This thrift shop truly holds a special place in my heart. Knowing that it supports Hospice of the…read moreValley and the patients and families they serve made every purchase feel meaningful. Having personally experienced the care hospice provides, shopping here felt deeper than just finding great deals--it felt like giving back. The store offers everything you'd expect from a thrift shop--housewares, artwork, furniture, clothing, jewelry, and even essentials like diapers and Depends. But what sets it apart is their boutique section, featuring higher-end items at fantastic prices. On top of that, they run additional discounts based on colored tags--I literally had to take a picture to keep track of all the deals! The organization here is impressive. Clothing is neatly arranged by size, and even the shoes are sorted the same way, which makes browsing so much easier. The displays are classy, giving the shop an elevated, boutique-like feel rather than a typical thrift store vibe. The staff was incredibly friendly, adding to the welcoming atmosphere. They have one restroom, which was clean, and three fitting rooms. The fitting rooms are a bit on the tight side, so it may be challenging for wheelchair access, but they are functional. Overall, this shop has such good energy--great finds, thoughtful organization, and a meaningful mission. It's one of those places where you leave feeling good about what you bought and where your money is going.

Not all thrift shops are the same…read more You'll know that as soon as you step inside White Dove. Everything in the store is hung or displayed with care. The store is very well organized, and all of the staff will greet you with a smile and offer to help you find whatever you are looking for. Deals are clearly marked on multiple white boards within the store. So many affordable items so little time. You'll find yourself starting with a couple of items, then a handful, then you'll ask where the shopping carts are (they are up front). Happens every time. I was just in yesterday with a few minutes to browse before they closed. Walked out with 21 DVDs and three Star Wars novels. I first found out about White Dove from my late grandma. She recommended the one in Phoenix near where she lived. Been going to many of the Valley stores since. This one just happens to be within walking distance of our house in the East Valley. We have seen this store thrive in a spot which used to rotate different businesses in and out every few years. Nice to have some stability in our neighborhood plaza - and one which raises money for Hospice of the Valley. We have not only seen them do well, but years ago they even expanded. The store has a very nice addition to the West side of their store with larger items, paintings, and collectibles for sale. Highly recommend White Dove for your thrifting adventures.

Literally Gorgeous Collection of things if I lived here and had the funds I'd be taking evertything…read morewith me. Not kidding some items had me jaw dropped.

First of all, I had no idea this place was the size of a small nation. I walked in thinking,…read more"Little antique shop, I'll just go up one aisle and down the next." Ma'am. Sir. There is no "up and down." This place is a labyrinth designed by someone who said, "What if we hid Narnia behind every dresser?" I got lost at least three times. Possibly four. At one point I genuinely forgot: What I came for, which direction I entered... who I am as a person. Every time I thought I found the "main path," I'd turn a corner and BAM! secret pocket room. Hidden alcove. Side quest unlocked. Now, to be fair, if you are someone who enjoys treasure hunting, rummaging, discovering trinkets you didn't know you needed, and time traveling, this is your Disneyland. There is stuff. So much stuff. Trinkets. Bobbles. Whatnots, galore. Things your grandma had. Things your grandma refused to have. I went in looking for one very specific item. I did not find it. I did, however, find three existential moments and mild spatial disorientation. Did I have a good time? Yes. Did I leave with what I needed? No. Did I briefly consider dropping breadcrumbs to find my way out? Also yes. Three stars because it's impressive, chaotic, and an adventure... but if you go in with a mission, be prepared to lose it. Possibly along with your sense of direction. Would return. With a map.

Great place to donate! Easy and they take almost everything! Supports a great cause. They will be…read moregetting all my donations from now on.

Went to this store and found so many options! Chanel was very helpful and answered all my questions…read more! Well done

Sweet! Wide open and clean, organized and things are neatly…read moreput up. A lot of inventory without any smell...that's nice! They had some sales going on and that's fun it adds to the search. Prices are fair to good and we always need to remember there a business and need to turn a profit. Service wasn't bubbly but were polite which is fine for me. Last words...when I'm in town, yeah!

No more Purple Heart Thrift. Bbb fashion opened in its place. It's too bad it was a nice clean…read morestore.

The most well oiled machine of a thrift store I've ever been to! Super organized, friendly staff,…read moreand lofts of great finds. Mostly clothes, but they do have a small home section, along with knick knacks and books. Great prices too!

This location stays true to the chain's signature vibe--organized, color-coded racks, clearly…read morelabeled sizes, and that department-store feel (very much giving a Kohl's-type shopping experience). It's easy to browse, nothing feels chaotic, and you can actually enjoy the hunt without getting overwhelmed. They also keep up with the basics--clean, spacious dressing rooms and restrooms, which always makes a difference when you're planning to try things on and take your time. Now, I'm rating this location in comparison to another DESERET Industry store I gave five stars, and the only reason this one lands at four is the air quality. There's a noticeable mustiness--more of that classic thrift store smell--and oddly enough, I found myself sneezing while inside, which wasn't happening before I walked in. I will say, the toys and home goods sections do lose a bit of that polished feel. Like the other location, those areas lean more toward slightly disorganized--nothing wild, but enough to break the otherwise clean, curated flow of the store. Aside from that? Solid spot. Great organization overall, easy shopping experience, and definitely still worth the thrift trip.

I like to poke around in thrift stores. This thrift store is somewhat organized. There are no…read moredressing rooms. Come prepared if you want to try things on. They had four different color tag sales today. I found a tank top for half off. Perfect to wear at the gym. They have their own parking lot.

I been à satisfied customer since they opened. Their sélection,…read more price and quality of shirts is the best. I have purchased many other types of clothing that are in New condition. Also many other items. They assist veterans. If the parking looks full there is an overflow lot just east of the full lot.

I feel so lucky to have stumbled across this thrift store. Very clean, well organized, and…read moreexcellent options, prices, & discount color tags. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Beyond white dove that supports hospice, it's hard to find solid thrift stores that aren't church related. Can't wait to come back!! :)

I was disappointed to learn that Thrift360 requires a physical paper receipt for returns. I…read moreattempted to return an item purchased just two days prior and offered to show proof of the transaction from my bank statement, but this was not accepted. In today's digital age, it would be helpful if the store considered more modern and flexible verification methods for returns (like using the card it was charged on!). I will not shop here again.

in a state full of goodwills, hidden treasures is a gem! Employees are wonderful volunteers and the…read morestore is organized and clean. Definitely can find some good things here and love that they support local causes!

I've been going to a lot of different thrift shops lately and unfortunately this was my least…read morefavorite. Volunteers run this thrift shop and they carry all sorts of things like antiques, clothing, shoes, jewelry, books, houseware, and children's toys. I did find a couple of cool items- a vintage doctor scale for $85, and a radio, tape, CD and record player for $55. I just didn't find anything that appealed to me but I would definitely donate here rather than Goodwill as they help the community with the proceeds.

THIS PLACE IS SOOOO CUTE! Great quality Items displayed well I am shocked! If you want cowboy…read moreboots/ cute festival clothes this place is worth a trip!

As of right now I probably wouldn't return. The in store stye is not appealing vs a Plato's or…read moreBuffalo exchange vibe. The clothes aren't cute but there's lots of country stuff and shoes so if that's your shop vibe / selling items could work but accepting store credit is not a win. I'd say use this location last but go to Buffalo , name brand and Plato closet first to sell. Better options if you're buying again. And forcing buyers into text notifications. There literally is no opt out on the screen.

Prices are high and selection is slim. They could be making so much more money with better pricing…read moreand more culling of merchandise. $25 for broken homemade clock that is missing a number?

They have a bunch of stuff like shoes, purses, hats and random life stuff! The pricing isn't too…read morebad and on Saturdays you get 25% off! Wish they had a bigger area to accommodate more donations!