Hope practices deceptive and unfair work ethics. Their HR department and VP Daniel, Varsha, and…read moreAila need to have their work audited as well as Hope's Management team

Initially drove all the way over to Savers on Almaden to find out they were overloaded with…read moredonations and could not take anymore. I yelped for another donation center and found Hope! Even better, they are conveniently located closer to my house and not too far from Costco. Just FYI, their main front doors remain locked, which I did not know. Apparently someone will unlock the doors and accept donations, but no one acknowledged when I was there. The donation hours posted on their doors are Mon-Wed-Fri 9am-3pm. I ended up googling and calling the center and spoke to someone who said , the girl at the door must have went on break, so this person came out with a rolling cart to my car, I loaded it up, and she gave me a receipt. Note they take most items- small household goods and clothing , just not large furniture.

I have probably made 100+ trips to Savers in the last couple of months. Moving out of a house that…read morewas loved and lived in for more than 46 years, required a lot of donations. The process of being able to pull up to the curb and load a rolling green cart and have the staff help and give a coupon too has been so easy. My mother-in-law asked me where she could easily donate items this morning and I recommended Savers to her as well!

Went to savers again to take my mom around. We came to Almaden savers. I've notice most men's…read moreshirts used are $8.99 and up, polo $11.99 and up, shorts 8.99 and up. The prices at this dump are the same price are Ross/marshals, and maybe old navy. I don't know if this area is close to where the high earners live but they need to realize the buyers are people who live on poverty. Government needs to start taxing this type of thrift stores and stop exempting them from paying tax. With how much people spend on here they can afford to pay taxes since they have no capital.

One of the neatest most organized stores I've seen. Even as a thrift store the team here does a…read moregreat job keeping everything clean and well organized. The people here are amazing. Very welcoming and very helpful. They have pretty decent vinyl section since my daughter has been into that since she got a record player. We didn't find anything that caught our eye, but we had a great shopping experience.

Some of the items don't seem to be priced right for the quality and the children's area has quite a…read morelot of gross (visibly dirty) & stained items. $3.99 for a single STAINED baby onsie. There was a girls sundress for $5.99 with a tennis ball sized yellow stain on the front. I feel like if there was an area for stained stuff, or even if it was like $1 per stained piece, or fill a bag for $X, I would take a chance buying to spot treating it. When I asked at the front checkout if they would give a discount because of the stains, they said "no it's priced the way it is because of the stain", acting like that was a low price!

Had to stop at the Goodwill and see what they had to offer. Walking in and I was greeted by the…read moreemployee at the register. Strolled through the woman's clothing and spotted a leopard pattern, it was a new blouse with tags from the Avenue. second find was a dress new with tags. Price was a bit high considering that it's the Goodwill. They were new so in the cart they went. Also found an awesome jumpsuit from Lane Bryant new with tags in a beautiful color. And if you been to Lane Bryant you know their clothing is not cheap. Regular price was over $100.00 and it was only $15.49 great deal. Too bad the fit wasn't right. I should have taken a picture, missed opportunity. Next walked the house wear isle and found a few good items. There wax a good verity of vintage goblets in different colors and styles. Found some milk glass egg holders but they were a bit pricey so I passed and now I wish I would have bought them, ugh. Did get a milk glass goblet and hope to find more in the future for a total of 6. Found a great wire basket with copper handles to hold all my recycle and shopping bags. This Goodwill almost always has great items in the house wear department and good clothes but it's a bit more expensive than other Goodwill stores.

I made a drop-off here yesterday. Super thankful that they have spots like this where drop-off is…read moreeasy and items get a second life with someone who needs them. This particular spot was a little more challenging than the others I have been to. Parking is tight in this strip mall. I assumed drop-off was around the back and went around looking to no avail. Drop off ended up being a couple of doors down next to the salon. I wish they had better signage to avoid the run around. Not a biggie.

Came twitch work for our qtr community volunteer. This was my first time to volunteer at a food…read morebank. Sacred Heart idoes so much more than the food bank. The also have clothing pantry. They also offer classes and so much more. If was a great experience from sorting and packing veggies to distributing food to the patrons coming in. Will be back to do more volunteer work.

Don't take your unwanted clothes to Goodwill, or salvation army, take them here at Sacred Heart!…read moreWhere they will actually go to a good cause.

I've been donating here since 2010 and after doing my research on Goodwills terrible charity…read morerating, this is the only reputable place to donate in my opinion. Especially since the rehabilitation center is in eyeshot. As a former minister I have huge concerns with 501c3 nonprofit businesses calling themselves churches or the ekklesia. Be that as it may, I am grateful that they are at least being good stewards of the public's donations!

Super easy drop off. Highly recommend this site if you have good stuff that others can use…read more(And reduce landfill challenges at the same time)

Stopping in at Goodwill for some treasures to buy at a good price. Walking in the store was clean…read moreand well put together. The employees are friendly and welcoming. Employees displayed team work while working and organizing the store. In the shoe department there wasn't much of a selection for women's shoes or sandals. Did find an awesome pair of boots from Sam Edelman for only $10.99 which retail for about $190.00 or more. Bummer they ran small on the calf, sigh. Found such a cute jewelry box with a farm theme and a dancing horse inside with a music box that works. In the glass section found a vintage green glass bud vase, so cute, for less than $3.00. Found some other stuff too for a reasonable price, however, this Goodwill is on the pricey side.

I bought an air fryer from Goodwill Industries International, and it does not work at all. When I…read morewent back to return it, they told me that all sales are final and refused to help. This is completely unacceptable. If you are selling electronics, they should at least work properly. Customers shouldn't be stuck with broken items. I understand thrift stores have policies, but selling something that doesn't work and not allowing any return or exchange is very frustrating. I will definitely think twice before buying electronics here again.

we found matching dressers . we weren't planning on buying but we found 2 dressers. Rudy and George…read morewere great help wrapping and loading our stuff . thanks to the cashier who was also great. everything was great and we left very pleased. Thanks again Rudy and George

Great spot for construction and housewares. Maximalist Utilitarian vibe. Also takes donations that…read moremight. He turns away at regular Goodwill, Salvation Army, Savers, etc. Fair prices and some absolute steals. There was a cream colored sectional with 4 powered recliners that could be counted as beds. My 3 kids would destroy it in under a week. But they are all very artistic so it should be an original, a one of a kind, that makes it appreciat I'll have to call Sotheby's to sell, nay to offer it, next time.. Yelp! wants to know about service; t's on an as needed basis. Checkout and donations arepo kp quick and responsive, but you will not get hand holding while perusing the stacks o' stuff. This review rings true for any ReStore that I have visited over the years (e.g. Berkeley, Suisun/Benicia 680 at I-80, rSacramentoo).

I'm gonna give them a 4. I collect games and certain electronics, and this goodwill seems to…read moreresist the urge to list them on the Goodwill auction site which is great. I can actually come here and find these items. One thing that bothers me though. They have a knob goblin. What is a knob goblin? Glad you asked. A knob goblin is someone that goes to thrift stores to steal knobs off stereo equipment. Every single amp, every single receiver of any sort of value is missing its knobs. You can find them up on eBay, sometimes for $100's of dollars. We've had one in Almaden hitting up stores for months, Goodwills competitor down the street seems to be doing nothing about it, nor is this Goodwill. To fully stop a knob goblin, you have to catch them in the act on camera. Then show them the video. This is a powerful spell that in actuality will chain their soul to the AV receivers in the store, so the act of stealing and reselling knobs becomes stealing and selling pieces of their own soul. The knob goblin values their soul enough where they will just stop knob goblining, leaving the amps and receivers in tact. Instead they will become good goblins. Goodwill, chain the Knob Goblins soul, and I will reward you with an additional star.

Love the new store feel of this place after they re-opened post-remodel. They had really good…read morequality items (I spent way more than I had planned to! ) for good prices, though I need to figure out their sale days for the future so I can thrift more strategically. My only gripe was that, although I'm very happy to see a section for books, they didn't feel like they were organized in a way that made sense and so I hope they consider organizing the books by topic at some point.