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Programs You
Help Support

When you donate to Unicorn Thrift Shop, you’re directly supporting five vital programs at Pacific Clinics, all designed to uplift children and families in need. Here’s where your generosity goes:

Neurodevelopmental
Services (NDS)

Helping children with developmental challenges reach their full potential through early diagnosis, treatment and support.

Hope Drop-in
Center

A safe space for youth experiencing homelessness or crisis, offering basic needs, counseling and connection to resources.

Wellspring Fund

Emergency financial assistance that helps families overcome sudden crises — like housing, food or medical needs.

Family Resource Centers

Community hubs that connect families to education, health care, parenting support and essential services.

Foster Care and Adoption
Services (FCAS)

Providing safe, loving homes for children and supporting families throughout the foster and adoption journey.

Learn More About 

Pacific Clinics

Expert behavioral health care and supportive services to individuals and families across California.

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How We Give Back

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Sustainability Impact

By shopping and donating at the Unicorn, you’re reducing waste and giving pre-loved items a second life. From designer finds to everyday essentials, every item resold is one less in a landfill.

Supporting Local Families

We believe in making our store accessible to everyone. Pacific Clinics employees can bring in clients who need clothing, household essentials and more, and they can shop at no cost.

Funding Mental Health Programs

Your support directly funds Pacific Clinics, which provides behavioral health, education and social and support services for children, youth, adults and families throughout California. All funds raised by Unicorn Thrift Shop support families in Santa Clara County.

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