help more than 100 nonprofit organizations by purchasing donated goods from them, which provides a source of revenue to help supports their vital commun...Show less

Value Village, a Savers brand, is a for-profit, global thrift retailer offering great quality, gently used clothing, accessories and household goods. Our Rethink Reuse® business model of purchasing, reselling and recycling gives communities a smart way to shop and keeps more than 700 million pounds of used goods from landfills each year. We also help more than 100 nonprofit organizations by purchasing donated goods from them, which provides a source of revenue to help supports their vital community programs and services. Our brands comprise of Savers (in the U.S. and Australia), Value Village (in the U.S. and Canada), Unique (in the U.S.), and Village des Valeurs (in Quebec). All in all, we operate over 300 locations and have 21,000 employees.

Our Beginning

We first started as a thrift store operating out of an old movie theater in San Francisco’s Mission District back in 1954. We gave people what they were looking for: well-priced items that made them crazier than the Elvis hip thrust.

Local Partnerships

As our company grew, so did our heart for helping others. We wanted to help local communities, so we partnered with nonprofit organizations doing great things like helping kids, the disabled, people suffering from diseases. The business model caught on to the tune of 300 stores across the United States, Canada and Australia.

Global Impact

But we didn’t stop there. We looked globally, too. We resolved to keep 700 million pounds of items from bedding and shoes to dishes and toys out of landfills each year by either selling it in our stores or sending it to recyclers and developing countries.Show less