Grief support
Proceeds help fund grief support for children and adults in our community.

Discover pre-loved clothing, jewelry, artwork, furniture, and home treasures in an ever-changing, curated collection. Every purchase helps fund hospice care right here in your community.
Every purchase gives back
Treasure Coast Hospice, a nonprofit founded in 1982, serves Martin, St. Lucie, and Okeechobee counties. This boutique is part of that mission, not separate from it.
Every item you buy or donate supports the Treasure Coast Hospice Foundation — real support for families across the Treasure Coast, right in your own backyard.
Proceeds help fund grief support for children and adults in our community.
Purchases support our Pediatric Hospice Program for local children and families.
Sales help fund music therapy and massage therapy for patients — and so much more.
Visit us
Find more treasures at our sister store in Port St. Lucie.
3235 SW Port St. Lucie Blvd, Suite 106 Port St. Lucie, FL 34953

Shop
No two visits are the same. Browse gently used clothing, jewelry, artwork, furniture, and household items — and every so often, a designer piece waiting for the right person to notice it.
That's the pleasure of a boutique like this one: you never know what treasure is waiting until you walk through the door.
Gently used clothing and jewelry, with the occasional designer find.
Framed art, furniture, and pieces with a story for every room.
Kitchenware, décor, and everyday home treasures.
Volunteers keep this boutique running, and they have been the heart of Treasure Coast Hospice since 1982.

At the register, sorting inventory, pricing new arrivals — retail and sales experience is especially valued.
Many boutique volunteers have experienced loss themselves, and the friendships formed around this work run deep.
Tommye Violette is a retired nurse who has volunteered at Stuart Thrift Boutique for about 25 years. She's the one who prices and authenticates the designer handbags that come through the door — an eye for quality built over a quarter century.
Her late husband Bob, a former Marine, volunteered alongside her for nine years, repairing watches and handling electrical work. Their story is the story of this boutique: skill, care, and time given freely, piece by piece.
At the register, sorting inventory, pricing new arrivals — retail and sales experience is especially valued.
Many boutique volunteers have experienced loss themselves, and the friendships formed around this work run deep.
Keep exploring
Two easy next steps if you'd like to do more.
Join the team that keeps the boutique running, from the register to the sales floor.
Volunteer With UsFind more treasures at our sister store in Port St. Lucie, open Monday–Saturday.
Visit St. Lucie Thrift BoutiqueStop by Stuart Thrift Boutique, open Monday–Saturday, 9:30 a.m.–4:15 p.m. — or call ahead to schedule a free furniture pickup.