Langley, BC · Non-profit thrift

Treasure,
with a heart.

Every sweater, lamp, and slightly-mysterious kitchen gadget you buy here funds heart-led work in BC and West Africa. Pop by, drop off, or call Rick.

Rick's pink fire engine at a community event

Call the shop

236-325-2209

Open

Mon–Sat 10–5
Sunday 12–5

Who's Rick?

Founder. Trucker. Pink-fire-engine owner. Recovering addict. Soft-touch for at-risk youth, lonely seniors, and West African hospitals.

Rick Diamond

Rick Diamond runs Diamond Delivery, a transport company he built out of Surrey, BC. He also runs his own foundation — Rick's Heart — and is the primary benefactor of the Korle-Bu Neuroscience Foundation. Rick's Thrift is his idea: a shop that keeps the good work going long after he's done.

He loves a practical joke. He loves a free buffet. He has been known to wander into conferences he was not invited to, looking confident, plate in hand. He drives a pink fire engine to events because of course he does.

Voicemail · true story

"Howdy — you've reached Big Ball's Rick. Leave a message after the beep, partner."

Call his cell for pickups: 604-908-9787 · cowboy voice not guaranteed but highly likely

  • Will pick up your donations himself, in person, in a pink truck.
  • Believes in friendly chaos. Has talked his way into conferences for the free food.
  • Built this whole thing so it outlives him. Legacy, not legend.

Where your dollars go

Three causes. One thrift shop funding all of them.

100% of net proceeds from Rick's Thrift go to the work below. Buy a lamp, fund a surgery. It's a weird equation that somehow checks out.

Mobile Mission

The Rick's Heart Foundation outreach van rolls into Surrey neighbourhoods reaching people impacted by poverty, addiction, and personal crises. Hot meals, supplies, a shoulder, and a ride to recovery resources.

365
Days a year in motion
32+
Medical vehicles shipped globally
Learn more →

Heart for Music
for Seniors

Personal music playlists, instruments, and outdoor music equipment for isolated seniors in care. Across Canada, the program has reached over 262 care home facilities — turning quiet rooms back into living ones.

262+
Care homes reached
Songs remembered
Learn more →

Korle-Bu Neuroscience Foundation

KBNF builds neuroscience care in West Africa — partnering with national governments to develop fully equipped, staffed, self-sustaining hospitals and surgical programs. Ghana has 25 neurosurgeons for 33 million people. KBNF is closing that gap.

7
Containers of equipment in 2024
35
Life-changing surgeries
Learn more →

Donate clothes & small goods

Drop your donations at one of our bins.

Gently used clothing, shoes, linens, bags. If it's in a shape you'd hand to a friend, it's good. Bins are checked regularly — but please don't leave items outside the bin.

Bin 01 · Surrey

King of Floors

15350 56 Ave
Surrey, BC V3S 5K7

Bin 02 · Surrey

Acme Transport

10170 Grace Rd
Surrey, BC V3V 3V6

Got something bigger? Furniture, an estate, a truckload?

Don't try to fit a couch in a clothing bin. Call Rick directly for pickup — 604-908-9787 — or fill out the estate-donations form below and we'll come to you.

Estate & large donations

Big donations,
handled with care.

When a parent passes, or a family downsizes, you don't need a sales pitch — you need someone to show up with a truck and good manners. We do that.

We accept estate donations, furniture, retail overstock, business inventory, and odd-but-good things. Tax receipts available for qualifying donations.

  • Furniture (couches, dressers, dining sets)
  • Full or partial estates
  • Retail overstock & samples
  • Working appliances & electronics
  • Anything you'd hesitate to throw away

Prefer to talk? Call Rick at 604-908-9787 or the shop at 236-325-2209.

Tell us what you've got

We'll reply within two business days. Usually faster — Rick checks his phone obsessively.

We won't share your info. Promise.

Volunteer with us

Show up. Sort sweaters. Make a friend.

The shop runs on volunteers — folks who price tag, fold, greet, drive, or just keep the kettle on. Couple of hours a week is plenty. Bring a friend, or come make some.

In the shop

Sorting donations, tagging, merchandising, working the till, greeting customers. Mornings and weekends are biggest needs.

On the road

Help us pick up estate donations and load the truck. Heavier lifting, lighter shifts. We feed you after.

With your skills

Graphic design, social media, accounting, photography, repair-it-yourself wizardry — if you've got it, we have a use for it.