I've seen people lining up for this store to open its gates, so I figured it must be really good…read more Maybe my expectations were set too high by this. I think this store is best suited to serious DIYers into furniture flipping, home improvement, or big art projects. They've got their own parking lot and a loading dock. The store is a huge warehouse. The "home goods" section is quite small and there are not any clothes or toys. There is a large selection of building supplies and tools (paint, lumber, tile, flooring, sinks, etc). There is a decent selection of furniture (couches, rugs, tables, dressers, etc), though nothing stood out as amazing quality or a killer deal.

Was greeted immediately upon entering store. I needed help with a table that I was purchasing. The…read morenice lady at the counter called for someone in the back and they were out with a cart within a few minutes. The store was very busy, but the gentleman still helped me by taking the table to my car. I will definitely return!

I have been to this thrift store at least 10 times over the last few years. I always find at least…read moreone thing from either the clothing/shoe area or the household area. They are divided into 2 separate buildings. They have great prices to begin with and then they have colored tags that are an additional mark down. I greatly prefer shopping here where I know my money goes to a good cause instead of going to a for profit thrift store. Bonus,all the employees are super nice.

Authentic thrift store, meaning wide range of stuff of all ages. Good biz doing good for the…read morecommunity.

TC Resale raises funds for men, women, and teens who need recovery services. They operate 350…read moreshelter beds in the PNW. They've got 8 locations total, in Oregon, Washington, and Montana. This one in Portland is not in a great neighborhood - just off 82nd. They do have a parking lot to pull into. Seems like the store's main thing is large furniture items - the whole front of the store is couches, hutches, dining tables, etc. They had small goods but nothing stood out and the shelves were disorganized. They have plenty of clothes too but I didn't spend any time browsing them. If you're donating, they will do a pickup or you can drop off.

Portland TC has rebranded themselves as SuperThrift!…read more I love this thrift store. They have a large, affordable furniture selection which is usually why I shop here but I have offhandedly made some good finds in the clothing section as well. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They've offered me great deals, easy delivery for a heavy AF dresser and held furniture pieces for me while I double-check measurements. Other reviews knocking the store for its location: If you're afraid to shop on 82nd, that's fine, odds are you can afford not to, so don't! Thrifting is a necessity for some people, not just a trendy thing to do. Roche Bobois has a brick-and-mortar shop downtown for the gentrifiers xoxoxo

This amazing program has greatly enhanced my son's life. The Arc offers persons with developmental…read moreand intellectual disabilities social opportunities through it's Rec Club, hosting karaoke and dance parties, going to cultural events such as the ballet, doing fun activities like bowling and miniature golf, and so much more. The Arc also provides educational programs through the Healthy Lifestyles and NEED Nutrition and Cooking classes. Kate Paul, Program Director, goes above and beyond to ensure enriching experiences and that every individual feels included.

They currently do not offer any programs--website is not accurate and needs to be updated.read more

This Goodwill is just alright. On the positive I'd say the…read moreprices were pretty fair compared to some Goodwills I've visited but the selection was just ok. Staff is a tad lacking but at least friendly. Dressing rooms were closed. Parking lot was a tad small.

This Goodwill is fine…read more They have a small parking lot but it's never been full when I've been there. The store is on the small to medium size. Their clothes selection is decent quality, a pretty small furniture area and books area. Household goods are okay. Staff is sparse but friendly. Dressing rooms are not open as with most places post-COVID. Prices aren't a screaming deal but you can still find a good buy here and there.

The guys here are super chill and the shop dog definitely runs the show. Prices are ridiculously…read moregood with quality to match, this is a great spot to round out your new season wardrobe. The dog has top tier music taste, so no weird shopping mall vibes either. Stop by, just do it. This is a Sam Approved location.

I have tried to donate nice clothes { some brand new }to them a couple times. Every time I look…read moreinto it, they are NOT accepting.

The mission behind Dress for Success is definitely something I can get behind. Its not just about…read moreproviding clothing. Its about giving women support, the knowledge, tools, and yes clothes, so they have a better chance of landing a job and providing for themselves and their family. Women earn the right to select accessories or special clothing based on how many interviews they went on, completing learnings, etc. This ensures that both sides are committed, the ladies seeking help and those working at Dress for Success. Yes, the hours are limited for accepting donations, and if you are like me and went through the emotional release of your clothes, you want to drop it off immediately! But sorting the clothes takes time and as I mentioned above, the majority of their time is spent meeting the women in need of their service, teaching interview skills, helping with resumes, showing ladies where to find job postings, helping the ladies select interview outfits, discussing childcare options, etc. My biggest "ah ha" moment came when I dropped off yet another motherlode of dress slacks, tailored jackets, dresses and formal business attire. I mentioned to the women receiving the clothes how my next stop was Goodwill to donate my more casual slacks and sweaters. She said, no! Bring them here. That is exactly what most of these women need. The majority are not seeking high level office jobs. And in Portland, even those in professional business jobs dress casual. Casual Friday is everyday! If a woman is seeking a job in retail, at a grocery store, for example, she needs nice slacks and a top, maybe a scarf and a handbag. Not a designer suit! Now I bring all my clothes that are in good shape to Dress for Success. I give them my fomr business attire, which I no longer wear, AND nice khakis, jeans and dress slacks. Plus sweaters, cotton tops, blouses, jackets, scarves, handbags, shoes and costume jewelry. Basicsic clothing and accessories to build a wardrobe upon. Dress for a Success is definitely worth supporting. It is about women giving other women a hand up.

I have been shopping with rerun for many years starting at their old location on Fremont. I'm glad…read morethey are in our neighborhood now and I can walk there regularly. Staff are very friendly and I believe the prices are affordable. They have incredible selection and the inventory is frequently changing! I'm also a long-term consigner with them and very happy with the arrangement. Parking can be tight so plan accordingly.

For some reason, my brain thought Rerun was a used record store, so after having brunch at the…read morenearby Denizen's Café (fantastic, BTW!), we wandered over here to check things out, and I'm so very glad we did! Sure, they have used CDs and vinyls, but also, so much more! Furniture, home décor, artwork, electronics, toys and games, collectibles, and an entire basement (not obvious from outside) full of clothing, costumes and accessories, all priced competitively and reasonably. My wife ended up secretly returning and buying, off all things, a giant toy pirate ship that I was ogling for, of all things, using in an upcoming D&D campaign. So...yeah...that's where I'm at in life, haha! But that just goes to show that Rerun2 (there's another one, apparently!) really does have something for everyone; even dorky man-children like me (and all my friends, who were similarly awed by it, so there)! Rerun2 may be the exception to the rule, where the sequel is as good, or better than the original. That's still to be determined, but after striking gold at this location on NE Sandy, this is one Rerun I will happily revisit.

I stumbled upon this place a couple years ago with a friend as we came out of Buffalo Exchange next…read moredoor. We found it to be charming, my friend with me was from Europe and to her it felt like something she would have come across int he streets of Spain. I have been back many times. Although I will say that the hours are minimal I think mainly afternoons and possibly not regular. I still go back. And correction the number listed 503-234-7662 is for a different Vintage Shop, The correct number is (503) 234-0585.

The needle is where you can actually find one of a kind collectibles. It's like walking into an…read moreold museum but you can buy what is on display. I recommend turning off your cell phone and going back in time with the old school feel of The Needle. I purchased some gorgeously designed costume and, sterling silver jewelry there I quite possibly couldn't have found anywhere else. They have vintage books, vintage clothes, antique conversation pieces. .The needle, I kid you not is a walk down memory lane, possessing a one of a kind, old world charm.

Super low prices. Awesome friendly employees. Always looking to make a deal. Super awesome…read morecommunity store!

From the owner: We are a small family run Thrift Store. We provide a relaxed and pleasant buying experience read more