NONPROFIT RESALE STORE IN LAMESA, TEXAS

A thrift store built
by neighbors,
for neighbors.

8,300+

Residents in Lamesa

1 in 5

Live below the poverty line

1 in 4

Is a child under 18

<5

Clothing stores

1

Mission to keep clothing affordable

When the last thrift store closed, Lamesa felt it

WHY WE EXIST

Lamesa is a close-knit, low-income community where online shopping and long drives to the next town aren't realistic options. Affordable clothing, furniture, and household goods matter a lot.

South 806 Thrift is being built to serve individuals and families throughout Dawson County by providing access to affordable resources, promoting community reuse, and intentionally investing time, mentorship, and opportunities into the youth of our community.

An indoor space under construction or renovation with stacked chairs on the left and metal trusses and a light fixture on the ceiling.

Every dollar goes directly to opening day

YOUR DONATION

A screenshot of a volunteer organization with sections labeled Utilities, Fixtures, Operations, and Local Jobs, each describing different roles and tasks such as maintaining power and water, managing displays, receiving donations, and creating volunteer positions.
A table with four sections titled Utilities, Fixtures, Operations, and Local Jobs, each describing different roles in managing a community store or organization.

Help build a place where our community can thrive

ONE ACT OF KINDNESS AT A TIME

Everyone deserves access to life’s essentials—and everyone deserves to feel like they belong.

Whether you’re stopping by to find what you need, browsing because thrifting is something you love, or looking for a way to give back, you’re part of something bigger. Every purchase, donation, and volunteer hour helps strengthen our community and creates opportunities for local families and young people to thrive.

A group of diverse people gathered indoors, some sitting and some standing, smiling for the camera in a well-lit room with large windows and an industrial-style ceiling.

The future starts with today’s youth

INVESTING IN THE NEXT GENERATION

What if a donated shirt could do more than fill a closet?

What if it helped a child discover their potential, strengthened another local organization, or reminded a family they aren’t alone?

Through mentorship, practical opportunities, and partnerships with local schools, churches, and organizations, we’re committed to helping young people grow into confident adults.

Together, we can build a community where generosity is contagious, neighbors help neighbors, and every child knows they are valued.

Help us build South 806 Thrift.

Four children standing together in a basement or garage with a red and green painted brick wall and various piles of clothes, magazines, and items on the floor around them.

The building is ready.

Help us turn the lights on.

Any amount brings South 806 Thrift closer to opening day for Lamesa.

501(c)(3) nonprofit · Donations are tax-deductible