Always fine something good here, well at least I do. From a nice dresser, a side table to dishes. I…read morego to Habitat at least a few times a month and find something awesome..... Also a note if ya see something ya like, go with your gut and buy it cuz it won't be there the next day. The turn around here is crazy and things do not last long on the shelves. My most recent find a colorful and fun sake set! Do chips or blemishes, looks like it was never used. It made my day and the whole set was 20 bucks!!!

My mom always finds something to get from baskets, lamps to chairs and even silverware that she…read morefelt one time she needed. I one day found used horseshoes to play with friends. I like just a stopping in to look when we drive through town. Mahalo and thanks. We will see you next time.

This is a nice space for an event like a wedding or a party. It's nestled in the redwoods and has…read moreparking. It's very serene and has a vintage vibe.

From the owner: The Corralitos Woman's Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, supporting local charities,…read moreschools and students. By hosting fundraisers and donation drives, the Club has a wide outreach and respected reputation in the philanthropic community,

New location downtown near Taylor Bros Hot Dogs. Parking is one hour in front, two hour parking on…read morethe side. Drop in available for high school. Classes available for middle school students. "Digital NEST offers youth and young adults professional training using the latest technologies. Our highly skilled members are ready for higher education and are available to work at businesses in our community at affordable rates. Digital NEST (Nurturing Entrepreneurial Skills with Technology) is dedicated to providing equal access to technology to young people in poor and under served communities. Digital NEST seeks to stimulate economic development in poor communities by providing youth with the training, workforce skills, and inspiration to reach their full potential in school, in careers, and in life."

Saturday. 10:00am. They open. And it is super peaceful and mom can walk through the entire store…read moreeasily. We will be shopping early from now on.

A bunch of JUNK. When I go in a thrift store and find nothing, that says something. I know people…read morethat donate nice things to Hope and where it goes, I do not know. The store is full of a bunch of crap, same with the one in San Jose.

Absolutely amazing organization! Every single person who works or volunteers for them is deserving…read moreof the highest praise! NAR has been so helpful in getting critical information out to myself and my neighbors many times over the years! Even when situations have been challenging, they have done great work! I am so thankful to have NAR in our community!!

My husband worked as a vet with Nate & Molly waaay back when NAR was just a thought. We are so…read moreproud of all the individuals that have made this organization what it is today! It is an honor to have this service available to the public - so very many cities do not. So many memories with folks there - in the middle of the night, in seemingly hopeless situations - always there to help and provide priceless information about our wildlife! You are a local treasure - each and everyone of you! Much love from the Caspers!

I don't normally leave reviews, but my recent experience at this Goodwill location was upsetting…read moreenough that I feel compelled to speak up. I came in hoping to shop and support a good cause, but instead I was met with blatant rudeness from an employee who made me feel completely unwelcome. From the moment I asked a simple question about an item, I was met with an attitude--eye rolls, curt responses, and general dismissiveness. It was clear they had no interest in helping or even treating me with basic respect. What's worse is how they handled a situation with another customer, raising their voice and speaking in a condescending tone. There's no excuse for treating people this way, especially in a place that's meant to serve the community. Goodwill is supposed to promote kindness and second chances, but this experience left a really bad taste in my mouth. I hope management seriously addresses customer service standards here, because no one deserves to be mistreated while shopping--especially at an organization built on goodwill PLEASE DONT COME HERE!

Clean store, well kept up dressing rooms. Employees were quick to hang clothes back up after they…read morehad been tried on. Cashier was pleasant. My only complaint is it seems that the ceiling cameras can see into some/maybe all of the dressing rooms. Other than that, place is good, even felt air conditioning!

Second Harvest of Santa Cruz County is providing exceptional support to our county neighbors,…read moreparticularly given these challenging times with increased funding shortfalls. The organization has a deep passion for helping the community, and we are lucky to have these committed professionals to help coordinate relief efforts for the food insecure.

In these times of dwindling resources, Second Harvest is providing food to those who need it. It…read moreis this type of actual service that can make the difference in someone's life.

CASA for Children of Santa Cruz County is a wonderful and very important nonprofit organization…read more They recruit, train and supervise advocates for children who have been abused, neglected or abandoned and who are taken out of their homes and put in the foster care system in the Santa Cruz County. These advocates fight for these children's needs and give them love, hope, and self-esteem. Thank you to all who support CASA of Santa Cruz!