I liked it when they had their yard open but now it's fenced off…read more Doesn't have a big turnover of merchandise here. I've seen things in here that have been there for years. Limited parking out front.

A great gentleman that runs the business. Very honest and personable. GREAT SELECTION AND…read morePRICES. Good location just off main Street.

I drop my donations here all the time, I love that the proceeds helps the local schoolread more

Like many travelers, we recently stayed in Groveland as a base of operations for our Yosemite…read moreadventures. Winter rains had really done a number on the roads in the greater area, and after several detours on backroads and byways, we found ourselves in sleepy little Groveland. After a couple of days at the park with the wifenkids, we decided to take a day and just mill around the small community of Groveland. A trip to the park, a meal and a couple of beers in what is touted as the oldest bar in California (fodder for another review), and some light window shopping pretty much covered the town. As we got ready to head back to our rented house, we spotted the Helping Hands Thrift Store; never one to pass up the opportunity to thumb through a second hand store, we walked in and were actually pleasantly surprised! A large selection of various clothing, bric-a-brac, novelties, cards, and other assorted stuff was there for the taking, severely marked down to next-to-nothing prices. After scoffing at a $45 Yosemite T-shirt at the park, I found a practically brand new Yosemite T-shirt--in my size-- for 50 cents! How do you not buy a 50 cent t-shirt??? I found three t-shirts in all, including two that were decidedly local and obscure... perfect for wearing to the gym, or to the pier for fishing, I suppose... and walked with all three for under $2. I did pass on the Wham! music video DVD, but I'm sure some lucky 80s junkie will find it and treasure it. Can't imagine when I'll be back to Groveland, but if I am, this thrift shop can COUNT on my business again :)

I stopped in here once and found it to be everything someone shopping at a second hand / thrift /…read moreconsignment store would be looking for. It's a spacious shop with plenty of goodies that someone no longer wanted that may well be a good fit for you. Within their walls are antiques, furniture, electronics and appliances, household goodies, knick knacks and more. They even had a decent selection of tools in case you're looking to not spend an arm and a leg at the hardware store. I hear they also have a Flea Market twice a month depending on season and schedule. Definitely worth contacting them about. Either way, pay them a visit when you're in the area!

From the owner: We are a full service Consignment and 2nd Hand Store, We carry Antiques, Furniture, Appliances,…read moreHousehold Goods, Collectables and Tools. We are always looking for new items if you have items you want to sell please give us a call. We also have a Flea Market twice a month please call for dates and times or to reserve a space only $15.00.

It's been 12 years since my first review and I am still a fan! The store is small but they always…read morehave something really great there. Other than one bumpy interaction last spring -- I contacted the management and they were very kind in accepting the feedback -- I've only had excellent, friendly customer service here. The store has a nicely curated selection of clothing, children's items, shoes, household goods and not entirely suprisingly -- pet items! Some kind volunter crochets cat blankets sold for $3 each! I've also found sewing fabric and quilted blocks there, as well as a surprising selection of small, tools and hardware (hammers, towel racks, drill bits). They also have some nice furniture -- there was a super cool, very high, pair of stool chairs (very industrial grey painted metal) and a gorgeous wicker trunk, for example. All reasonably priced. On a recent visit in November 2022, I was interested in a small pair of vintage bookshelf speakers. I asked if I could test them out and someone went looking around to find wires and to try help. Someone else said that all speakers and items are tested before they go on the floor and offered that I could bring them back if they didn't work (as long as I save the receipt). I'm super happy to report that they work really nicely. Keep up the good work!

Over priced and rude staff. they are a thrift store with…read moreprices like a regular store. The lady who works the front isn't friendly and she makes you feel uncomfortable. She has no smile and acts like it's a problem to answer question. the management needs to be changed as the prices are so high that it doesn't make sense to shop there. It's a bummer as I used to love that place, back in the day where it was actually priced like a thrift store

The employees are beyond rude the older blonde lady is rude and more then once had made it easy to…read morespend my money somewhere else. The prices for the dirty dingy items is a little much but have shopped there until recent because it did seem to go to a good place. Honestly they need to do better with employees.

First cashier seemed bored.Store was well stocked and clean.The had lots of stuff abit of…read moreeverything and then some .Prices went up and some things were way overpriced. prices for lamps were higher that at a store.A used lamp nuts .will be back but definitely being careful.

Love that they have Free stuff out front, I've found some nice clothes there…read more Today they had half price on all tee shirts, blouses, pants, dresses and shoes. I couldn't find anything. Not a big turnover in merchandise here but their prices are fair.

Wonderful thrift store but most of all what they stand for. Run by volunteers, clean, and…read moreaffordable. They give back to the community and have fun. Great customer service and good vibes. Totally recommend visiting. Will definitely be a regular.

Although this place can be hit or miss on finding what we are shopping for, they offer great deals…read moreand a huge variety of second hand finds.

Everything in here is reasonably priced. A lot of thrift stores sometimes mark their prices up to…read morealmost the same price as if you were to go to a regular store which defeats the purpose of recycling clothes. This thrift store is not like that. I was able to find quite a few items, good quality items for $2-5. I wasn't expecting this since from the outside this store looks like a vintage or consignment shop. Since I'm not from the area, I don't know how much of the sales stay local or if it's a bigger conglomerate but nonetheless, I'm glad we were able to keep some clothes from heading to the landfill by supporting this business.

Anytime I'm in the area, I make a point to stop by and always end up finding something great. The…read moreprices are amazing--I've picked up several brand-new clothing items for my kids with tags still attached for just $0.99, along with affordable vintage knickknacks, fabric at excellent prices, and more. The staff can be a little quiet, but it's honestly not a big deal. Overall, it's a great place to discover unique treasures at fantastic prices!

This is the BEST thrift store in Jackson! It's big and they have a great variety of merchandise…read more Their prices are very reasonable, they run 3 different color tag sales everyday. They constantly get donations throughout the day and quickly put them on the floor for purchase. The service from their staff can be rude at times (especially right before closing) and good other times. So not a lot of consistency there. But you'll always find bargains here. They have the best prices on clothes in Amador and Calaveras county. Men's tee shirts are 2.99 and toddler clothes are 1.00.

Awesome selection! I found a lot of brand new items for great prices. They have a massive inventory…read moreand I spend hours shopping here whenever possible.

Worth stopping by, they are open on weekends and have a variety of housewares, clothes,…read morecollectibles and some furniture. On past trips I've bought a vase, a backpack and a few pieces of art. I'm not a big clothes person at thrift stores but they have several racks of them, and a broad selection of shoes. Plus there are two antique stores just a short walk from here, so you can make a day of treasure hunting! Linden restaurants all close on Sundays but there is a deli with Chinese food, corn dogs, fried chicken (yeah, pretty random) and more at Rinaldi's Market in town which is open 7 days a week. They are cash only, but there is an ATM nearby at F&M Bank.

Small shop with an eclectic mix. Found the cutest old times corn holders there. Got myself a…read morecouple shirts and a skort,along with a book , a skein of yarn, and some mop sandals for floor cleaning. They were new. There are some new in the box things there. I found the prices good, he was only taking cash today but that was fine. The parking around back is plentiful. The guy manning the till ,I'm going to say the owner was really super nice. A great experience and 10.00! You can even get a dress at goodwill for that any more.

Hidden Gem in Sonora! Bargain Boutique is hands down one of…read moremy favorite spots in Sonora. Every time I stop in, I'm blown away by the variety, quality, and prices. Whether you're hunting for unique clothing, home décor, or a one-of-a-kind gift, there's always something special waiting to be found. The store is clean, well-organized, and beautifully curated--nothing like your typical thrift shop. Plus, the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, making the shopping experience that much more enjoyable. I love that proceeds support a good cause too--it's guilt-free shopping at its best. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and check it out. You'll leave with a smile and maybe a treasure (or two)!