Estate Store
Thrift for good!
Vintage, antique, and contemporary home goods
All proceeds directly support Community Warehouse, your local nonprofit furniture bank.
Estate Store
Estate Store, Portland
Estate Store ONLINE is now LIVE!
Love the Estate Store but can’t visit regularly? Don’t worry, you can now peruse your favorite Estate Store finds 24/7 in our new online store at:
cwestatestore.com
Pick-up only from our Portland location (no shipping). New items added every Saturday at 10am!
How it works:
~ Visit our website: cwestatestore.com
~ Scroll the merchandise and purchase directly like any other online store.
~ Shipping is not available. You may pick-up from our Portland location.
~ Once your order is ready, you have 7 days to pick it up.
~ New merchandise will be posted weekly on Fridays at 10am.
~ All sales are final.
For all online store inquiries:
Call – 503-235-8786
Email – heidi@communitywarehouse.org
Thanks for supporting this new endeavor, folks!
Don’t Miss Our Monthly Sale!
20% off everything in the store!
Every third Thursday.
*Only applies to in-store purchases.
Give your extra stuff a second life!
The Estate Store inventory flow is dependent on donations. Have unique/vintage/high value furniture or housewares you’ve been meaning to sell on Craigslist but keep procrastinating because you don’t want to deal with buyers ghosting you? Do you love our mission but making a monetary donation is tough right now? That stoneware mug you no longer vibe with is the perfect donation to the store.
The store raises critical funding that allows our organization to ebb and flow with changing needs and remain financially healthy. Whether an entire apartment of furniture or a single lamp, you know your donation is in support of families in your community. Not only that, what you are letting go of will escape the dump and instead be loved by someone new. Win-win-win!
Find out more about what we accept and how to donate by clicking the link below!
This is a great way to support environmental recycling and a way for the larger community to be partners in sharing our common possessions. The connections you offer are a valuable resource to the whole community.