I enjoy donating at this Donation Center. They're always willing and ready to help. They're all…read moregreat, especially Chris. The other workers are good, too, but Chris is exceptional. When I donate I'm not there for long yet he makes it worth while. Great guy!

I made my 8th trip in 2 weeks to this location to donate (I am emptying a house). There is a young…read moreman and a young lady there that seem to be on duty during the week that are wonderful, pleasant, and helpful (and they deserve 5 stars). However, Chris (who seems to be there on the weekends) is another story. Today was the 3rd time I have encountered him and each encounter has been worse that the one before. The sign says "wait in your car and someone will assist you." The other young man and young lady ALWAYS come out right away and offer to help. Chris, on the other hand, sits on his but and waits until you honk your horn to get his attention. Then, when he does show up, he makes it quite plain that absolutely does NOT want to do ANY work. I had to ask for assistance the first time and I still unloaded 75% of my donations myself. The second time he came out, I rolled my window down and told him I had stuff in the cargo area and back seat and he barely acknowledged me and then proceeded to take one of the bins someone had filled earlier inside. The other young man (the nice one) had also come out by that time so I told him the same thing. He asked "oh, that's not your stuff he just took in?" and I said no. So he unloaded my items, asked if I needed a receipt, and thanked me for my donation (as I also thanked him for his help). Today, I went again with a very large tote in the cargo area (like a 4 foot x 2 foot tote) - which necessitated my putting my seats down so I could close the cargo gate - a bag in back seat area and a box in the back seat area, as well as two very nice wooden walking sticks (cost over $50) in the back seat. I told Chris when he finally came out (after I honked my horn after a waiting several minutes and seeing him inside just walking around aimlessly) that I had a tote in the cargo area and a box and a bag and two walking sticks in the back seat area. Common sense would have dictated taking the tote first since it was huge, but no. He ripped the walking sticks out of the back seat followed by the bag and box and threw them in the bin. Then, he reached in and jerked that very large tote from the cargo area through my back door, slamming the door open so HARD that the hinges popped hard and sprang back, causing the car to rock (at which time I said "hey, take it easy on the door"). He was VERY CLEARLY angry that he was having to get off his lazy butt and do something. He offered no apology. I am a 64 y/o disabled woman with my left wrist in a brace, a back back, bad shoulders, and bad knees and I could run circles around this gold bricker. The nice young woman had since come out to offer help and I called her over and asked about when they might have a Manager on duty. I told her how disgusted I was with Chris's behavior and that this was not the first time. I also said Goodwill needs to know if he damaged my hinges in any way, they are going to pay for it. I told her his behavior is just totally unacceptable. I also told her how very much I like dealing with her and the other young man, as they are always so professional and polite. So, my rating is based SOLELY on Chris and Goodwill's stupid decision to keep him employed there. They need to give his job to someone who truly wants it. If he wasn't there and I didn't have to deal with him, my review would have been 5 stars for the other two employees who are so sweet and nice and they are the reason I could not post a well-deserved one-star rating for my experience with Chris. I had to add a star for them, even though this review is of the business. I will NEVER again go on the weekend in the hopes I never see him again. I am hoping to be done with my donations soon so I don't have to deal with someone that unpleasant. I feel badly having to leave such a review because the other employees are so so wonderful. However, a business is only as good as its weakest link and I cannot help but think the Manager has to be aware of this guy's attitude. I will also be following up with a phone call to said Manager on Tuesday.

Great organization that helps the community all the time. Great service and mission…read more When there is a disaster around the country, the Salvation Army is always there helping people with food, clothing and family services.

The store was in pretty good condition considering we were there on a Saturday afternoon. The store…read morewas clean and organized well. I didn't find what I was looking for but it seems that people don't donate microwaves too often.

Wow! This thrift store is awesome. The most organized and…read moreclean store I have ever seen. All the clothes are done so nicely by color and size. And every aisle is tidy and easy to browse. Priced are also VERY reasonable (I didn't see a single clothing item above $10). Most of the toys were also $1 each.

A wide variety of clothing and other gear, similar to our last visit, and the quality of their…read moremerchandise has gone up. You'll still need to examine things for defects. I found a Ricola cough drop in a jacket I purchased. Shoes, although plentiful, aren't sorted by size very well. Some great stuff, but tough to sort through. There is some total junk, but far more decent stuff. I even bought a hat. I like this place; the personnel seem happy and engaged.

Stopped in to get a quote on a box full of my hubby's Columbia shirts and a pair of Brooks running…read moreshoes. They usually take teens to late 20s clothing but we're mid 40s and the items were universal in age. All were purchased in the last 1-2 years and in really great condition. They were a STEAL for Plato's, considering the exact items can be bought online today and each shirt were all in the $25-$50 range brand new. There was 30 minutes wait so we ran errands. They texted when it was ready for pickup, and we made $45 cash. Since these items had been sitting on Marketplace and Poshmark for a while, I just wanted to be done with it all. The place was packed on a Saturday, and the gal who helped me was very patient & friendly.

I drove pretty far out and only got $6 for 2 pairs of shorts and 1 swimsuit. They went through my 2…read morecontainers pretty fast but I was just upset they didn't take more I had a lot of goo name brands. The service was great though everyone was very nice.

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store has a great variety, and browsing the shelves feels a little like…read morestepping into a choose-your-own-adventure story. On this visit, I scored a copy of The Hobbit for my daughter, and at a price that felt like finding buried treasure. Definitely a win. The store itself is easy to navigate, with plenty of sections to keep the hunt interesting without feeling overwhelming. Prices are fair, and there's enough turnover that each trip has the potential to uncover something new. Like any thrift store, you won't always hit the jackpot, but that's part of the fun. This time, Middle-earth came home with us for just a few bucks. Four stars for variety, good deals, and the thrill of discovery.

A friend on vacation here mentioned she'd like to visit some "upscale" thrift stores while here…read morebecause there are few opportunities where she lives... The three of us who visited your store earlier this week were not disappointed...

My kids and I love checking out thrift shops. White Dove was one we had not been too and glad we…read morestopped in. The donation funds are for hospice of the valley which is amazing. The items and store were clean and there is clothes, books, shoes, antique items etc. Best of all the prices are true thrift prices. We will stop in and checkout what they have again soon!

Always looking for a good place to donate to (Maggie's Place, Phoenix Children's, Veterans, etc),…read moreand a neighbor told me about this place. They were easy to find, plenty of parking, and donating is a breeze. I was able to back in, donate in the bins provided, and go inside to check it out. The vintage dish ware was cute, clothes selection was vast, and there were some pretty cool kids stuff. I was able to get my kid a series of books for $1 (1/2 off)! Everyone I spoke with there was really friendly. If you're looking for a wonderful entity to donate to where you know your belongings are going to a good home, and supporting local charities, please consider donating here.

Super cute thrift store They aren't super big but they do…read morehave a good selection. The prices are also very good, they accept donations and compare to other donating stores this place reflects affordable pricing for donated items. Will definitely be back,

Great, cheap and helps people with disabilities. Could never go wrong. Services was awesome.read more

Very nice clothing, friendly staff, cheap, and no long lines.Even my mom found two dressesread more

Good prices, very clean, cool stuff. I'm from out of state and found this place with my co-worker…read more Tried to spark conversation with the lady behind the register and she was cold. Not sure why...maybe a bad day. But nice place.

This store looks small from the outside, but it has many rooms with a lot of higher end items to…read moresearch through. Nice people work here that can aim you in the right direction for finding your treasure!

Update Nov. 2023 Brought a fun-loving friend who had never…read morebeen here before and she almost emptied the store with all the goodies she found at great prices to fill up her bags. Look at the pictures and see the friendly staff being helpful, and the two happy shoppers having lotsa fun.

Apparently, they cleaned up their act, judging from other reviews. Highly organized, lots of…read morevariety, and we found very good bargains here. It looks strange on the outside, but personnel were helpful, and there was an enormous amount of inventory, all where it should be. Truly, this is one of the best we've been to in Arizona. Good job, management!

If you enjoy going to different Goodwill stores in the Valley to experience the uniqueness of each…read morestore, inventory, etc., just know this one is not one of their nicer locations. It starts with a sketchy parking lot. Poorly maintained, trashy, etc. The store itself is not kept clean. Accepted inventory is poorer in quality than what other Goodwill stores accept and stock. Employees are 'okay', but the employees at other Goodwill stores seem to care more and are nicer overall.