May Court Thirft Store
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Shop with Purpose
The May Court Thrift Shop is more than a store—it’s the heart of our fundraising efforts. Every item sold helps fund vital programs across Leeds & Grenville, including food banks, dental and medical aid, school nutrition programs, scholarships, and seasonal support for families in need.
All proceeds stay local and go directly back into the community. When you shop with us, you're helping your neighbours live safer, healthier, and more supported lives.
What we Sell
We carry a wide variety of high-quality, gently used items at affordable prices, including:
- Men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing
- Jewelry and accessories
- Books, puzzles, and toys
- Small household goods, linens, kitchenware
- Seasonal and gift items
We update our inventory daily—there’s always something new to discover.
How to Donate
We gladly accept donations of clean, gently used items during store hours:
Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Please bring your donations into the Thrift Shop at 75 King Street West. Items should be in good condition, seasonal, and ready for resale.
We Accept:
Clothing, shoes, accessories, small appliances, books, jewelry, linens, household décor
We Cannot Accept:
Furniture, electronics, mattresses, or items in poor condition
If you have questions about specific items or estate donations, please call the shop at 613-342-2251.
If you are interested in making a memorial donation to the May Court Club of Brockville, please mail your cheque to:
The May Court Club of Brockville
75 King Street West,
Brockville, ON, K6V 3R1
If you are interested in leaving a monetary donation from your estate, please contact the president info@maycourtbrockville.org.
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Summer Student Program at the Thrift Shop
Each summer, The May Court Club of Brockville hires local students to help run our Thrift Shop at 75 King Street West.
These students play a key role in keeping the shop organized, welcoming, and running smoothly during our busiest season.
Beyond daily operations, they gain hands-on experience in customer service, retail management, merchandising, and teamwork—all while contributing to meaningful community support initiatives.
Their impact is felt not just in how the shop looks and operates, but in the energy and leadership they bring. Many go on to use the skills they’ve developed here in future education and employment opportunities.
We are proud to support youth in our region and grateful for the difference each student makes.