Stopped by here a few days ago to drop off some clothes I wanted to donate. Staff were friendly and…read moreprofessional. Clean exterior and interior. Very fast service. Easy to drop off and then go to shop. Definitely need to come back.

What a fun place to shop. I always find something that I didn't need but I had to have at a really…read moregood price. This is a great way to save money and have fun doing it.

I dropped off bags of brand new personal sundries and the men in the back warehouse Drop Off…read moresection were friendly and professional. They even explained that Salvation Army is now using QR Codes in place of a blank paper receipt. It's good to see friendly staff. It makes a big difference when you're parting with stuff you've always been emotionally hanging onto for decades. They made me feel welcome. Thank you and I will be back. My only regret is that I forgot to take a picture of these folks - they deserve credit for excellence in customer service.

I went to this thrift in search of costumes for Halloween night. I found costumes indeed; they were…read morenot for Halloween night though. They were costumes for another kind of night. One that involves a husband, wife, GF, or BF getting off work early & maybe calling in sick the next day. Most Halloween costumes say Spirit or Halloween Express somewhere on the packaging. Not these costumes. These costumes said "Forplay" on them--as in the activities that precede the activity. One costume was called "A Scaredly Lion." The woman modeling the costume did not look that afraid though--she looked more like a hungry or thirsty lion to me. A mom checked out a milkmaid costume for her daughter or herself presumably, & I'm not sure she understood the type of milk maid labor this costume implied. Salvation Army, these were not Halloween costumes or costumes suitable for kids; these were spicy night costumes--the kind that are not meant to be worn for most of the night. 5 stars for bizarre amusement in adult slumber party costume merchandise form. Nothing quite like the ideal attire for a special hoe-ccasion.

*****debit cards, visa, mc, discover cards now accepted! ******…read more Darling shop with great merchandise! Run by volunteer moms and daughters. Hours: Mon-Sat 10am-2pm Come check it out!

Does a small shop with lots of interesting things to look at they had a back room with a knickknack…read morelarge piece of small pieces you purchased a shadowbox frame that was fairly large and a great price. They had a small collection of DVDs and DVD sets I managed to pick up six of the friends seasons at a spectacular price. If you're looking for clothes that is both fashionable gently used and affordable they have lots to choose from the family that rents the shop was extremely friendly. They had many volunteers who were super helpful. I definitely recommend this shop if you are looking to find some gently used items and save a little bit of money hunting for treasures.

I only recently learned of the Assistance League which is a national non-profit organization…read morefocused on operating philanthropic programs for local communities! As such, I find them to be a better alternative to Goodwills and Salvation Army because the money from their thrift store goes back directly to the communities they are physically located in. For item donations, drive to the rear of the store. There are workers that will accept the donated items and provide you with a receipt if wanted. DOUBLE check their hours before going. Since they're a volunteer-based organization they are not open everyday and generally run from 10AM-3PM.

Super nice staff Good cause…read more Good selection and something for everyone Ask about becoming a volunteer in your community

The Bristol location is one of my favorites in OC. The staff is super friendly especially the…read moremanager, Louisa. Good selection, clean store and always some good finds!!

I have never left a review for a thrift store before, but they have to do something about that…read morefragrance machine they have along the wall. Perhaps get rid of it? As soon as I walked in I got a huge whoosh of their new signature "store smell"--super strong, and it took me a few minutes to adjust to it. Maybe the machine was broken? I heard it constantly running while I was there; it just kept humming. Usually they are intermittent--hum for a bit, then stop every few minutes. I was there for about 10 minutes. My nose started feeling all weird. I got to my car and my clothes reeked of the scent. Horrible. Also, don't they know that crap artificial scents are hormone disruptors? Bad for health. No one asked to be blanketed in perfume gas while shopping. What are they thinking? 30 minutes later... still stink. INFO: Many synthetic fragrances contain phthalates (e.g. DEP) and synthetic musks that act as endocrine disruptors. They can mimic, block, or interfere with hormones (estrogen, testosterone, thyroid). Lab and animal data link them to reproductive effects and earlier puberty; they also bioaccumulate.

I love this place. It's clean, it's very well priced and you get really good value for your money…read more Everyone is very gracious and friendly.

Most of the staff & some volunteer's have nasty arrogant attitudes this certainly is a sad thing…read morewhen the rude & arrogant representing American cancer society bites the hands that feeds this charity with money & donations also the shoppers that buy who are welcomed with a nasty reception! What makes me especially upset is that so many now will not donate or shop in that store because of the arrogance also the ungrateful attitudes when donating goods, most upsetting are those who suffer from this horrific disease will see a lack of donations & money due to the nasty attitudes of some staff members and volunteers who lack respect for those who graciously support donate and shop at American Cancer society in Corona Del Mar.

This MHA Thrift store has a super friendly and very accommodating staff of one. Her name is Kathy…read moreand she is super friendly and just awesome. I do suggest calling the store before you head over to make sure the store is open. And just a friendly reminder, they close early like 3pm. The prices are great. The strength of this thrift store is definitely in clothing. There is no furniture. They have very little artwork. The store is tricky to find it's located behind the mental health clinic. But don't sweat it, they have plenty of parking. The proceeds of the store support the clinic which is a great cause.

We love shopping at the MHA Thrift Store. They have a ton of DVDs, CDs and puzzles, overflowing…read morethe shelves so much that some are kept in boxes on the floor. Of course they also have the typical thrift store selection of books, toys, household & kitchen items, and clothes. The store entrance faces the rear parking lot behind the building, a bit hard to find on first visit. GPS maps really help here. Look for the MHA cardboard sign inside the corner display window to identify the correct driveway into the parking lot. The atmosphere is rather quiet inside, with very few customers usually, and they don't play music on speakers. It may feel eerie at first, but should become meditative over time. With patience and perseverance, surprising treasures can be found here. Our proudest score is a nearly mint condition original boxed set of Nat King Cole collection vinyl LP albums. Every time we listen to them, we thank whoever had the kind heart to donate them, and thank the store for giving us the opportunity to acquire them. Naturally, we donate to the store as well. We hope our own parted treasures find their way to good homes. Unfortunately, the last 3 times we tried to visit the store, it was closed during normal hours. We suspect the problem is with staffing. We have always only seen one super nice and friendly lady at the counter, so maybe they have a shortage of volunteers to keep the doors open. We really hope the situation will improve soon, because this has been such a wonderful place.

A Goodwill closer to home is always good! I have not visited a lot of Goodwill's but this was a…read morepretty good location. I forgot that they had specific colored tags to represent sales for the week or a flash sale on a day. A huge collection of items. Mainly Halloween costume and accessories being displayed at the front. Lots of clothing that is categorized by color instead of size, which I did not mind all that much. I prefer it this way since I usually plan my outfits through color. I know this might be frustrating for others. There's a lot of household items in two aisles, Halloween decorations, Christmas decorations, assorted wreaths and more. They have a pretty good selection of heels and shoes, and these are categorized by style. Lots of purses too. I was looking for some decorative items for the apartment and a new tea mug. I found the cutest white bow heels, but really no event to attend to wear them. I found my new tea mug and a shirt too. Loved that they gave me extra discount on the colored tag I brought to the cash. They have changing rooms at this location, so it was convenient to go in and try on the clothing items. The parking lot is pretty big, so lots of place to park. In general, a pretty good Goodwill with an assortment of items. I did not get a chance to look at the book selection or the art area, but it looked like there was a variety of stuff!

The store is pretty small and they have things stuffed everywhere's not a big toy section, it's…read moreabout half of an isle on one side. Also all the clothing is sectioned by type and then it's color coded instead of sizes. All the sizes are mixed together. Once I saw that I gave up and walked out.