Thrift store & Donation drop off. Great place to donate unwanted items for tax return sheet. Went…read moreto Donate some gently used clothes. They accept clothes, shoes, electronics, & furniture etc. Donation station is in the back on the side.

AMVETS Thrift Store…read more This is a review for my experience shopping and donating at the AMVETS (American Veterans) Thrift Store. I enjoy shopping and donating to AMVETS. All of their proceeds support our American heroes, so please visit this location. AMVETS, Dept. of CA Service Foundation - Visit: www.amvetscasf.org LOCATION: It is located in a complex across the street from the Winco grocery store. There are plenty of parking spaces. HOURS 9AM-7PM DONATION: Hours of Operation for Donations: Everyday 9AM-7PM Towards the back of the building is the donation area. They are pretty accepting of anything you'd like to give. I usually put them in a garbage bag and they sort it themselves. Very easy! They DO NOT take: Baby items Bed frames Food Printers ***Ask for a donation receipt, so you can file it with your taxes. SHOP: The store is organized pretty well. Clothes are organized by color. They have shoes, blankets, art, books, electronics, and house items. The aisles are wide enough to skim through clothing with a cart. Enjoy the treasure hunt! You can find great clothes and brand name items here. The prices are awesome too! I would say $10 or less for most clothing pieces. PRICE TAGS: ***If your item does not have a tag, they cannot sell it to you. Honor their store policy and respect the employees. SERVICE: The cashiers were friendly and efficient. *All in all if you enjoy thrifting and finding one of a kind fashion, I recommend shopping at AMVETS. Not only are you supporting the local community, but you are investing in our American Veterans as well! Happy Shopping!

Guys let's be for reals!, This place is no joke. I love it…read morelove it love it here. Almost like a comfort home. Amazing prices. When I say you will find anything I mean it and for a good as price Damn might as well take the whole store. 10000000x recommend And the service is sweet everyone is nice.

Good sized store and it's pretty organized. Come early because it can get crowded later on during…read morethe day and the aisles are super narrow. Lots of items are priced around $2-4. They also offer 20% off clothing items on Tuesdays. Make sure to bring cash because that's the only form of payment they accept. No fitting rooms but you can try on items over your clothes. I always find a lot of natural fibers. I feel like every clothing store nowadays only make their clothes out of polyester, acrylic, and nylon, literally plastics which aren't good for you so it's nice being able to find clothing items that I could wear comfortably and I know it will last a long time.

Excellent customer service, a very good place to shop with very good prices, and Mike's He helped…read moreus a lot... showing us many more things, a very kind person With a great attitude !!

Every time I go into Habitat for Humanity to look around Mike has been there with a smile me find…read morewhat I need! I asked him the other day if he had any recliners and he went in the back and took a picture to show me the recliner. He also helped my daughter find what she wanted. Mike is always so friendly , and always willing to help. Thanks Mike for all you do!

This new location is HUGE yet very organized. - -the aisles were clean and spacious so people can…read moreshop opposite racks without bumping into one another. I found a pair of Levi's for $12! -the team was restocking as fast as possible -there were no lines at the Cash or Card self-check out -exchange only with tags on -parking lot looks small directly out front but spills over to stores next door - Community drop off around the corner

I hardly ever shop anywhere else now. I love their location in La Mirada and the newest one in…read moreLakewood. Both locations will always have great finds and will always be clean and organized. When visiting, I time block my schedule at least 2 hours. Five stars all the way!

me and my daughter came in from visiting family in the area on friday evening.we were looking for a…read morespot to grab lunch and saw this goodwill location.nayeli was amazing! my daughter was struggling to find a dress for a school dance that she had coming up that matched her style. nayeli greated us and pointed out one she had seen that ended up being the perfect fit. great service!will be coming back worth the drive from rosemead!

Not sure where my previous review went, but here's another…read more If you're looking for clothing treasures then this is a good store for sure! My daughter never fails to leave here with a band shirt or something pretty cool. I'm more of an electronics hunter, and this store has an every small area for such, but there is a small toy area that tends to have cool items at times. The staff here are always friendly, and the place is always impeccably clean; if you like thrifting then you won't be let down. :)

Friendly service great prices better value then all the thrift store around the area it all depends…read moreon what your looking for

WORST EXPERIENCE under the new management!! I've been shopping at Value Village for years and this…read morenew management is overpricing everything, used donated clothes more expensive than at a retail store. I took a jacket to the register priced at $4.98 and the woman at the register tells me "wrong price" "this new" "DKNY is $29.98 brand name" I'm trying to understand what she's telling me but she rips off the price tag, which is actually stapled to the garment, she crumples up the price tag and puts the jacket behind her. I told her that item is absolutely not new bc it looked used but she said "it's DKNY it's $29.98" at this time an older gentleman comes and tells me the prices seem high but everything is 50% off so I asked isn't that price gouging and then advertising 50% to attract customers but he wouldn't let me talk. Then I asked where is the profit going from this new management and he said "schools and churches" so I asked which ones and he told me "that's private and we cannot tell" at this time the cashier at the other register (a granddaughter I believe bc she kept trying to get his attention while he was talking to me calling him "babba" and something in another language I couldn't understand but she was basically trying to make him stop talking to me, so rude she could've said whatever she wanted in English so I could understand what she was saying but she chose not to) while I talked to the older gentleman she was butting in saying their prices are not high and that they price their items according to what they sell for ONLINE, I said well this is a THRIFT STORE and the items are donated so why are you going by online prices?? She rolled her eyes and started ringing up another customer. When I was exiting the store a woman told me "I'm glad you stood up to them, I can't believe their prices I'm never coming back" I told her I just wanted to understand why their prices are higher and where is the profit going bc maybe it's worth my while but their answers didn't seem satisfactory to me so I'm ALSO NEVER SHOPPING THERE AGAIN!! I also noticed they had racks full of brand new clothing from Costco and maybe Target, like the pallets of overstock or salvaged items that many "bin stores" have so I dunno if they're using the thrift store as a STORE FRONT for their own business of selling pallet items. I will take my business elsewhere. Not a true thrift store anymore, STAY AWAY!!! Ps. Also the nice older lady cashiers are gone as well and it seems all members of the same family run this "business" now

This is such a cute little thrift/vintage shop that we happened to stumble into. It's part of a…read morelittle strip mall with a vet, groomers, nail shop, hair place and coffee shop. Parking can be a little struggle as it was pretty packed when we arrived. First off, right when I walked in I was greeted by the three amazing and very funny ladies. Especially the one behind the counter. She was a major hoot that we all got a laugh with. It makes the shopping experience way better. It's broken down into two different sides. The main being where there cashier is and the women's department. They also have a pretty massive selection with accessories, jewelry and shoes. Plus shoes were half off. The other section house more of the home wares stuff, trinkets, glassware, furniture, babies and men's. There were loads of dish ware. Its nice to see that the place was very neat and organized which is also a major plus when browsing through. Makes it more easy to pick something up without having to dig through piles. There's not a big selection for men and kids as it was mainly a little sections. But pretty extensive collection for chinas and crystals. Woman's had the entire section for clothing and accessories. The staff were all amazing and friendly. Such sweetheart and major dolls. Chatting with them was so fun. Found out that the money goes to different charities which makes the shopping experience more enjoyable knowing that you helped someways. I was glad to walk into a cute little shop.

My sister introduced me to this thrift shop. I didn't know what to expect, but was so happily…read moresurprised. It's not a huge shop, which was perfect. You don't feel overwhelmed or feel likely to miss seeing something as with overstocked shops. Items are donated by locals and all proceeds go to benefit the city's homeless and low income.They sell lots of treasures- home goods, clothing, jewelry, and furniture. Things change daily and they have special deals going on weekly. Items are very reasonably priced and the store is run by super friendly volunteers. I bought a cool 1940s nurse book for $4 and a $2 Holland America tile. Vintage at its best!

This place is GREAT for finds both clothes and miscellaneous items. They always have some kind…read moresales going on. The staff there are super friendly and helpful. Even if you don't find an article of clothing that may fit you, this place always leaves you with hope that your next visit will be a much better experience where you find a ton of articles of clothing. I found some interesting items that I purchased today. Looking forward to coming back another time and finding more items for a low low cost.

Unique thrift store in that has a pharmacy and proceeds go to HIV treatment services. The employees…read moreare awesome and friendly. Prices are reasonable. The handbag and jewelry selections are small, but the handbags are generally in great condition. Many of the shoes looked new or almost new. In the upper level are furniture, appliances, electronics, photo frames and lamps. I was surprised to see a lot of vacuum cleaners. I was interested in the large houseware section since I collect teaware. I found two beautiful teacups and saucers at great prices, $5 each set. The whole store is clean and well organized. However, I didn't like how many of the tea cups and saucers are taped together with painters tape, covering the brand and country of origin on the bottom of the cup. Had to lift tape to see the information. They offer a good amount of Halloween decorations, but not as many costumes as I expected. Really appreciate the big private parking lot. Note: no refunds or exchanges or public restroom. I'll definitely return when I'm in the area!

Small shop and clean, super nice person inside, worth checking out if in the area. Y'all better be…read morenice. Will come back again someday

This location is owner operated & always so neat & stocked with new items. The owner does a great…read morejob at showcasing the items & everything is fairly priced! She also accepts all donations with no hesitation.

Recently visited this goodwill and was pleasantly surprised. It has gotten a lot better. The items…read moreavailable have increased, and the quality is generally better. Things are looking up! Keep up the good work Goodwill. Would visit again, worth it.

I was helping my daughter by picking up her donations from her house and taking them there. I…read moremistakenly grabbed a box of toys that she needed for her job to use in a local school. She went back the next day and they said she could buy them back. That is unacceptable.