What a hidden gem! Don't let the name fool you -- this place is full of good quality vintage finds…read moreand a fun, lively vibe. There was karaoke happening when we walked in, and everyone seemed friendly. I'll definitely be back. Honestly, a name change could make a big difference, since we almost didn't stop because the name gave off the wrong impression. Other than that it was all good.

Three years ago I highly recommended them. I purchased quite a few items. Mostly clothes but…read morejewelry and accessories. Now, I see so many clothes marked 'as is' and extremely poor quality. They won't accept anything. Clothes now worn, even summer styles I purchased from them! Always an excuse why they won't accept. And these are nice clothes. Expensive silk scarf nobody would want? Linen top never won, sleeveless summer style I bought but didn't fit, much more. Sure, they can choose what they want but what do they want? Very disappointed in the prices for what you get.

Such a cool store with some beautiful clothes and lots of other cool offerings. I just want to call…read moreout the woman who was working there this afternoon - I'm sad I didn't catch her name but she was awesome! Very helpful and really interesting conversations about all kinds of different things. My 2 friends and I spent a good, long time in there and we want to say thank you for making our shopping experience such a pleasant one!

Such a cool place to checkout. They have such fascinating & intriguing pieces in this shop &…read morethey're super nice here too.

We always enjoy our time shopping at Value Village. There's so much stuff to search through. You…read morenever know what you'll find.

First and foremost, you have to remember that Value Village is not a non-profit store or business…read more While it accepts donations of used goods and partners with nonprofits, shopping in Value Village stores does not support any charity. They are overpriced. Can you find a good deal? Sometimes. I would rather support a local thrift store than a corporate one.

I wish it was bigger. I know this is a small, boutique style Goodwill outfit…read more It just didn't have the more quirky and unusual finds I was hoping to "discover". Friendly worker there who was knowledgeable and so sweet. The focus, understandably, is on clothing and shoes. Again, I just wish there was even more of what they had. I was in and out in 5 minutes.

I believe this is my 4th possibly 5th Blue experience and I have to say, I don't like what I see…read morehere. Blue appears to be the product of someone sifting through donations and determining these items can sell retail. Ceramic mugs at $12.99? This is Goodwill and if someone gave you that for free, why are you charging $13 for an item that would be a max of $3 at a reputable thrift shop and truth be told, most thrift shops sell mugs for $.99. I saw a few things here I liked, but when I saw the pricing, I just laughed, I wouldn't pay their asking price if the same items were new. I was also offended while attempting to shop here. I was the only one in the store and the woman was doing something in the corner. As I starting browsing near the entrance, I felt crowded and when I looked up, the woman working there, had apparently decided to spruce up the area I was looking at. It was a poorly timed and placed attempt to discourage shoplifting, but I am a mature, educated man with more than enough money and if I had to guess, I donate thousands of dollar's worth of merchandise to Goodwill annually and are a little peeved then they don't provide coupons or vouchers for large donations. Actually, in the last year, I started donating to a place in Bellevue, they give either 10% or 15% off your bill when you donate and even though, I don't always find anything to purchase, at least I know my donation is appreciated. This woman made me so uncomfortable following me around, I left. It was a nasty atmosphere and not typical of the once Hippy Vegan vibe I would get visiting Olympia. Shame on your Goodwill, I expect far better from you in many ways.

This thrift shop is a hidden gem! It's not huge, but it's clean and well organized. The dressing…read moreroom is very large and the staff is friendly. FYI it's only open 1-5 Thursday-Friday.

Nice to see it open again but was surprised to learn it is not operated by the Eagles any longer…read more It is owned by a private individual who bought out the store. It is now well organized and stocked but the prices are not in line with a true "thrift store".

I was sexually assaulted at this location today, 1/24/26, at about 4 pm by an old white man. He…read morebrushed up against me, I thought accidentally, but when he said "scuse me" , he reached down and cupped my butt and gave it two grope-pats ( I don't really know how else to describe that). I was shocked, and turned to him and said "sir, you just touched my butt". He replied with "I know, I was trying to get by you". First of all, I am by no means a big girl. I'm about 5'6, size 4, and not taking up enough space for him to need to even come close to touching me to get by. Secondly, this man was probably 6'2 and skinny. He did what he did intentionally. I called him out after he said that to me, and said loudly "this strange man just grabbed my a**!" He came towards me aggressively, and at that point my husband, who'd been several aisles away, had come to see what was happening. The weirdo who grabbed me started to back up the second there was another man involved, and my husband told him something along the lines of he needs to keep his hands to himself. The man told my husband to suck his you know what, and then called me the B word. Up to this point, Goodwill as a business had nothing to do with what that pervert was up to. A worker at the store (a lady who looked to be early thirties at most, with auburn hair and fair skin) approached and asked if everything was alright, and I told her exactly what happened. I asked her if they were going to have the man leave, and was told they couldn't do that or they might get sued . I told her that wasn't right- a man had just assaulted me, and he didn't get any repercussions?? She said, well he walked away so just try to stay away from him. She refused to ask him to leave because "I didn't actually see him grab your butt, but I believe you". So, if you want to go sexually assault people with zero consequences, head to the Olympia goodwill. They'll let you do whatever, as long as you walk away from whoever you assaulted. And, they'll make your victim feel like they're in the wrong, guaranteeing they'll leave and you can continue through life, groping strangers consequence free. Goodwill doesn't care about the safety of their customers, especially women.

Stopped in again on a recent visit to Oly. The store is a typical Washington state Goodwill…read more Annoying that they don't have bathrooms or fitting rooms, but otherwise we found some treasures and then were on our way. I'm sure we'll be back.

This place reopened as "Care for a Cure" at the same location with the same staff!!!…read more Same sales and premium items.

The prices in this newly revamped charity shop are insulting. The staff are unpaid volunteers, the…read moreitems are 100% donated and yet the new management is pricing home goods and collectibles as if they are a high end antique store. Several others were complaining too. I was a regular shopper prior to this "reboot" but after 3 visits and seeing these exorbitant prices, I will not be going back in again, or donating. I hope management will return to fair thrift store prices, in order to help the kids and make this a great place for shopping thrift.