Celebrate. Donate. Reuse. Celebrate again.
Trinkets Thrift collects and resells gently used event décor, supplies and materials from weddings, showers, graduations and other gatherings, making celebrations more sustainable, affordable and accessible.
An emerging non-profit. We are currently NOT accepting event donations from the public. We are, however, accepting monetary donations. Donate Now!
THE PROBLEM
Celebrations often require décor, supplies, and materials that are purchased for a single event, used briefly, and then stored or discarded.
At the same time, the cost of creating a meaningful gathering can add up quickly.
Trinkets exists to keep usable event materials in circulation—reducing waste while making celebrations more accessible.
Usable materials should stay in use.
Usable materials should not enter the waste stream
Bought for one day
Centerpieces, linens, signage, favors, and other event materials are often purchased for a single celebration.
Too often discarded
Without an easy reuse option, usable materials can end up stored indefinitely or thrown away.
Still perfectly good
Many of those items remain useful and could support another gathering.
THE CORE CONCEPT
Celebrate, donate, reuse, celebrate again
Celebrate
A wedding, a shower, a graduation, a birthday. The décor and supplies get used for the day.
Donate
Gently used materials come to Trinkets instead of the waste stream.
Reuse
Everything is checked, sorted and resold at a price that makes celebrating possible.
Celebrate again
Another family marks their own occasion, and the materials come back around.
Where we are now, and where we are going
WHERE WE ARE NOW
We are currently building and fundraising. Follow our journey on social media and donate now!
WHERE WE ARE GOING
A permanent storefront, so reusable celebration materials are easy to find and easy to afford. We will also host various workshops where people can learn and gather.
DONATE
We are NOT accepting donated physical items at this time. Monetary donations are welcome.
“A world where every celebration leaves behind memories, not waste, and where shared resources strengthen community connections.”