Support Our Social Enterprises
Second Hand Hope
The only thrift store where every item comes exclusively from Lost & Found treasures from hotels participating in our Caring Hotel Partners Program—we do not accept individual donations. Shopping here means supporting sustainability and a circular economy, giving affordable treasures a second life while making a meaningful impact.
Proudly Social Enterprise Certified by Buy Social Canada.
426 William St. Victoria
Monday to Friday | 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Salish Sea Soap Pebbles
Inspired by the smooth stones of the Salish Sea, our Soap Pebbles are handcrafted from organic factory soap cuts, enriched with minerals and charcoal. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, sustainably sourced, and crafted with purpose in partnership with NatuR&D.
Proudly Social Enterprise Certified by Buy Social Canada.
Ecotopia Naturals - #101 - 9816 Seaport Place, Sidney B.C
Elk Lake Garden Centre - Patricia Bay Hwy, Saanich, B.C.
Haven Spa & Salon - 9805 Seaport Place, Sidney B.C
Market 1750 - 1750 Shawnigan Lake-Mill Bay Rd, Shawnigan Lake B.C
Orca Spirit Adventures - 146 Kingston Street, Marina Level, Victoria, B.C.
Experience Victoria - 911 Government St, Victoria, BC.
Soap for Hope Canada Warehouse - 426B William St., Vic West, B.C.
Organic Soap Bundles
Launched in honor of Global Hand Washing Day, our Organic Soap Bundles promote hygiene and sustainability.
Every bundle purchase helps distribute 25 repurposed soap bars to vulnerable people.
Special Offer: 4 Organic Soaps for $15 (regular $20)! until Oct 19th.
Monday to Friday | 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Monday to Friday | 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Rags
We transform damaged flannel sheets and towels into useful rags. Sold to local plumbers, mechanics or any organization or individuals that want to replace paper towels with a more sustainable option. Our volunteers craft them with care, often packaging them in unusable pillowcases, to reduce plastic use.
Monday to Friday | 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
It’s a Concrete Idea
David Chalupiak, our innovative volunteer, discovered that the plastic used in our hygiene bottles is similar to that used in 3D printing. Partnering with Setu Technologies Inc., we will turn them into tiny filaments to be embedded in concrete, enhancing strength and sustainability in infrastructure. This ingenious solution to reuse these bottles introduces another exciting avenue for recycling within our organization, diverting thousands of plastic bottles from the landfill and the oceans.
Nominated as a finalist for the prestigious Ecostarts Awards.
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