Do not waste your time coming here…read more This must be where all the other stores send the stuff that they can't sell. Serious. It's just garbage.

I would definitely recommend this place!! Though some items aren't for everyone, I still believe…read morethat you should give it a try. The first time I visited I got 3 books for only one dollar!

Neighborhood House - Mission Thrift Store 299 w state, El…read moreCentro, CA, United States, 92243 Hours of operation: Wednesday and Saturday - 8am to Noon I found the store to be well organizes but a bit overcrowded. Lots of good stuff inside the spacious warehouse. Check out their Facebook page for current promotions and announcements: MTS.ElCentro Neighborhood House - Mission Thrift Store is one of the services provided by Neighborhood House of Calexico (Webpage: nhclx.org). They offer a varied selection of goods for low-income families. Your donations are gladly accepted. Neighborhood House of Calexico A Legacy of Service Neighborhood House of Calexico has been serving the Imperial Valley since 1938, focusing on supporting low-income women and children through services like childcare, emergency assistance, and shelter. With the help of community partners, we continue to empower disadvantaged families and make a lasting impact in their lives.

The store is constantly adding new inventory, I've found good deals, for example a beautiful couch…read morefor 45 usd which usually goes for +200 usd at other places, their location is hard to find but it's worth it! the service is great and they're only open wednesdays and saturdays from 8 am to 12 pm. I've seen some kind of swap meet going on where they sell clothing for $1

I've been searching a while for a rain jacket for hiking just to keep in my pack in case the…read moreweather changes, or the wind shifts, particularly in the desert and the mountainous areas. Literally, yesterday I was hiking Blackett's Ridge Mountain. It was 70° perfect sun. Then it took a turn at about 2:00 p.m. And it poured for about 22 minutes! I will never be hiking without a raincoat again. Amazon, Columbia etc. is way too overpriced for a raincoat. I've already sent back three. But I stopped by today at Womanhaven. I purchased a raincoat with seams ultralight weight, two inside and 2 outer, pockets, all drawstring mesh lining for only $2.42. Some deals cannot be passed up. Who cares there's a logo on the side, I just don't want to be soaking wet. Customer service was outstanding The selection of items are met, but you may find the exact one thing you're looking for. If I was just doing general thrift store shopping it might be a toss-up if I would come here. But I also live 2 hours away. Happy shopping!

This used to be my favorite place to shop, period, but today, the cashier who cashed me out, added…read morethe sales tax onto my used item. I absolutely know that used items have already been taxed, donated back, so no tax is added to the sale, but she insisted that it got taxed. What's the most insulting, is making it seem like I did not know what I was talking about and being a major jerk about the entire transaction. This is place is supposed to support women, but I felt disrespected, belittled, and ripped off. If that's the kind of treatment I am going to receive coming to shop there, I will just shop elsewhere.

I popped in here for a quick walk thru while "mall-walking" with my friend and her sister in law…read more I was disappointed they only had kids clothes and toys, no adult shirts. I thought I might luck out and find a sale. Oh well, I bought a darling Disney Store Tink shirt at a thrift store in AZ last month that was only $3.99, looked like new and fit perfect, so there.. This store was clean and had beautiful stuff

Did you know that Disney Stores still exist? I was under the impression that they were all given…read moreaway or shut down, and yet- here one is. At the Imperial Valley Mall. A-mazing. I don't know where else I would find one of these stores- I literally haven't seen one in a decade.