
ThriftLink
A live board for local thrift and reuse needs.
What it does
ThriftLink helps thrift stores share real-time needs with their local communities, making donations more useful and timely. Donors can see exactly what’s needed, creating a more efficient and thoughtful way to reduce waste and give back.
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all alternatives →- TDThriftled – DoorDash for local thrift stores (books and clothes first)2025 · thriftled.com · ▲10
My cofounder and I noticed that thrift stores were still offline, and no one had tried to solve delivery for secondhand items the way DoorDash did for food. We built Thriftled, which lists inventory from local thrift stores, lets users shop online, and handles delivery. No warehouses, no massive ops overhead — stores ship directly, and we handle the UX, payments, and logistics. We're testing with books and clothes from Value Village and a few independents. Would love your thoughts on the model, tech stack, and growth ideas.





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