Salvation Army unveils plans for new ‘higher end’ thrift store in major shift for charity

THE Salvation Army is shaking up its familiar thrift store model with plans for a new “higher end” shopping experience.

The charity is preparing to open a fresh concept promising shoppers a different look and a more carefully selected range of secondhand bargains.

The new Sally’s Station Store & Donation Center is set to open in the Broad Ripple neighborhood of Indianapolis, Indiana, before Thanksgiving 2026, according to the Indianapolis Business Journal.

The store will take over a 13,000-square-foot building at 1021 Broad Ripple Ave. and is being billed as a more upscale alternative to the nonprofit’s traditional Family Stores…

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