Thrift & Second-Hand Stores in Israel
Looking for the best thrift stores near you? This is a verified, city-by-city guide to second-hand and charity shops, vintage stores, flea markets and donation points across Israel — independent research, not scraped from Google Maps.
We recommend verifying details (hours, address) directly with the venue before visiting.
Want to donate? The full guide: where to donate furniture, clothes & books →
Looking for a flea market? See our flea markets guide
National Chains
ויצ"ו — רשת הביגודית
WIZO's "Bigudiyot" chain is Israel's largest second-hand shop network, with ~45 shops from Kiryat Shemona to Eilat and ~100 collection containers nationwide. It accepts clothing, shoes, books, and household items; proceeds support women and children at risk.
יד שרה
Yad Sarah is Israel's largest volunteer organization, with 127 branches lending over 150 types of medical and rehabilitation equipment free of charge — wheelchairs, electric beds, respiratory devices and more. Working medical equipment can be donated at any branch; items are inspected and sterilized before relending.
פתחון לב
Pitchon Lev is a social NGO supporting low-income families, accepting donations of clothing, toys, household goods and furniture at three support centers and ~40 collection bins at Sonol gas stations nationwide. It runs "Bazar Mikol HaLev" second-hand shops whose proceeds fund food baskets; no home pickup.
מיד ליעד
Miad LeYaad is a national NGO that transfers furniture, appliances and household goods in excellent condition directly to families in need. It offers home or office pickup nationwide, coordinated in advance with photos of the items.
Venues by City
FAQ
Where can I find the best thrift stores near me in Israel?
Browse our city-by-city second-hand directory below, or tap the "Find thrift & second-hand stores near you" button above to jump straight to the nearest published city guide. Every listing is independently verified with an address and a last-checked date — nothing here is scraped from Google Maps.
What's the difference between a thrift store, a charity shop and a flea market?
A charity shop (often run by a nonprofit) sells donated goods to fund its cause, a thrift or second-hand store resells used items commercially, and a flea market is an open-air or indoor market with many independent sellers. Our city guides group venues by exactly these types so you can pick the kind you're after.
Are thrift and second-hand stores near me open on weekends?
Hours vary by venue and by city (many close for Shabbat), so check the listed hours on each city page before heading out. We recommend confirming opening times directly with the venue, since hours can change after our last verification date.
Data is verified as of each venue's last-verified date. Found an error or change? Let us know.
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