Store was very clean, well organized, we were quickly greeted, very quick check out even for an…read moreextremely busy shopping day! We checked in within three minutes!! Greatly appreciated the self check out!! I didn't need it, but another customer asked to borrow a measuring tape to measure an item it was quickly brought to her for her to borrow and measure furniture item!

Overall this is the place that I go to for my thrift shopping and to give my donations. I will say…read moreI do miss them not having dressing rooms. It has effected some of what I purchase. When I needed to find shirts/ outfits for a Luau party, this is where I found them. I get my puzzle fix filled here for a reasonable cost. Just like any good thrift shopping, you just gotta do the search.

This is a new and second hands goods store with profits going to the care of the local animals…read more Lots of clothes, pet gear, knick-knacks, books, SPCA branded shirts and STUFF! Super friendly people that work there. The cashier even helped me adjust the cat collar size for me. Good thing, because I could not figure out how to adjust this particular one. Everything for purchase is located on the ground level. Donation door is to the right back of the store entrance. Lots of parking.

First time visiting this thrift store. Was actually looking for a picture frame and found a brand…read morenew one with a silver patina for 3 dollars. Staff are very friendly. I think mostly volunteers. Clean and organized. Lots of items to choose from and prices are comparable to their competitors.

This goodwill is huge and has so many things! Browsed for a long time and found some goodies. Clean…read moreoverall. Bathroom had no light which was bizarre. So dark in there. Pretty expensive for thrifting though. Furniture listed for $100+ Many decor pieces $10, $15, $20+! Shocking. When did thrifting became such an expensive hobby

2/11/26 Popped in to…read morebrowse.. Nothing really interesting.. Except- the cookbook section.. Found a Sacramento Bee edition! Sacramento gal always growing up- brings back memories..

I am not the antique store type of person, but my wife is. I will say this place was super unique…read moreand fun to walk around in. The theming room by room is pretty fun, there was an interesting mug I had my eyes on, but I was not convinced that I could bring it home without it coming attached with a curse. Still a fun experience if you are into antique stores. What I will say is the prices were real real high on a lot of different things, a lot more than your standard antique stores.

Love this place! Super cute stuff! Lots of different styles and eras. And amazing owner and staff…read more Very helpful and fun shop!

My favorite place to donate!!! Great hours that are open…read more Friendly staff. Most importantly I know it's going to a good cause.

2/25/2024- I called…read morea few weeks back and the downtown location said this location could possibly take the computer desk for donation. Arrived today, and lots of people doing spring cleaning donating.. Staff came out and said that they could not accept it, and to take it downtown..

amazing staff in there. amazing brand name clothes that are a set price clean. everything is ironed…read moreand not one worker in there makes a dime. they all volunteer their time for the community. it's the only place I shop.

This is a sizable and welcoming thrift store filled with lightly used clothing, jewelry,…read morehousewares, books, kitchenware, toys and more. Many times there are sales. Prices seem reasonable and the volunteers working there are very friendly and keep the aisles organized. There is a lot of parking around the building. The walk-in entrance is to the right side in the back. I like that it is all volunteer run and for the benefit of many charities benefitting the local young and older population of Reno. Also, it is a highly rated organization that gives their profits practically all to their programs. There is also a little craft shop where one can purchase hand made local crafts by the senior citizens of Reno. Profits from this little corner go directly to the craftsperson. It's free to display for purchase for 90 day increments. Lovely idea.

What an amazing event! I cannot wait for the Spring sale!…read more The staff were amazingly kind and helpful. The setup was clean and well thought out with so much selection (clothes, furniture, strollers, toys!) and easy to follow signage. The very best part? The value! So many good quality items at amazing prices! I think it's so amazing that this all goes back to the community! Locally owned by an awesome Veteran family, consignors in the area make money on their items and anything left gets donated to local charities!!! Thank you JBF Reno! Can't wait for the Spring Sale!

A total win for Reno families! I was blown away by how much quality stuff JBF Reno packs into one…read moreevent--clothes, shoes, baby gear, toys, books, even big items--at prices that beat regular stores and most consignment shops. I easily found what we needed for a fraction of retail. As a seller, the support is next-level. Their Facebook group is active year-round with tagging tips, pricing guidance, and quick answers, so you're not scrambling just before the sale. It made the whole consigning process simple and worth it. The sale is well organized, clean, and easy to navigate. Checkouts are efficient, and I appreciated that items are inspected for quality. Pro tip: go early for the best selection, then swing back for discount day to scoop up final deals. Already counting down to the spring sale--can't wait to shop and consign again. If you've got kids (or kid gear to offload), JBF Reno is a must.

If you're an animal lover, or have one in your family, this is an amazing organization you need to…read morecheck out. The #1 rule at the RHS is to HAVE FUN, and when combined with our love of reptiles, amphibians, and all animals, we have a lot of it. We're a vibrant community of about 100 comprised of people young and old, and we hold meetings quarterly where we bring in experts to share knowledge about all facets of the hobby, hold monthly raffles, and offer members the opportunity to connect with each other about what they have going on in their personal lives and their collections. For me though, the best part of the organization is our Junior Herper program. After all, if we don't get the younger generation involved, there won't be a hobby in the future. Our program is all about education through hands on experience, and for each meeting, the younger members are given an assignment to complete. At the meeting they present their projects to the group and are rewarded for doing so. The entire membership looks forward to this, and these kids have really grown over the life of the club. If you, or that young person in your life are an animal lover or want to learn more about reptiles and amphibians, this is the perfect place to start. The RHS meetings are free, and I'd personally like to encourage you to come check it out.

Live in the Tahoe/Reno area and think you're the ONLY one who shares their home with snakes,…read morelizards, geckos, turtles, tortoises, tarantulas, or anything else seemingly unusual to your friends or neighbors? Well THINK AGAIN!!! This club welcomed me in like family and continues to impress me. It's VERY family-friendly with activities for the younger ones! And if you become a member you can buy raffle tickets and possibly win AMAZING prizes each month at the meetings!!! Sometimes different sponsors donate baby snakes, geckos, tortoises, husbandry supplies, or reptile related SWAG - if you buy raffle tickets you could be going home with some pretty cool stuff!! I can't say enough about this organization! If you're into reptiles, or have kids that are showing signs of being interested in snakes and lizards, this is the best, most professional atmosphere around to LEARN and meet others who share the same passion! :) :) :)

My go to place for CPR and first aid education for years. And now offers wilderness first aid…read morecourses, which haven't been offered in Reno until just recently at American Red Cross. Instructors are experienced, friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about life saving education. Their classes are all competitively priced. Also, they are still a top notch emergency and disaster relief provider. Consider donating to the Red Cross and taking care of your first aid and CPR education needs at the Red Cross.

Those whom I had the pleasure to speak with were very professional and knowledgeable on my…read morerequests. Since I am responsible for our Safety and Medical team at First Baptist Church of Sparks, my request was for CPR and First Aid Training for certification for our members who wanted the training was made easy by the representatives I spoke with at the Red Cross. We will have approximately 16-20 participants. The scheduling is very flexible and they can easily accommodate. I am looking forward for this class since I am due for my recertification.it is a benefit when you may have to use the training. Over the years I have used what I learned and unselfishly saved lives! It is worth taking a the courses offered!