St Vincent De Paul

New Hyde Park, United States

3.1

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8 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Telephone:
+1 516-746-8250
Website:
svdpli.org
Address:
Garden City Park 2160 Jericho Tpke, New Hyde Park, NY, 11040
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.4 miMerillon Avenue
0.8 miNew Hyde Park
1.1 miNassau Boulevard
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Today

Today 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Open now
Local time (New Hyde Park) 14:28 Friday, 29 November 2024

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday –

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8 reviews of St Vincent De Paul

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Place rating: 5
Garden City, NY
I love that it is so close to me. I donate my families clothes all the time. They make it very easy.
Place rating: 1
Mineola, NY
I should start out by saying that numerous people warned me against using the donation department of this thrift store to donate my couch. It’s sad that they already have a terrible reputation.
I made arrangements to have my couch picked up: gave dimensions and a photo and was told it would be picked up between 8 AM and 12 PM. I took the day off from work had everything ready and when the gentleman arrived they said they did not need the couch.
They offered to leave it at the curb for me which is no help because that would be considered a violation in my town.
I now have new furniture being delivered an old furniture still in my living room and nobody was available to speak to me over the phone when I called.
Place rating: 4
Oakland Gardens, NY
Awesome donation store with all kinds of stuff. Furniture, art, bricabrac, clothes, jewelry and if you need bar stools they have a ton of them.
From not to expensive to moderately expensive, its really luck if you find any treasures. They do have sales and consistently mark items down.
I also donate to this store. Donations are accepted around back at the loading dock. You drop off your items and they provide you with your form for tax purposes.
No treasures for me today, but its always fun to search.
Place rating: 5
Flushing, NY
Went back today. Got pants with the tags still on them for only 5.00. Tag said 32.00. Love this place!!!
Place rating: 3
Westbury, NY
It’s a nice thrift store, two floors. Furniture, clothes, books, CDs, video games, glassware. Staff is nice and friendly.
Place rating: 1
Great Neck, NY
They came to get some furniture but decided they didn’t want it and put it on the street. Not only is it lovely stuff, but I will get a ticket from the town. Thanks SVDP. Let no good deed go unpunished!!!
Place rating: 2
Garden City, NY
I was looking desperately for a dresser to put in my sisters room who unfortunately passed away. It was thanksgiving eve and the store had a half hour to close. I understand tthis is a charity store and run by who I’m sure are lovely people. I was saddened that I couldn’t find a dresser and was browsing at jewelry downstairs when an older woman started screaming at the air how they’re closing in five minutes and she has shots of polish brandy to take. I looked at her and laughed until she went on on a gobble gobble gobble tangent which frightened me and shocked me telling me she would give me a shot if I left (I was the only cus to mer and I’m an alcoholic) needless to say I’ve never been so kicked while I was already down I feel like sueing. The second I left the lights were shut off. Not very holiday like. So sad.
Place rating: 4
New Hyde Park, NY
St. Vincent de Paul may not be the most well known of charities, but I could never say anything bad about an organization whose aim is to help people in need. They carry mostly furniture and home furnishings, so if you’re in a tight fix or want something with that great vintagey second-​hand vibe don’t right off this powerful little establishment.
They do accept donations and you can call them to find out where to drop off (in the back) and along with drop off times. I would also inquire with them on what they accept, they didn’t accept my electronics, books, or sports equipment. So just ask.
Also, for donating furniture they can give you a tax write-​off. See? Good karma!