This was a surprisingly good find this past week! We were in search of inexpensive shoes for the…read morelittle dudes and ended up here on July 4 as they were having a 50% off sale. As you walk in, it looks like a standard thrift store, however there is a specific kids section that is within a separate room. You made it really nice to look for shoes, toys and other kiddo necessities. Decent size store with the expected amount of stuff you don't need sprinkled with a few things that look interesting. They had a pretty extensive section of Americana type stuff, as it was the Fourth of July. I would imagine they do a good job of Having specific paraphernalia for just about every major holiday. The folks working here are perpetually friendly, and it's not quite as busy as Goodwill down the street. It made it a lot easier to navigate with a little dudes! End of the day, this is a great spot to find some good shoes and clothing for playing outside and to boot we got a deal!

I have found that over the last year, at least, that Salvation Army has changed its pricing to what…read moreI find ridiculous. Thrift stores have always been a good way for me to find books, record albums and clothes. I have also found some household items that were reasonably priced. Lately I have found that the clothes prices are outrageous. There were used t-shirts that I could buy new, for less. Same brand, by the way. No albums at all. Canning jars that I could buy a case for less than they had them priced for. And grouping books in packs. Thats great, I would have to buy 10 books for approximately $12.00 instead of the ones I needed and wanted. So, my Mother and I, left without purchasing a thing. It's unfortunate that a thrift store has become so much like the major department store that it's "used" items have become so out of reach for those who cannot afford to buy "new".

Excellent prices. Very good selection of stuff. Not a lot of careful arrangement, and many very…read moreslow shoppers with carts blocking aisle as you might expect in a place with good prices.. I got two shirts that were originally between $6 and $7, and one of them was $1.99 and the other one was $3.

I love a thrift store. This one is super cute, not too big not too small, well organized. Lots of…read moreparking. Staff was friendly and helpful. I'll stop by again the next I'm in Yakima.

As a farmer, I've tried to buy things from this store twice, both times unsuccessfully…read more The first time I was looking for pullets. A pullet is a the middle stage between chick and chicken. I called and had a hard time getting the saleswoman to say whether or not they carried certain kinds, despite the fact that their website said they did. Finally she directed me to the man in charge, and he told me they had the pullets I wanted. Only after asking exactly how old they were did I find out they were a little over two weeks old, but "very hardy". Of course they weren't hardy enough to put outside in the coop yet, but he was willing to call them pullets and say they were really hardy, just not hardy enough to be outside or without a heat lamp! That's not hardy, by the way. The second time I tried to buy something from them was when I wanted to make a fence using hardware cloth to protect my garden from gophers. They were unable to sell me the size and length I needed, and didn't offer to order it for me. I said I would look on Amazon and they said OK and hung up. Why don't farm stores sell things farmers need in Yakima? Why is Amazon the only place you can find things like basic fencing or decent chicken feed? Why don't any stores like this sell actual pullets instead of just chicks? Did you know not everyone that has a chicken coop outside has a place to raise chicks inside?

Can be a little hard to find at first. The easiest way to remember is it's behind lee peterson…read more This is a great place to get your propane filled. Or your livestock supplies and feed big or small animals For me it is a single large house rabbit. The staff has always been friendly.

The union Gospel thrift stores are run very well. This one and Summit are my favorite.read more

I know who runs it, and as someone who is not religious, I was fine with supporting what they're…read moredoing here. However, I wasn't ready for what it was like inside the store. I stayed for four high pitched whiny male singers going on about Jesus and that was all I could take. Religion is fine. Modern religious music, not so much. Just not my thing.

Got 25% off for donating a bag of items and an additional 10% for being a veteran. If it was…read moreTuesday, I would have gotten another 10% as they allow stacking.

Had sofa and loveseat to give. They were prompt to pickup and made it easy to donate. Pleasant…read morestaff too.

I was thrilled to find your store in Puyallup. I had three lightly used in great shape, leather…read morerecliners. We had just bought a chair and had too many just sitting around. I was over at the license business, and noticed your store. I had no way to bring them down so my wife called and arranged a van for transport and we were so happy to know that someone can enjoy them, who might not been able to afford them at other stores. So we were overjoyed to help some others to have a recliner! Also the gentleman who helped my wife on the phone was courteous and very helpful. Thanks for the kind help! We will be donating again.

I had no idea this place was here until we called on a Saturday afternoon to see if we could bring…read moresome blinds in for donating. What we found was a very solid Habitat for Humanity restore with some very nice employees. For those who haven't been in a restore before, it's exactly that. A thrift store for household goods. Many of the items are a little on the dated side, but retro is certainly in and there's enough good stuff among the piles. My better half has more than once stopped in to get Barnwood or reclaimed wood for building signs and other pleasantries around our place. Here, they've got plenty of reclaimed doors, A good selection of lighting and just about anything else you need for projects around the home. The proceeds go to Habitat for Humanity and it's nice that things stay within the community. They're open Wednesday through Saturday here 9 to 5 and accept donations Monday through Saturday 9 to 5. The donation area is around back and it's worthwhile to call before hand just to make sure somebody's around. They also schedule pick up at your home for larger items, which is nice! Well worth checking out and note that while the address is on Mead, it's about two blocks off of the main road alongside a warehouse. It feels like Google maps is taking you to some dark alley, but don't worry it's a dark alley with a Habitat for Humanity restore at the end!

The ladies are super nice and down to earth. They will do their best to help you locate what you…read moreneed. The selection is great i always spend my credit on stuff for the holidays. The prices are pretty good. I have gotten a lot of my baby's clothing from here a lot of brand new looking clothes. Plus there's something for everyone.

From the owner: We are a family focused consignment store. We carry clothing in sizes from infancy through adult,…read morealong with books, toys and equipment. We also have the Community Compassion Project to help people with formula, diapers and clothing; It is run entirely by donations.

You guys in Yakima shopping, here me out. I came in this weekend, and let me tell you, wow!!!!…read moreFirst off the prices are insanely great, and they have the best clothing selection. Why did me and my bestie have a PILE of clothes on the register. Shoes, earrings, purses (3), shoes, pants, dresses and more. This is when I stopped and said why have I not heard about this place many many times before? I was in awww and can't believe that we stumbled upon this. No one in Yakima has even shared this spot with me. Which is fine, more for me now!! Lets go back to the pricing, the system is wild, and they have really good stuff for the prices their selling it for. They have swim, tank tops, sweaters, decorations, office supplies, I mean literally everything. I was sooo happy to have found this gem. My bestie and i walked away spending less than $100 bucks (and I got over 22 items). I also re sale items soooo some items are not for me, which I know people are going to eat UP - I scored. Between the both of is, we got five pairs of shoes. I will be taking my items to this store when I come back into town next month for another day of shopping!!! The bubble gum blazer (linen), vintage and ohhh so cute. The vintage vibrant green sweater with 3 gold buttons sooooo cute! If you're looking for gems, this is it!! Oh yah the address changes and its in route to be updated, but its down the street from the old location, off of Richey. Good luck and happy shopping.

They need to claim their Yelp, rhymes with whelp page. It had the wrong address which means if I…read morehadn't checked Google, I wouldn't have found them. The thrift shop was affordable but not many choices.

Quite an incredible organization to have serving the Yakima Valley…read more Everything from medical clinics, to family shelters to a food pantry and asunder that focuses on recycling, they are doing some incredible work and being very innovative about how they're doing it!

On 12/01/19 I called UGM to make a donation of living room furniture that was only 6 months old…read more We set up a time for UGM to come and get it on Thursday 12/05/19, between 12:00 and 15:00. The morning of 12/05/19 I received a call asking if they could come earlier, around 10:00, I said yes. At approximately 12:15 I called UGM to ask if they were still coming? on their way? After approximately 9 minutes on hold, I was told the driver said "the roads were bad" and they were not coming. It was foggy out but the roads were clear. They didn't have the decency to call us. I have donated many things to UGM in the past, that will no longer happen. There are plenty of organizations that would love to have our donations