This is a great thrift store spread out between two buildings. The employees/volunteers are so…read morehelpful and friendly. We had just left the vet with our chihuahua mix, Mia and didn't want to leave her in the car. They were so welcoming and immediately shared photos of their fur babies. The prices are very reasonable and the stock was not your average thrift store stock. They had some very unique and top end items. On top of enjoying a treasure hunt in a well organized and clean environment the money you spend helps animals in need. Make it one of your pop in spots. You never know when your next treasure is waiting which may just be a friendly visit and good conversation with the staff!

We've been shopping here for years but went today and was appalled at the clothing prices. $6 for…read moreevery item is ridiculous, especially Walmart brand clothing with stains. Very disappointed that this place is now priced like a boutique antique store but thrift quality. Hoping they improve their prices and go back to pricing each item fairly.

St Vincent de Paul is an outstanding resale market for used items as they contribute the majority…read moreof funds to terrific charities thus truly helping the poor or needy. We donate many items to them because of their commitment to the local community. We know of several folks that volunteer by working at the facility. You must get donations dropped off before 2:00pm though. We have also found items to purchase for use at home eg replace a broken crock pot top, a lost appliance cord. Etc etc. We are downsizing and selling items on eBay, Craigslist, FB etc is a pain it's so much easier to donate and you can get a receipt for tax deduction.

It's a good cause - but don't find a lot here. Still visit once a week for an occasional "find"…read more Really nice staff - check back often. The store is well organized and they have free bread items for customers - try coming early for best selection.

There is a man working here by the name of Daniel who is absolutely miserable to everyone. I…read morewatched him walking fast through the store, looking pissed off, red-faced, muttering under his breath, when he got called up to do returns he was absolutely so rude to everyone.

While visiting Arizona, I came here with my husband and a friend who is local to the area. Because…read moreI had forgotten to pack my brand new snow boots (I know...), my husband's friend suggested that we check out Goodwill to see if I can find anything. But she did warn us that this locations often times inflate their prices, in which she nicknamed "greed-will". The day we arrived, it was snowing and a little windy. Definitely a cold winter day and not the best idea to forget your snow boots at home, in California. Anyways, with any thrift store, you just have to look and see if you find anything good or anything you are looking for in particular. There was a nice pair of black snow boots with little wear on it but was surprised to find that the pair was $25 at the register, as the item was not marked. I paid less for my new boots that I had purchased online (and my shoes were even thicker quality). But my friend did get a 20% off since she is a senior citizen so we were able to get a slight discount to save a little bit off (although later on I found out that there was a hole on the soul and really should have gone to purchase brand new show shoes... oh well, lesson learned... don't leave your snow shoes at home while on a road trip, during winter). We did purchase other items, which did seem better priced. So I am not sure what is the mindset of the prices marked in the store. Some toys and books that I saw were brand new and priced very cheaply (which I did ended up purchasing a few things) and then some items, like clothes were heavily marked up when clearly those items were worn. But just as my friend had told us, she has found plenty of great stuff at this Goodwill before and will often browse. And if she finds something that she wants, and if it is at a good price, she will purchase it. I think if we lived in this area, most likely I would come back to browse since I do like to thrift for my DIY projects from time to time. Please note that on the receipt, there is a 7 day return policy. But customers will only receive store credit that is good for up to one year, based on the date printed on the original receipt. If you return items without the purchase receipt or tag attached, you will only receive $1. Also returns are not accepted on discounted items, new or seasonal items. So purchase wisely.

Good selection but not as large as the other location in N prescott. I always find something I…read moreneed, or some interesting clothes at a good value

I am married to a veteran and we always try to donate when we can. I called and made an…read moreappointment for a pickup and 2 men showed up for my donation. They allow the men to come into your home and I doubt very much that the DAV has looked into their past. Not all of them are veterans. They were to pickup a bed frame, which they did but they also pickup a ring that was on the table. I know this is true because I always were 2 rings together and removed the night before and when they left I only had one ring. I am writing this so anyone having a pickup be careful and put your stuff away. I will never call again for a pickup or donate to the DAV again.

I stopped in here last Saturday with my boyfriend & his little sister while we waited for his…read moreparents to meet us. The store has been there for awhile, or looks that way, anyhow. Items in the store were decently priced and I was able to find two coffee mugs with cows (I have a weird habit of buying things with cows on them) for .50 cents each. We were in an out of there in less than 15min. Solid 3 stars.

I tried to visit the thrift shop on Tuesday around 1:00 PM since their schedule says they are open…read moreon Tuesdays at 10. Either there is a super secret entrance that I didn't find or the just were not open. Kind of disappointing to drive all the way from Cordes Lakes to Prescott and find them closed. Plenty of folks lined up along the walkway not sure if they were all there because they expected it to be open. Some had their belongings with them which caused me to speculate that they likely are experiencing homelessness. I do hope they are getting the services they need from both Salvation Army and the City of Prescott. Not sure I'd bother to make the trip again despite my desire to support this organization.

For more than 15 years, a valuable non-profit promoting more and better non-motorized vehicle…read moretransportation options within the city in a friendly manner. This includes trails, bike-lanes, walking, and public transportation. To give a full disclaimer, I've only been a paying member following their work through their newsletter and website and not directly involved like I should be. PAT deserves the promotion, and so I wanted to give a shout out through Yelp. Check out their website and facebook pages for all their local activities, legislative work, mission and vision. http://prescottbikeped.org/ A bike-mounted food drive? Cool. Bike to work month is HUGE here, in April-May, with partnerships among the city government, Prescott Mountain Bike Alliance, and local businesses (restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and of course bike shops). What other outdoorsy city can you bike to work with the mayor and not battle a huge crowd to talk to him? PAT (Prescott Alternative Transportation) and PMBA (Prescott Mountain Bike Alliance) are two very worthy groups to become involved with in Prescott. PMBA can be found here: http://www.prescottmtb.com/

Always find good deals and things we didn't know we needed…read more It's clean and they have college student day which I love for the kiddos. We visit every time we are in town.

I have never been to a Goodwill with prices as ridiculous as this location. The pricing is…read morecompletely unreasonable for a thrift store that receives its inventory through donations. Coats are priced at $14.99 and up, denim jeans at $16.99 and up, and many items are nothing special. These are USED clothes that Goodwill received for FREE, yet they're being priced as though they're being sold at a regular retail store. It's outrageous, especially for a store that is supposed to make secondhand shopping affordable. But as terrible as the prices are, the employees are by far the worst part of this location. The atmosphere is hostile, unwelcoming, and extremely uncomfortable. Based on my experience, I found the treatment of customers discriminatory, and I have serious concerns about the way people are treated here. During my visit, the older woman working the register was incredibly rude and aggressive. She didn't bother removing the hangers from my clothing, folding the items, handing them to me, or even asking whether I needed a bag. Instead, she left all my clothes sprawled across the counter and simply handed me my receipt as though the transaction was over. When I told her I needed a bag, she aggressively told me to grab one myself. She then informed me that bags cost extra, something she hadn't bothered mentioning or asking about before completing my transaction. At that point, I was left to remove the hangers, fold my own clothes, and gather my purchases myself. Her tone was unnecessarily loud and confrontational, practically yelling for no apparent reason. I also witnessed her interacting rudely with other customers, so this clearly wasn't limited to my transaction. There was absolutely no reason for such hostility over a simple purchase. Basic customer service should not be too much to expect. The store itself is also poorly managed. The shoe racks are almost always empty, and employees constantly leave rolling carts blocking the clothing aisles, making it difficult to browse. Between the outrageous prices, lack of organization, and incredibly unpleasant staff, there is very little reason to shop here. Goodwill receives its merchandise through donations, charges customers increasingly unreasonable prices, and somehow still manages to provide some of the worst customer service I've experienced. The least this location could do is treat the people shopping there with basic courtesy and respect. I would strongly discourage anyone from shopping at this location. There are far better places to spend your money where you won't be overcharged for donated clothing and made to feel like an inconvenience simply for being a customer. I will not be returning.

What an amazing place! I stumbled into this place and what a gem! I did not catch the woman's name…read moreworking but she was married to a fireman and told me about the foundation and store. Beautiful jewelry, non-toxic USA made clothing and really cool hats. TY

Great organization serving the Wildland for community! Small organization but always willing to…read morehelp. Kind and helpful. The shops items are always popular at our department's gift exchange,too.