Great services provided for low income and marginalized groups. I appreciate the food distribution…read moreand back to school backpacks for the kids. More importantly I'm grateful for the ESL classes and the Community Leader program lead by Paulina Zapata. However, it's a shame that she is no longer there due to budget cuts. Her work ethics and commitment to the Sunnyvale Community Services Mission has enabled great programs to develop, especially within the Latino community leading to receiving numerous awards. Leadership should truly take a good look at themselves and their decision making, because this was definitely a hasty decision made on their part.

I came here to donate time to pack food for people in need. It seems like a bunch of local…read morecompanies donate their time. When I was there, a group of employees from Salesforce was there. All in all, it was a great volunteering opportunity. Come with clothes you don't mind getting dirty; bring drinks and expect that this will take several hours.

They no longer have fitting rooms. Staff is nice. Decent selection. But no fitting rooms is a big…read moreproblem

This was my third stop of Goodwill Hunting! Pun intended!…read more This is the lousiest goodwill - smelt terrible inside, the products are filthy - furniture especially! The lanes are cluttered and narrow. The back is ill lit and not ventilated. The kitchen supplies are all mismatched! I walked out cause I was feeling nauseous. Drive away, don't stop!

Easy to pull up in to the parking lot and donate! I've been…read morehere 3-4 times, and it's been easy every time. someone is always there to guide you on where to put things.

From the owner: Goodwill of Silicon Valley is a nonprofit organization that helps people overcome barriers to…read moreemployment, build sustainable livelihoods, and transform their lives and communities. We do this through workforce creation, vocational training, environmental stewardship, and more. With 18 retail stores, an outlet, an online store, an extensive reuse/recycling operation, we are able to provide a wide range of services to our community. We are committed to making a difference in the lives of those we serve, and we believe that everyone deserves a chance to succeed. We invite you to learn more about Goodwill of Silicon Valley and how you can get involved. Together, we can make a difference.

Once again, I come in here as a reseller and boy did I find some wonderful stuff, particularly at…read more50% off! Super nice staff and great stuff! This time I'm mostly saved everything that I bought for myself! Very high-end brands at a low prices, do not miss this shop if you are Thrift in the south Bay!

Absolute gem of a thrift shop!…read more Well curated and the volunteers went out of their way to help me navigate the giant hula hoops I discovered. The prices are beyond great if you love vintage clothing and know fabrics. I may have found my favorite dress of all time here for a whopping $14 (because it's a two piece set of decorative vintage fabric) it was in the premium section and the volunteers were adorable making sure I knew why it was priced this way. (I couldn't afford a yard of this fabric retail I'm giddy about a vintage two piece set that I can customize). To then discover that the proceeds go to support women's scholarships was the ultimate bonus! My grand total for everything was $54 and I happily gave my change to the donation bucket by the register. If you are in the area and love unique vintage items this is a must explore. I had to resist the urge to buy several of the tea cup collections. I'm a sucker for vintage tea sets and they have several that are stunning! Great shop, fantastic volunteers who are donating their time to support a wonderful cause.

This Savers is huge. The store has a wide, open layout with plenty of racks to keep you browsing…read morefor a while. They offer more than just clothing--you'll also find a HomeGoods section, shoes, furniture, and more, which makes it easy to explore different areas in one trip. I appreciated that I could actually find a solid selection in my size. There was enough variety to mix and match, and I ended up putting together three different outfits for around $56 using one skirt and multiple tops. That felt like a win. They also run occasional sales, and if you donate a bag, you receive 20% off your purchase. When I visited, long-sleeve items were discounted, which made the deals even better. The only downside is that while they provide restrooms, they don't have dressing rooms. That makes trying on pieces a bit tricky. Overall, though, the size, selection, and savings make this location worth a visit.

things i've noticed since my last review: upper management (im assuming the ones coming in that are…read moredirecting lines who are not wearing the uniforms) can be kind of rude and off putting. i come here as a last resort thrift store when buying second hand things, and every time i try to ask them for help they talk to me as if they can't be bothered to help me :( however, the employees wearing the red vests are super kind and helpful, so i just ask them my questions instead! the prices at this savers have pretty much stayed the same.

I really miss the trailer Salvation Army had in the Sunnyvale Orchard Supply parking lot. I wish I…read moreknew the story why it disappeared. Since I am a real fan of Salvation Army and their accountability and very high success rate for people in drug and alcohol rehab for their 12 step and other programs I go out of my way to support them. I called and found they have a trailer behind the Salvation Army Church at 3090 Homestead in Santa Clara. They are open on the weekdays and weekends until 5:00. I might warn you to look for the sandwich board in front of the church as they vary their hours and there is some kind of school at the site so they seem to be open when the school is not in session. Also the entry driveway is the first one and I of course missed it and wound up going in the out lane the first time. The lady that is the attendant is friendly and asks if you want a receipt.

I go to this location a lot. It's hit or miss but, lately it seems like they might go out of…read morebusiness soon!! Seems like the production of products are getting slimmer and slimmer!

We have worked with A Greener Source multiple times and they have been wonderful. A great resource…read morefor nonprofits to get beautiful office furniture at no cost. They have even delivered directly to our location. This has been a huge support for our nonprofit and we look forward to working with Kayla and her team again.

We attempted to work with them on decommissioning our small suite of high-end office furniture…read more They were initially responsive. They came to the office and I showed them which pieces we wanted to part with. I let them know we were trying to sell the conference room table, so their quote should include both possible scopes of work--one that included them taking the conference room table and one that didn't. They provided the quote including the conference table. By the time we got their quote, we were able to sell the table. I promptly replied to their proposal, letting them know the table sold and we needed the alternative proposal (without the conference room table). They did not reply. They also did not return my multiple phone calls or subsequent emails. They completely ghosted us. Their conduct was incredibly unprofessional. They wasted our time, and given our lease-end deadline (which I apprised them of on multiple occasion), left us scrambling at the last minute to find another option. Do not count of these people if you are trying to donate your furniture.

This is a more curated thrift shop with moderate pricing. There was a lot of vintage pieces for…read moreabout $15-30 so if you're looking for a deeper discount for items, you won't find them here. The workers were very nice though and you'll have an excellent experience inside. They have a good selection of jewelry, watches and women's clothes. A few men's pieces in the back and lots of dinnerware sets

I wanted to share a very frustrating experience I just had at the Sunnyvale Discovery Shop. I went…read moreto drop off a large donation: 13 women's brand-name jackets (some still with tags) and 15 Chico's tops, many of which were brand new. A girl opened the back door and asked if I was a volunteer. Holding a massive, torn Chico's bag and armfuls of clothes, I told her no, I was there to drop off a donation. She coldly told me they usually only accept donations Tuesday through Saturday, but said to just leave them since I was already there. When I went to place them in a bin, she rudely told me to just put them on the floor. Her face and tone were incredibly unfriendly from the very beginning. When I asked for a receipt, she signed a form and handed it over. As I went to fill it out, she snapped, "I need you to go outside since you are not a volunteer!" I told her I just wanted to finish writing down my items, and she aggressively replied, "No, it's a compound, just go." I just said, "Sure, whatever!" and walked out. She completely lacks customer service and basic social skills. Because of her sour face and cold manners, I decided not to give them my third bag, which held 11 Coach and Kate Spade bags and wallets. The Discovery Shop management team gets their salaries out of our donations, yet this employee is the exact reason they lost out on major profits today. I have volunteered for the Cancer Society before, and we were always taught to greet people with a smile and great customer service. She had neither. This Sunnyvale store never fails to disappoint. During my last visit, I caught the helpers taking clothes out of donation bags and putting them directly into their own cars. When I reported it to the manager, she said they were sent by the county to finish community service hours. Management need to train their staff better; donors deserve basic respect.