Parting ways... This…read moreWaipahu Salvation Army was an unexpected stop but since I was in the area I did a search and was surprised to see that they have one in this location. Not the largest space but with some parking for convenience along with donation drop off in the back was questionable as the staff was nowhere to be found as I had to walk up the steps and literally walk in to give them my items and that's all I had to say about it sadly. What's worse is their thrift store which don't get me wrong is nicely organized with decent amount of clothing and a few furniture but that's about it very little inventory and it felt like the leftover from other thrift shops many of the various items was bad as I was searching for items to purchase but it seems like this location is very much in need for donations. Thank you!

Close by, convenient for me, they come out and help offload your items. Nice and Friendly service.read more

Happy Earth Month…read more.. Impulsive retail therapy eventually does have some consequences and though I do still have difficulty parting with many items that bring me joy it doesn't mean that it will give others joy as well. Savers is here for one of the reasons and knowing that it's going to a good cause does makes me feel better especially as many do shop here for various reasons finding that items does makes it all worth while. They also give you a discount coupon for your donation to which you can shop and find items at an even greater deal with that coupon so it's a win win situation...and yes I do shop and have found items here as well so don't think that you won't it just takes a bit of search and you never know what you'll find. Thank you!

For everyone complaining about "high prices," Savers is a FOR-PROFIT company…read more Shopping in Savers doesn't support any nonprofit. When we donate, Savers pays nonprofits (ex. Goodwill, Salvation Army, etc.) for our stuff. That said, you can still find items at a fraction of the price of the original.

Keeping it simple…read more.. A lot easier said than done but I do try to make the choice to part with some gently used items between clothes and household items and had planned my to drop it off and any donation center but had no idea this Waipio Shopping Center had one conveniently right in the parking lot. Mind you it's a very small container and already seen that it was basically almost filled to capacity that even the staff barely had room to sit in to avoid the hot sun. It's nice that they're open every day as my decision to purge are usually on a whim and when I part with item it has to go before I change my mind lol! Staff look hot and I always thank them for accepting my items which gives me peace of mind that it will go into good use. Thank you!

Donation in Waipi'o, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. This is a convenient kiosk-type of structure in the parking lot of Waipi'o Shopping Center. Located across the parking lot from Foodland, this Goodwill Donation Center doesn't have a store attached to it. It's only a drop-off site. It's an open-air, simple process! Service is friendly and helpful! The cheerful man accepted all of my bundles of houseware in a pleasant manner. He offered me a receipt which I gladly accepted! Thank you for your kindness!

I love shopping (and donating!) at Redeemed Thrift Store. The store is super clean, neat, and very…read morewell organized, which makes it easy and enjoyable to browse. I've found some really great deals and quality items every time I stop by. The customer service is excellent -- friendly, helpful, and genuinely welcoming. I've also donated here, and the process was smooth and appreciated. It's nice to know my donations support such a good cause. Definitely one of the best thrift stores in the area. I'll be back for more great finds!

Redeemed Thrift Store in Waipahu is hands-down one of the cheapest thrift stores on Oahu--cheaper…read morethan Savers, Salvation Army, and Goodwill. The store was established by Bethel Chapel Assembly of God, and you can feel the care and heart behind it the moment you walk in. Redeemed has a great selection of clothes, household goods and unique treasures--and the prices are so low! Shopping here isn't just about saving money; it's about supporting a place that truly gives back to the community. If you love thrift shopping and great deals, this is a must-visit! :)

They had a lot of random items located in their store. Pricing was a tad higher than usual for used…read moreclothing, strollers, etc., and I was surprised the quality of shoes and items were run down. I was confused by all of the rental items, but it is nice to know there is a place that offers this service. There was not much to select from size 3 infant girl shoes, 12m 12-18m clothing. The service was not attentive, they were very quiet and not interactive.

location Waipahu Was surprised how big the interior was, I…read morewas expecting a smaller store based on the cute store front. Big selection from diapers, clothes, strollers, cribs and more very organized and clean recommend

We need to donate…read more.. As I was driving in Pearl City I noticed a Salvation Army bin at the corner of my eye and wondered if they were open for donations as I do have some items I need to drop off and went right around the corner and found the container in the lot of the Joy of Christ Church. It seems like services are over and the lot was completely empty as I parked right beside it I could hear music and saw there was a gentleman there in the almost bare container...sob! He was such a delight and told him that I had no idea it was here and he says there was a sign but was told it needed to be taken down was sad to hear as this type of services are in need and as he sat in the bar container on a Sunday afternoon he was so bright and cheerful with a great smile it was a positive vibe that really stuck with me and was so happy to have donated some items that will go to great homes. Thank you!

From the owner: When you donate and shop with The Salvation Army, your support provides the main source of funding…read morefor our residential Adult Rehabilitation Center programs. These programs are offered on a charitable basis, with no insurance required. Make a difference today by donating and shopping with us!

Donation in Waipahu, Hawaii…read more.. Located across the parking lot from Foodland at Waipio Shopping Center, we spotted the Goodwill Donation pod. A friendly worker was accepting items from many cars stopping by. Keep this place in mind when you're in the area! It's convenient because it's open daily from 9am to 5pm!

Located in the Waipio Gentry Shopping Center, it's a white shack across of Foodland. There is ample…read moreamount of parking near the drop-off site and my mom and I brought our things to the attendant. He asked me if I needed a receipt and I'm glad he did or I probably would've forgot to ask. I'm a newbie at the drop off donation thing, but after seeing how easy it is I'll be sure to make a Goodwill pile while cleaning out my closet or garage. We brought glass vases, an old Dell printer, stuffed animals, backpacks, school supplies... they will basically take what you give them!

Easy drop off location Quick and convenient…read more Just drive and a worker helps you collect the items

Quick, easy donation in Pearl City, O'ahu, Hawaii…read more.. Irene M. had a great idea... Since we were out on the Leeward side of the island, why don't we be productive and drop off our donations! She had seen a little stand-alone building behind HMart and Don Q... ahhh... it was in the parking lot against the stone wall! There was a nice lady who was attentive and gave us a receipt right away! Thank you!

Nice shops .. small but nice! I enjoy shopping here and would recommend. Try the food trucks…read morearound the back.

Lots of selections of great stores and restaurants to choose from. We don't live in Waipio but we…read morealways frequent Foodland, which carries just about everything we need. Jade Chinese restaurant has the BEST hands down Char Siu and hot sour soup! We eat there fairly often and it's nice when the owners recognize us. Thai village is the best Thai restaurant ever & only Thai restaurant that makes Pad Woon Sen the way I like it. Big City Diner has lots of great choices, Outback is our family's go to for steak and Aussie fries , Taco Bell, Loco Moco, Karen's and especially Dave's ice cream. Now they have Teapresso there and my co workers always go for a boba run during lunch. I don't think I've had any bad service at any of the stores or restaurants there. I also work super close by so this place is always a great go to for my co workers and I when we need to grab lunch or need a quick item or two and the prices are pretty reasonable!

I actually wanted corn…read more.. Though I had a very small tine frame and the tint shop was crowded so I headed back to my car only to have found Lucky Penny which had been on my "check" list as retail therapy can cost you quite a bit...well for me and with places like Lucky Penny to doesn't have to be that way with some of the items they carry. First of all I've read some of the reviews and understand that you need to place your personal belongings in the locker that I don't mind doing if anything it frees up your hands to swish the price tags around the many items which I love better than a sticker as it just leave more of a mess. One thing I do admit that some of the items are priced a bit higher in comparison to other thrift shops but really couldn't tell which are used and which are "newer" I guess you can say as the tags has two numbers one for the locker and the other the actual price. While I do feel like I'm at a local craft fair as some of the items are very similar with Disney Popsockets, Forever lei charms and lots of hair clips. I did purchase a couple items one happens to be on sale a hair clip for $5 and tote for $10 which is very crafty as it's a sewn cloth into a bag shape tied to a shoulder strap was kind cool and unique as the staff was okay as they don't have to follow you since you put basically everything you have in a locker. It's a matter of what types of folks bring in is the real find as it seems to be on Saturdays but since it's locals supporting locals it's a nice place for anyone to start without going to markets so it's the Lucky find. Thank you!

Shopping in Pearl City, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. I was actually looking for another small business when there was a free parking space right in front of the store: Lucky Penny I didn't know what it was all about, so I went inside, took a look around, and asked a few questions. What a catchy name for a vintage consignment store, right? Each "closet" or shelf/rack area contains merchandise from a local vendor. The items range from Aloha Collection bags and Trader Joe's coolers to dresses from Manuheali'i and Always a-line. I also saw handmade jewelry, gently worn shoes, fancy children's clothing, men's Aloha shirts, designer handbags, etc. The items change weekly, so if you see something you like, grab it! The tags have prices set by each vendor... with their vendor number on the tag. This is such a great concept! Note: there's a bag policy. Lock your purse/tote/backpack in a locker at the front door and shop hands free!