Top Drawer Thrift

Separating the wheat from the chaff since ’93.

Donate to Top Drawer

Top Drawer depends entirely on community donations and every dollar earned goes to our housing and hospice programs.

Donations are accepted Monday through Saturday between 10 AM and 5 PM. The store is open until 6 PM.
Please do not leave donations outside of the store – we may not receive it.

Tax Deductions

All donations are 100% tax-deductible, and you will be given a receipt for your donation.

What we accept

Furniture, clothing, books, electronic items, jewelry and accessories, household goods … and practically anything small enough to fit in your car.

What we cannot accept

Due to space constraints, we cannot accept mattresses, refrigerators, washer/dryers, dishwashers, or other large household appliances.

Pick Up of Donations

Top Drawer Thrift does its best to accommodate our donors. When we have volunteers available, we can arrange to pick-up your larger furniture items. Please call us at the store at 454-5161 and let our staff know what items you have to donate and we’ll do everything we can to make it as convenient for you as possible.

Project Transitions News

April 28, 2011

Bike Curious is in training mode for the Hill Country Ride for AIDS!

Project Transitions’ Hill Country Ride for AIDS bike team (now also open to runners) is back on the road! Last year “Bike Curious” raised over $5,000 for the Ride and this year we hope to double that. We invite you to join us in this truly rewarding and fun experience. The funds raised are distributed among ten different HIV/AIDS related organizations to help provide much needed services to people living with HIV/AIDS. Project Transitions is proud to be one of the beneficiaries of this ride. This year, the Hill Country Ride has added a running component offering a 5k, 10k, 1/2 marathon and a duathalon, in case biking isn’t your thing. This event is not a race and is open to people of all ages and abilities.

Participation in the Hill Country Ride will impact the lives of people living with HIV/AIDS in a greatly profound way. For this reason alone, participation is totally worth the effort. But, as an added bonus, there are also personal benefits to participating in the event! These include, but are not limited to: The confidence that comes with setting a goal and achieving said goal; the praise that your doctor will bestow upon you for participating in a healthy and active life style; The compliments that are sure to come with the impending loss of weight and new muscle tone; and the camaraderie associated with being an active member of your community.

Help Project Transitions make this the best Hill Country Ride for AIDS yet!

Sign up here to join Project Transitions Team Bike Curious!

May 1, 2011

Educate Yourself on the Issues

It’s time to know more. For detailed information about HIV/AIDS, medication, activism, prevention, how to live with HIV/AIDS, and personal stories from HIV+ people, head to TheBody.com. There you’ll find the Visual AIDS web gallery of HIV+ artists, up-to-the-minute information about HIV medications, and news from the HIV/AIDS community around the United States.

For contemporary news and articles relating to HIV/AIDS, head to HIV Plus Magazine online and to connect more with the HIV+ community through forums, personals, video, articles about HIV/AIDS history and current events, visit POZ Magazine online.

More links:
Avert.org’s HIV/AIDS History
ActUp.org
The CDC
Hill Country Ride for AIDS
International Planned Parenthood Federation
AIDS.gov

April 25, 2011

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Contact Us

  • Project Transitions
  • PO Box 4826
  • Austin Texas 78765
  • 512 454 8646