Got some really good dressings / flavored mayo from GAP Warehouse. Was really surprised at how…read moregood they both tasted. I added the Buffalo Mayo from Best Foods to make my homemade potato salad. The first Mayo was Chile Lime with Tajin from Best Foods, I added to my Cobb Salad. Great value cuz it not cost me $1-2.

I found a shopping cart as I went in. To the right is the free food. It's a random choice of…read moredifferent foods. Usually, it varies each week. I bring my own bags to fill. Next, there are shelves of dry goods and the cold chiller to choose items. I love it that I have been offered a bouquet of fresh flowers. Then, there is a huge box of canned goods to pick from. To the left of the warehouse are grocery items to purchase. Most items are well below store prices. Between each of the sides, there are large boxes that may have stuffed animals, bottled beverages, pet supplies, and so on. The GAP Ministries takes both cash and SNAP cards. I have always found the staff to be polite and helpful. I'm truly grateful for this service.

Stumbled upon this smallish market of booths with various items to purchase. Looks like they are…read morejust getting this biz started & need some time & advertising locally to grow the number of vendors. Great area, has potential. I'll add it to my list of places to browse when I'm out on the weekend. My main feedback is that the signs they put in Marana were very difficult to read. Hope they keep growing.

excellent outdoor resale market on do d mountain…read more sept - may all kinds of great things even kittens !! great local food trucks !!!! 10-2

This store is in the same parking lot as the 99 c store. So…read moreI m still looking for gym shoes in my size. Nothing here for me now, but it was very clean and organized. If I needed another motorcycle Helmet , this would have been my day. I will come back to look, they had A good kitchen section as well. All good.

I've lived in the Tucson area for quite a few years, and had never realized this place existed…read moreuntil now. I was pleasantly surprised by the selection, organization of the racks, and prices. The clerks were friendly whilst I was shopping and upon checkout. Left with a haul much bigger than expected and a big smile on my face. I will definitely be back.

I love Viva Pima! They have a following and for a reason! While not huge (but not tiny), folks line…read moreup before they open at 10 3 days a week, particularly on Saturdays, as they get great donations especially of vintage dishes. Lots of functional clothes and children's books as well, and some chairs and furniture. Staff are friendly and lines are run very efficiently!

While perusing through TikTok I ran across a video they made about the various things they were…read moreselling and the prices seemed too good to be true so I had to check it out for myself. Unbelievably everything was true! The prices here are great. I picked up a solid oak made in California American Mission end table for $18. Great group of people working here, all employees are volunteers and all of the proceeds stay in Tucson.

I encountered an issue today at approximately 10:30 AM during a food retrieval. Upon returning my…read morecart, I requested three additional chips, citing the presence of multiple children in my party. The employee, who appeared to be approximately 63 years of age, denied my request, stating that company policy limits each customer to one chip. His demeanor was rather uncooperative and discourteous. I observed that preceding customers were provided with three to four chips and were even encouraged to take additional quantities. This discrepancy in policy enforcement is a matter of concern. I recommend addressing this with the employee to ensure consistent and professional service for all patrons. I witnessed several individuals ahead of me receive three to four chips from this employee, and they were even prompted to take more. This inconsistent application of policy is unacceptable. Thank you for the food.

In the past we have donated 100.00 checks when a request came in the mail…read more Many times. This is tax time and i had the opportunity to donate 800.00. once. So, this is bigger amount, i looked at photos of the Tucson warehouse , very stocked , and asked how often a family can get a box of food and staples. ONCE A MONTH WITH FULL RESIDENCE ID. It seems to me, with this much inventory, no one should have to get by on once a month. And, if you need food from the food bank you seem unlikely to have a current drivers license and a home. I don't see how a box a month of dry good will last for 1-2 people. I would suggest weekly and in need only as a requirement. I made my large donation. elsewhere in Tucson where i can specify how it is to be used. Nutrition and Vitamins thatmedicare insurance won't pay for.

Crazy times so definitely took that into consideration, not very crowded with buyers or sellers…read more Local told us to go early because of Crowds (I think they was thinking Pre-Covid) it was Sat and we got there around 1100am. Started to pick up a little when we left around 130. I can see potential as the space is huge, got my steps in just walking around. There was a Kid area with some rides, lot of food places, and even has a stoned in Koi Pond. Restrooms were plentiful and pretty clean. Spoke to a few vendors, everyone was pretty friendly & polite. Made a couple of purchases, some from the booths, and from tables. Picked up some cool items, what you would expect from a Swap Meet. We will have to try at night and maybe after Covid settles down. Plenty of Parking, and signage insisting on Masks being worn. Overall, not a bad place to kill a couple hours & maybe find some deals.

Finally made it out to the Tanque Verde Swap Meet and it was pretty slim pickings this time of…read moreyear. There's a small food truck area and a cute little coffee setup, but not much for vegan options and overall it just didn't quite hit for me. That said, I'll always appreciate spaces like this that give local entrepreneurs and creatives a place to show up and share their work. Tucson has no shortage of hidden gems, and I can see how you might score a great find here on the right day. Just wasn't my vibe this round.

Oh my gosh, I love Habitat Tucson! After coordinating a volunteer day for our local Yelpers, I…read morelearned such much about this organization and met some amazing people along the way. Seriously, the team at Habitat Tucson is represented by seriously dedicate, genuine and enthusiastic people. Rebecca, one of the volunteer coordinators couldn't have been more patient and helpful. Brooke and Joseph are truly a dynamic duo. Working with them to make our volunteer day happen and then coordinate a party at their gorgeous office space was so much fun. Yes, I did just say you can party at their office. I'm not sure if they rent it out for private events on a regular basis, but it wouldn't hurt to ask! It's huge, contemporary and really a beautiful space. Back to what Habitat is all about. I always has a vague understanding about what Habitat for Humanity is all about, but after volunteering and actually stepping onto a build site, it all came together and it was one of the best volunteer experiences I've had. Habitat for Humanity literally helps people realize the dream of owning a home. It's no give out my friends. Folks that have applied for a home also have a major hand in building their home. It's quite remarkable. This is an organization that I truly believe deserves all of the support it can get- whether you donate money or your time on a build. If you're looking for place to give some of your time and connect with some truly wonderful people, keep Habitat Tucson in mind!

Fun tip: they carry cheap paint for projects! Already pre-tinted so it's fast & easy - if you don't…read moremind the limited color choices. Honestly, this place is so worth stopping into on the regular if you like to: DIY your home, Remodel on a budget or are just looking for funky finds - I picked up a super cool OOAK framed picture of a bee that I adore among the other interesting items. I kinda think of it as a thrifty store for larger items like bookcases, couches, tables, appliances and more. The only bummer is the part where they are closed on Saturdays & Sundays when I'm usually doing projects. Oh well, still worth a look M-F from 9-4.

This place has nothing but junk and the owner is a miserable old lady who picks fights with you…read moreover nothing and calls you names for parking in a spot for a whole minute. She claims her parking lot is private parking when there is no signs whatsoever stating other wise. I parked my car here for a measly two minutes to get my child next door and she began yelling that i wouldn't be able to leave when I came out. I came out to her vehicle parked directly behind mine, I was able to get my car out and around her car and she ran out trying to block my car with her body, attempting to break my window and push my rear view mirror inwards screaming obscenities at me. I have been in this thrift store once in my life and again its nothing but garbage and scraps that should just go in the trash. They also charge $60.00 for a pair of dirty dusty nike shoes. I would HIGHLY recommend you steer clear from this place. There is nothing special about it or the owner. She was nothing close to being a gem on encounter.

Great resale store especially for clothes. I like how they are all seperated by size...makes…read moreshopping easier.