Want to give a shout out to Parkwood Thrift Center for helping Doors of Hope with some donations…read more Our families and us appreciate your generosity. Keep up the good work Bless you from Doors of Hope.

Overpriced, (some of) the shoes were stinky, dirty stuff & store overall seemed dirty. One good…read morething is that they had a dvd player that is functional

So many children's clothes! So cheap! A wide selection of semi random items and used clothes and…read morehousewares. Nice folks work here.

Prices are fair. Selection is not the best. the store needs serious organization. Service is…read morefriendly.

They have a really good selection of clothes and knick-knacks. It's sorted by kinds of merchandize…read moreand on Mondays their inventory is 50% off.

Pretty good prices, especially on half off days. Lots of clothes, household items, and more. We…read morewill be back.

The most delightful thing happened: as I was browsing, I realized that there was live piano music…read more Live. music. It was amazing. This is a spacious thrift store. It is mostly clothes, a small amount of furniture, home goods and diapers and home medical devices. Some good deals if you shop by the color of the tag.

Cashiers can be very short and irritated with customers. What is it with the people that work at…read morethis particular location... It"s obvious they don't wanna be there.

I stopped in looking for some old baskets or metal pots for a project I am working on. At the front…read moreof the shop were a number of canning jars. None of them were Ball or Mason jars so I passed on them. The clerk started chatting me up about what a great deal the jars were. Actually they were more expensive than new ones. I mentioned that I only buy Ball and Mason jars. She said they were all Mason and Ball jars. I looked again and said no they are not. She then started to argue with me and she couldn't take NO for an answer. I was very disappointed with the interchange I couldn't wait to leave. I also found the prices to be extraordinarily high for a Thrift shop. I am a Vet and really wanted to support this shop. The experience was way to negative to return.

Excellent inventory including wheelchairs and beds. Friendly staff…read more Many things are unmarked in terms of prices so perhaps everything is negotiable. Items that were marked seemed a bit high to me. See photos for examples. And check out the gorgeous antique piano!

The store is laid out pretty decently and they usually have a lot of things to look at. Not sure if…read morethey raise all the prices for Christmas or Trump put a tariff on them or people are just getting greedy in general but I was shocked My reason for leaving 3 stars is two stars is due to the absolutely freaking crazy prices. And one star because the people that take your donations are generally very helpful. Prices - It's like there's a tariff on everything and it's double the normal price. I'm not even exaggerating they had a paint roller brush tray set that home Depot normally sells for around $18 and it says on the label a $25 value $19.99 at the salvation army I don't care if it is still sealed or not. This is one example but many or most of the prices were outrageous. I figured because it's on a North part of Fresno, but then I went to the SA right off Ventura and 41 today and they have the same pricing structure. A used can opener was $20, brand new at Walmart only $24. The same day I was at the Blackstone salvation army I uturned to do the usual tour of the thrift stores. the first time I'd ever gone to the MCC thrift store. I didn't see much, until I got to the back and their prices are liquidation thrift store prices, fantastic prices! completely the opposite of the salvation army. Then I went to the Goodwill down the street and their prices were the normal Goodwill prices, some good some bad furniture very cheap at the Goodwill at the salvation army furniture was outrageous. I usually check out the closing down there but the prices on the household and other items were sold outrageous I didn't want to waste the time then or even today at the Ventura location.

The guy took our boxes of fine China and ceramic dishes sets, opened them and dumped the contents…read moreinto their large box. It was so disappointing to see the nice things we really wanted to go to good use broken and dumped like trash. We had spent hours painstakingly wrapping them and boxing them so that they could get top dollar for them :(

Well let's just say I was recommended here and I instantly found something. If you have any…read moreknowledge about the difference from a thrift store and an antique store you get the vibe. This is something different with a modern twist in such a good way. The atmosphere is friendly and the inventory was so great I believe there is something for everyone there. Can't wait to go back. And it's women owned such a plus. :)

Cuuuuuute little place off of the Highway. Tucked in this sort of new industrial ish building. It's…read moregot a mix of vintage goods and knickknacks. It's definatly worth a stop. I found a cute Via Spago wool coat for $25. What a deal! They don't take cash so be sure to bring a card. The cashier was sweet and It wasn't busy there at all. Although there was a little buzz around the indoor pop up style coffee shop inside. So cute.

Very nice collection of things for sale in the store lots of unique one item things, well worth…read moregoing to find special treasure or one of a kind gifts also, the owner is a notary

Great service! Very friendly and knowledgeable! I recommend the notary services. The thrift store…read moreis an added bonus! Great taste!

There was so much variety, great prices, unique finds, cashier was very polite. The layout of the…read morestore was very organized and flowed nicely as you walk through.

They were very helpful, they have a wide variety of things to choose from. I thought the value…read morewas ok prices from good to a little overpriced..