My experience with this particular organization will be different from the other reviews here due…read moreto interacting with them outside of their location. Today my daughter and I went to donate clothing to Value Village and a full sized boxed truck from Treasures in Heaven was in line in front of us. Once they pulled up to the unloading area it and started to unload in became apparent this was a loaded full box truck, unloading for well over 30 minutes while cars piled up in line and the driver and passenger did very little to assist in the unloading process while the entire VV team worked their butts off. I doubt the fact people are donating to this Christian organization and simply having it turned over to Value Village is what people donating are hoping for. This is also incredibly rude behavior on behalf of Treasures as the line is nearly out of the parking lot, people are abandoning the line foregoing donating. Many of the boxes are taped shut so the VV workers have to open them prior to accepting them slowing the process further. Treasures is dumping their unwanted inventory at the Issaquah Value Village, holding up the line, hogging up the employees and inconveniencing dozens of people simply trying to do a nice thing. I'm writing this review because I find this behavior extremely unbecoming of Treasures and likely deceptive to those donating there, furthermore it is inconsiderate on multiple levels.

Shopped at this business when they were located in Snoqualmie. Personnel were very nice and…read morehelpful at Snoqualmie location. Today, we visited NB store. You all need to make sure to tell your cashiers that they need to be friendly to customers even if they may be having a bad day. The cashier didn't seem to care about customers or working there. No smile, no "Hi! How are you?".

This is a hidden gem as many have said. Great coffee and…read moretreats and it all goes to support youth in need- even offering free drinks and snacks to youth daily. The staff is volunteers and lots of young people come to hang out. What is so beautiful is the level of love and respect that everyone shares and gives. It is a wonderful experience just being in the energy everyone creates. I am at 3/4 of a century on this planet, but i am treated and respected like everyone else here. Everyone is welcomed warmly

This place is so cute and cosy!! My boyfriend and I stopped here after a day of hiking in…read moreSnoqualmie pass and loved how friendly and kind the baristas were. I ordered an oatmilk mocha and it was absolutely delicious with the rich chocolate flavour. My boyfriend loved his tea and we both enjoyed relaxing and chatting at one of the clean tables in the cafe. This spot would be perfect for reading or coworking and I'm so glad they provide resources to teens in need of support. We definitely hope to come back next time we're in the area. I also got one of the packaged vegan cookies but it was really gross and dry. I would totally not recommend those.

Northwest Center is a non-profit agency that runs schools for disabled kids and also works to…read moreprovide employment for disabled adults. The founders of NW Center were a group of parents who got together to get a bill passed through Congress to ensure that all children, regardless of development, receive an education. They gather donations via their Big Blue Truck and through Savers/Value Village stores. Items donated to these stores where they are the partner are weighed and a portion of their profits are given to NW Center. I came here for a business meeting and met with the CEO. He gave me a tour of the facility where they make beer and other products in partnership with various companies, giving jobs to deserving adults. He also gave me a full rundown of their agency and customer service departments. He was professional and kind throughout our meeting.

What a great non profit helping people effected by cancer. Childhood Education on the dangers of…read morevaping! Love them

I attended a yoga class for cancer patients at Gilda's Club. It was free . And the Gilda's Club…read morebuilding was a wonderful place for such a group with plenty of room, a kitchen and a welcoming feel. Now I see a picture of Gilda's Club with a sign labelling it.

This thrift store always has everything in the best condition-clothing is tops, always the latest…read morestyle, best condition. Their book section is full of both hardback and soft cover books for adults plus a good selection for children. Their housewares section is always amazing, full of really useful and excellent condition items for the home. There are often full collections donated. Pricing is very reasonable. Their new furniture store is gorgeous, you can find anything you need from chairs, lamps, pictures, fans, home decor, bedspreads, blankets, vases, mirrors-you name it you can find it and it will be in excellent used condition but also a lot of new items too. Best place to shop although their shoe selection is small (and the only place I found items not in top condition) and their childrens and mens selection is small. (Most people don't think to donate men's clothing or items for some reason, it's basically women.). Women's clothing is not "Maxanista" it's for more mature women but accessories fit all. I get lots of gift bags here for pennies and if you have the time, their greeting cards are numerous. Also wrapping paper! Come see, you'll find! Their seasonal holiday decor is always amazing too.

Lots of blouses to chose from. Definitely for older women. Not much of a men's selection. Baby…read moresection is very limited. The women suggest I go to "Small Threads" for baby clothes.

Easy place to drop off items to have Goodwill resell to help support the community and able to drop…read moreoff e-waste.

Looks like there's an open Goodwill donation center at 15301 NE 24th St Redmond…read more Even on Goodwill's website, it shows that there's a donation center in Issaquah. But then you actually click on it and verify the hours, and it's closed 7 days a week. Alas.

Similar to Andrew's review, I have had the fortune to be both donate goods and my time to this…read moreworthy cause. I first heard of this organization at the parent's group at work recommending it as an organization to donate goods. I would religiously once a month head to their Issaquah hub on their Saturday morning hours to donate gently used clothes that our little people had outgrown along with toys and other accoutrements. With my then late aged elementary school daughter we were able to volunteer together and it was a great way to bond and show her the impact she could have as were sorting clothes on a Saturday morning or grouping clothes and other items for children many at a similar age to she. Most recently as I've decided to take a break from the hectic world of finance, it has been a great organization to be able to go in for a one time volunteer opportunity during a weekday. It has been great to be surrounded by kind people working together to try to help.

Since the dawn of time, we have come to learn that when kids grow, they generally grow out of their…read moreclothing so fast, even a cheetah would be in awe. Yes, it's known that what you buy for them, will become too small. When this happens, you may be in a bind, as to where to take your cool, yet ever too small clothing. The answer, donate to Eastside Baby Corner. This also holds true for other baby/toddler/kiddo things, like toys, playsets, baby food (new of course) and other youth related item. One thing to note, they don't actually give your stuff away to families... they work with local non-profits and hospitals to find those in need, the distribute through them. Think of them as the best donated baby stuff distributor ever, with a goal of helping the dis-advantaged. Just a note, they are located within a complex of storage spaces, so it may be off putting at first, but drive right in, the place is well labeled. For the Donation Giver: Washing your baby clothing; Bag everything up, find out when they are open, and stop on by. Try to keep it to kiddo clothing/kiddo things/kiddo stuff, they can't actually do anything with adult clothing, except give to another organization. For the Volunteer: They have plenty of opportunities, including sorting, cleaning clothing, packing, and even repairing old baby toys/seats/gadgets. They always welcome the help, and know you are directly helping to impact the community across the eastside of the Puget sound. I have volunteered here, and they are great! Look, you have old baby stuff, you just can't stand to throw away... instead donate it to Eastside baby.

Great volunteer opportunity for people of all ages…read more This warehouse is a food distribution center that is used to sort bulk food into family-sized portions. There are two large rooms where the work takes place and each can hold up to 60 volunteers (120 people total). The shifts are all 2 hours long with the first 30 minutes allowed for preparation activities like putting on hairnets and getting an introduction to the facility and the work. At that point, depending on whether the shift is full, you separate into two teams. On my most recent volunteer shift our group was working with oats. Once we were in the work room, each person chose a job. Some scooped oats into bags, others secured the bags closed with tape and put them in boxes, a few replenished oats for the teams, and a small set moved the bags of oats between the scooping table and the boxers. The 90 minutes of actual work time flew by very quickly as people got to know each other and got into a work rhythm. Upon completion of the work, we spent time cleaning the floors and tables and then took a group photo with a sign revealing how many meals we bagged. NW Harvest provides an organized, quick, and inspiring experience for volunteers and I highly recommend a visit.

I've volunteered here 5 times now and always have a great experience with how friendly and…read moreenergetic everyone is, and how smooth, safe, and clean the work gets done. Big props to the folks who work here everyday and enable all of us to make a difference! If you volunteer here, make sure you a arrive a little before the start of your shift so you can sign in and suit up (hair and beard nets provided). Make sure you wear closed toed shoes and bring a hair tie if you have long hair. Dress in layers as it can be cold or warm depending on the day and what you are doing. There are small lockers for free in the gathering room to store your belongings. You can volunteer by yourself or plan a group volunteer event. I've been volunteering on behalf of Boeing for a while now it's always a ton of fun! There is ample free parking as well in their lot.