NLB Thrift Store & Donation Center – Woodstock

NLB Thrift Store & Donation Center, Woodstock is a thrift store in Woodstock, Georgia, located at 1910 Eagle Drive #600. It operates as part of a network of three Atlanta-area thrift locations, serving the local community through the sale of gently used clothing, furniture, and household goods. The store supports a year-long, Christ-centered residential program for men in addiction recovery, which includes clinical care, vocational training, and family reconciliation. Donations of clothing, furniture, and other household items are accepted daily from Monday to Saturday, with drop-off hours from 9 AM to 6 PM. The store maintains a 4.60 rating based on customer feedback, reflecting strong community engagement and satisfaction.

The store is part of No Longer Bound, an organization that has operated since 1991 with a mission to Rescue Addicts, Regenerate Men, and Reconcile Families. Its approach to recovery emphasizes long-term residential care, lasting change through regeneration rather than rehabilitation, and faith-based support. The program includes family recovery and vocational training, aiming to help men rebuild their lives beyond sobriety. Donations collected at the Woodstock location, including large furniture and household items, directly support this mission by funding the residential program and enabling men to gain new skills and stability.

The store is recognized for its consistent presence across online platforms, with accurate and up-to-date information available through its website and local directories. It is easily accessible to residents of Woodstock and surrounding areas, with clear hours and donation pickup options. The integration of retail operations with a nonprofit mission strengthens its role as a community anchor.

NLB Thrift Store & Donation Center, Woodstock stands out in Woodstock’s local economy as a place where shopping and giving directly contribute to transformative social impact, connecting everyday choices to long-term recovery and community healing.