Housing Works Thrift Shop —
Park Slope

The Housing Works Thrift Shop in Park Slope sits in a Brooklyn neighborhood known for tree-lined streets and brownstone blocks. Locals and visitors stop by often, and the selection changes regularly as new pieces arrive throughout the day

Store Details

266 5th Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11215

Getting Here

The shop is on 5th Ave between Garfield Place and Carroll Street. Take the R train to Union Street or the F, G or R train to 4 Av-9 St.

Store Hours

Monday – Saturday
12 p.m. — 7 p.m.
Sunday
12 p.m. — 5 p.m.

What You’ll
Find Here

The Housing Works Park Slope thrift shop brings secondhand clothing, shoes and decor to 5th Ave, right in the middle of the neighborhood’s daily rhythm. Inventory changes often, so a quick stop can turn up something different each time. Pop in and see what’s new.

Clothing and accessories
Shoes and bags
Decor and everyday finds
Frequent new arrivals worth checking often

Donations

Our Thrift Shops thrive on community support and your secondhand goods in good condition keep our selection moving and give a second chance to a New Yorker in need. Donations that are gently used and in great condition are essential to keep our doors open. We welcome a wide array of items such as men’s and women’s clothing, accessories, jewelry, shoes, housewares, books*, furniture* and more.

*PLEASE NOTE:

If you are donating furniture, please call ahead and confirm with the Shop.
Maximum of two boxes of books per customer at our Thrift Shops.
We are not currently able to offer curbside assistance for donations, so please plan accordingly.
We DO NOT accept electronics, appliances, strollers, mattresses, exercise equipment, or cribs.

You can also make a 100% tax-deductible donation to support Housing Works’ services and advocacy.

Why Shopping Here Matters

Every purchase at this location helps support housing, healthcare, and advocacy for New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS. It’s everyday shopping with real reach built in.

While You're in the Neighborhood

Our thrift shop is surrounded by the brownstone blocks, independent businesses and neighborhood gathering places that make this part of Brooklyn feel distinctly Park Slope.

What to Do Around Park Slope

Spend a little more time in the neighborhood with local history, green space and a few Park Slope favorites.

Washington Park: Take a break in this neighborhood green space.
Old Stone House of Brooklyn: Learn about Brooklyn history at this landmark inside Washington Park.
Puppetworks: See a marionette performance at the neighborhood theater.
Prospect Park: Walk the paths, relax on the lawns or spend some time outdoors.

Grab a Bite Nearby

Nearby Park Slope restaurants offer quick bites and sit-down meals before or after you shop.

Petite Dumpling: Stop in for dumplings and casual dishes.
Brooklyn DOP: Grab a slice at this neighborhood pizzeria.
Muan House Thai Restaurant and Bar: Sit down for Thai dishes and drinks.
Al Di La Trattoria: CSettle in for well-loved Italian food in the heart of Park Slope.
Haenyeo: Stop in for Korean seafood dishes just down the block.

Park Slope Thrift Shop FAQs

Do you accept donations at the Park Slope location?

This thrift shop accepts donations at 266 5th Ave, including gently used clothing, accessories, jewelry, shoes, housewares, books and furniture. Call 718-636-2271 before bringing furniture to confirm that the shop can receive it. Donations support housing, healthcare and advocacy for New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS.

What are the thrift shop hours?

The Housing Works Park Slope Thrift Shop is open Monday through Saturday from 12 to 7 p.m. The shop is open Sunday from 12 to 5 p.m. Holiday hours may vary.

What kinds of items does this location carry?

This shop carries secondhand clothing, shoes and decor. The selection changes as new items arrive.

Does Housing Works accept all clothing donations?

Housing Works accepts men’s and women’s clothing that is gently used and in great condition. The shop may decline clothing that is damaged, heavily worn or not suitable for resale.

Is this location easy to visit while exploring Park Slope?

Yes. Stop in to browse secondhand clothing, shoes and decor while walking through the neighborhood. This Brooklyn thrift shop is on 5th Ave near Washington Park, the Old Stone House of Brooklyn and local restaurants.