Wow; was just introduced to this precious shop today -- a shop so much more than a shop! -- by my…read moredear friend Dara! SELECTION / EXPERIENCE. I did feel like I'd walked into a "queen's closet". Clothes so beautiful, color & style coordinated (immediately fell in love with 4 items on same little rack!), with lovely mirrors & accessories through out, and Christian music playing. VALUE. Amazingly low prices for the high quality and style! And went to pay and realized I'd missed seeing the 50% off sale when I walked in!). SERVICE / CAUSE. I was already sold and then we began talking with lovely Reina, the In-Store Manager. Learned the store's real purpose and heart is about helping women in crisis at every stage of life. QEC is a non-profit and ALL their profits go here. They are also pro-life which I loved leaning too! Dara and I look forward to being regulars and introducing other friends!!!

Wonderful thrift boutique. So many great finds. Very helpful employees/volunteers. I try to always…read morekeep my dollars local. Gail T.

I will definitely put this on my shopping list. I bought 4 presents and a couple for me. The…read morestore is well organized , clean and fun to meander.

Delightful little shop, with so many wonderful items (that I don't need)... I will definitely…read moretravel to see them again.

A wonderful second-hand shop where 100 per cent of the proceeds go to the local animal welfare…read morecharity. I've made a donation and would like to thank all the volunteers there for their dedication to helping all the furry friends who need and receive support. A wonderful second-hand shop where 100 per cent of the proceeds go to the local animal welfare charity. I've made a donation and would like to thank all the volunteers there for their dedication to helping all the furry friends who need and receive support.

I love that they donate to animal charities and help foster families. I took my Pug in the store,…read morewhich was nice they let me, and she peed-A LOT!! The lady was friendly and cleaned it up without attitude-I did offer to do it but she didn't let me. Overall, it is a great little store with a good cause!

Hidden treasure of hidden treasures. Reasonably well organized. Clothes are tidy and affordable…read more Definitely a new favorite.

Amazing deals for a great price! I found a couple of great finds and everything was only $14…read more Great place to shop I will definitely be back when I am back in town!

This was the best thrift store ! Everyone was so nice. Bought some tribal jewelry and artifactsread more

I went into this shop expecting more of a traditional thrift store experience, but it felt much…read morecloser to a consignment boutique in terms of pricing. While there were definitely some unique and high-quality pieces, many of the items--especially the jewelry--were priced in the hundreds and even into the thousands, which caught me off guard. One thing I really appreciated was how the clothing was organized by size. That made browsing much easier and more efficient, especially if you're on a time crunch. The store also carries furniture and other items, and everything is thoughtfully displayed--the presentation is clean, curated, and visually appealing. That said, it just wasn't what I personally was looking for. I came in hoping to thrift and score budget-friendly finds, so the pricing and overall vibe didn't quite match my expectations. If you're looking for curated, higher-end secondhand pieces, this might be your spot--but if you're hunting for true thrift deals, you may leave a bit disappointed like I did.

Some pretty amazing donated items for purchase here, especially original wall art, high-end and…read morewell-displayed costume jewelry, some clothing, and some furniture items. All priced at a bargain. They have a nice guy on the premises who will find a way to fit items--in my case, two great end tables--in a small car. Purchases benefit the Humane Society of Sedona and no tax is charged to customers because this is a not-for-profit. I know what you may be thinking, but think closer about it... No matter how exclusive a world-renowned community may be, it may be especially prone to having displaced pets longing for a permanent home I don't know. But I do know that domesticated animals don't think about city, state, manmade borders, they just want to go home. The good citizens of Sedona apparently realize this and donate some really cool clothing and household items here that others, less fortunate, might have no choice but to sell for personal profit.

For over a year now, I'd drive up from Phoenix when I had things to donate. Shop inside the store,…read morethen grab a bite to eat; it was a fun day trip. The staff were alway so kind and thankful when dropping things off, and the store itself had that fun, old- school vibe where it was loosely organized but anything amazing could be waiting in there! I went a few weeks ago, and everything has changed. I had a car full of quality things and they didn't even acknowledge that I was bringing stuff in to them. I had to say hello twice before one of the four people standing around would say hi back. There was no place to put my donations, and no one offered to clear any space. They didn't offer to help unload until we were finished emptying the car! No one said thank you. Meanwhile, they had a bunch of stuff outside they were just giving away for free. As a donor, I found that off-putting. I didn't just drive 90 miles for you to give my things away...I wanted to help the animals. It should have said "pay what you wish" or something, to create value. We went inside to shop, and it's like they're trying to make it a designer boutique. The vibe was sterile. They want $35 for t-shirts with their branding on them! Even the prices of the thrift items have skyrocketed. This was the first time I've left without buying anything. As we were leaving, I noticed that my donations still hadn't been addressed. Like at all. Stuff was piled wherever I had been able to squeeze some space, trying not to land it in the free zone, and it was just cooking in the sun. If I'm in town I may stop there to see what's going on in the shop, but I won't donate there again.

In 2023, I visited the towns of Pine and Strawberry with friends on a girls weekend (Yelp weekend…read moregetaway before I was into Yelp). When I was a kid, my mom always loved thrifting up north so I suggested we check this shop out. Upon entering, we were immediately greeted and all the staff we came across were super friendly. For a small town, they had a pretty good selection though I didn't find my style of clothing in my size. I did however find a mug that had been beloved for over a year and a super cool vintage rain hat. It actually rained a few hours after, so I think the hat brought it on - I love rain! Prices are reasonable and similar to a lot of items I see in the valley. Very scenic views outside, so if you are in the area check out this quaint thrift shop!

This place is fine. I wasn't that impressed the deals weren't that great. I wish they had a better…read moreplus size selection for clothing, but it was OK.

The volunteers are amazing-very helpful and the paid stuff/cashiers are also kind, patient and…read morecheerful. I love going to browse to see what I'm missing in life,lol. Even when I may buy only,one item, the interactions with the helpers is always great. I also love that by shopping here, I'm helping women and children escape violence. Win/win all around. And don't get me started on the books!

Stepping Stones is a large thrift store located in Prescott Valley and Prescott. In our day trip to…read morePrescott, we stopped at the Valley location and picked up some fun items like roller skates! You can feel good about spending money here because it's for a great cause. Girl math Here is some info from their website: Stepping Stones' social enterprises include Stepping Stones Thrift stores, Step One Community Center, and 12-Step Recovery and Inspirational Bookstore. Shopping and donating at these locations means your money and goods stay local and impact families right here in our community. Advocates are always available - 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Call our Helpline to speak to an advocate: 928-445-HOPE

My friend and I found The Dusty Diamond on our way through Congress, heading home to Prescott. We…read morefound a wonderful shop, with the sweetest proprietor! There were loads of 2nd hand treasures to see, and her sweet son offered me an Oreo, which I quickly devoured. We also accepted some blueberries for my friend's guide dog, and when we offered compensation, Allison politely declined. We will definitely be back again !!!

Very friendly family store. Love going in there because you know you're going to walk out with…read moresomething cause they have everything.

There are a number of excellent vintage, thrift, and resale shops in Camp Verde, and Ruby's is one…read moreof the best. It's a large store with a collection of well-curated vintage, contemporary resale, and shabby chic re-finished furniture and home accessories, as well as unique handmade home goods, including mugs and glassware. We have found some excellent deals, including on resale contemporary outdoor tables, bedside tables, and framed art for our home. There are new items almost every week, so it's fun to see what they have. Decent value too!

Small, side of the road second hand store with handmade items as well as relics. Wonderful Staff…read moreand various items to browse. Never seen this before but a pleasure to visit for sure!