I have never been to a more organized thrift store in my life! This place was so impressive. So…read moremany items to choose from and amazing prices. The experience is lovely as the store is so easy to navigate. There is a lot of love that goes into this place.

They have made some nice changes to the place. They use more older volunteers who seem happy and…read morefriendly when I check out. The prices are still pretty high but I have enjoyed coming here more often of late.

After going to all the antique shops in Grass Valley & Auburn, I found this place to be head and…read moreshoulders above anything else in the area. A good antique shop is defined by a good picker and the owner is just that. Plus there's a large selection. We were hunting for art and found more than we expected. Michelle has a great design eye and is lovely to work with. She helped us put together a great collection of pieces. We can't wait to go back on our next trip to Grass Valley.

Creative finds, so much fun browsing, and Michelle offers great customer service! I adore the…read morevintage cottage converted into a shop. Gold Dust and Rust is quintessential in every way.

This place manages a rare trifecta: a wide selection, high-quality items, and unique discoveries at…read moregenuinely fair prices. But the real value add is the human element. Kristin and her team are the absolute best!

Wow, this is an amazing thrift store. Absolutely great staff and fantastic selection of items…read more They have clothing, furniture, jewelry, household goods, pretty much anything that you're looking for. The staff was kind and efficient. I highly recommend and I can't wait to go back.

We were in the area and found the Goodwill in Grass Valley. I wish our local (Modesto) Goodwill had…read morethe clothing (and other items) selection this Goodwill has! They had some really nice brand name clothing items for decent prices. The customer service was wonderful! The employees were very friendly and easy to chat with. The manager went above and beyond by bringing me a shopping cart when she saw my arms full of the clothing I was finding and sorting through! One small disappointment to me was that the identity protection roller stamp I bought was not pre-filled with ink. I would have preferred if it was. I think it will come in handy, but to be honest I have not used it yet, because it wasn't filled with any ink (it comes in the box so the customer can fill it up). All in all: If you are in the area, or live close by, give it a try! You will find some nice items for sale. I posted a few photos of items they had.

Wow yes, even if some people have a negative attitude about it probably everything I buy is from…read moreGoodwill they have everything everything that is from new never open boxes and old they have collectibles, and besides that you can make some of your best friends there the class end customer service the other people that employed. Go check it out but not too many of you now because I might stop being able to get the good deals with your guys are catching them

Nice variety of clothing-got a sweater for $1! Friendly people-don't miss kitchen and men's in back…read moreof store.

This place was SO cute, the true thrift store aesthetics. The array of items that were for sale…read moremeant I could've stayed in here for hours if I really wanted to, and the store just kept going and going! The ladies who were working there were so sweet and kind too. I took about 15 minutes trying on the wigs they had and the ladies were hyping me up the whole time! And honestly the prices were really decent on top of them ringing up my items cheaper than was on the sticker. If you're on a thrifting journey in Grass Valley, the Cancer Aid Thrift Shop should definitely make it on your list of stops!

Best thrift store in all of Grass Valley, hands down. Immaculately curated but still well priced…read morethis place just has vibe. it's fun to sift through the endless treasures waiting patiently for you to discover around every corner.

When it comes to thrift stores, lots of folks will remember Goodwill, or the Cancer Thrift, or…read moreSammies, just to name a few of the 10 or more that are in town. Two years ago I needed a small 4 or 5 drawer dresser, nothing fancy, to be used in my home workshop, for various tools, etc. I walked in and within 2 minutes found the very thing I was looking for, and for a price that was quite reasonable. After two years, I decided that the workshop needed a wider look, with more space for everything, and that the tools and other items I kept in the drawers, needed to be seen so I didn't have to hunt for something. So, I removed the things in the drawer, put the small dresser in my car, and took it back to Sweet Life Thrift. Carolyn Maginot is the owner, and was most gracious to accept the dresser to resell. The shop is small but has lots of rooms of men and womens' clothes, nicknacks, hats, and more, that would tickle anyone's fancy (small furniture pieces, jewelry, antiques, etc.. The parking lot is just up the corner on the right from East Main street and Hughes Rd. She has a sign up every day it is open. If you are curious if she has what you might be looking for, the shop phone number is 530-802-5288. Supporting our small businesses and meeting the owners is good for Grass Valley. The prices at Sweet Life are as competitive and even cheaper than GoodWill. Give it a try and I don't think you will be disappointed.

I was made to feel like a criminal by the manager during today's visit. After purchasing my item,…read morethis older Caucasian woman dressed in a blue top (who I was later told was the manager) approached me in the parking lot and curtly demanded to see my receipt. I produced it and she compared the price on my item with the receipt, presumably to ensure I bought it (and didn't steal it or swapped tags with another item?). Then she handed it back to me without a word and started to walk back into the store. Nothing along the lines of "thank you, have a nice day" or any courtesy for patronizing their business. As she entered the door to the Restore, she swung back around and snapped at me about my car being parked in the handicap spot if I'm not disabled. I personally am not, but my mother-in-law is, and my mother-in-law was still checking out her items, and we had the disabled placard hung up in the car. Again, not a single word after this. She did tell me my trunk wasn't closed fully though, so I appreciated that. I guess she had to have the last word? I was made to feel like a criminal. I went to the counter where my mother-in-law was checking out and told her how the manager just rudely spoke to and treated me. The staff at the counter apologized and I replied it's not their fault. It's obvious to me the manager hates her job, so for the sake of ensuring continued business by well-meaning customers, she should either show some respect or let someone who can smile take her job.

One star for Julie's attitude. 5 starts for the LOADING crew!…read more Who knew that at a store such a the habitat restore you have to make sure to use perfect vocabulary with their highly educated staff. Julie was so incredibly UNHELPFUL when I came in today to pick up my items we purchased on Tuesday. She can't seem to find the correlation between the words pickup and loading and was so condescending when I had to spell out for her I was here to pick up my items. When she finally was able to compute that, everything went fairly smoothly until some moron blocked the parking lot with their trailer and then she came out and asked me if I was carrying my furniture I bought to my car...lol I would pay someone to do that for me Julie, if that was the case. Regardless of my awful experience with her, and her disgusting attitude, we got our items we paid for and are happy. Hopefully Julie sees happier days soon.

Clean and nice selection of quality clothing. Clothing displayed nicely. Found 5.50 sweater, dog…read moreharness, beautiful bowl and solid black work tee. Smelled nice too!

The store is always beautiful & well organized…read more You simply don't what you've always wanted until you go there. Beautiful selection, great staff & what a wonderful cause. AnimalSave is dedicated to our community & it's vulnerable cats & dogs. Find a treasure & advance the cause.

Used to really enjoy this place, mostly for the ease of donating items... we didn't really "shop"…read morethere, but always felt good taking donations there. But over the last year or so, not so much. They've gotten really picky and the second you pull up someone comes barreling out to "inspect" what you're bringing. They seem to constantly come up with reasons why they won't take something and just generally act like they're doing you a favor rather than the other way around. I get they don't want people dropping off junk, but we always brought decent stuff. Not like we were trying to pawn off a bunch of broken-down garbage on them. If you just want an easy and pleasant donation experience, go to the Goodwill in Auburn. They take all your stuff with a smile and haven't forgotten that they're getting it for FREE so they'll make a profit no matter what they sell it for.

Very kind workers are always a pleasure to converse with. The selection is really great as I always…read morefind some treasure for me or my kids.