The moment I walked into the Community Hospice Hope Chest Thrift Store, I was inundated with…read moreChristmas. The table near the front door was stacked with wrapping paper, boxes, Christmas cards, and all other sorts of Christmas paraphernalia. As I hung a right to go around the store counterclockwise, I saw more Christmas items for sale. Christmas trees, ornaments, lights, ornament hangers were all against the wall. Against the right wall are several bookcases filled with used books. Perusing the titles, I saw a lot of self-help and religious books. They also sell CDs here. But unlike the other thrift stores in town, the selection was almost exclusively classical music. CDs are $1 each. Further towards the back right corner of the store were bookshelves full of movies. They stock both VHS tapes and DVDs. I seem to recall DVDs were $2 unless priced otherwise. I saw some loose discs in the pile, and wondered if any of the multi-disc collections were missing a disc or two. When I got to the back wall, I saw a pile of board games. Again, I could not tell if the games were complete or if any pieces were missing. In the center of the store are racks and racks of clothes. I didn't look very carefully at that display. I went on to the housewares section, towards the front, on the left side. I saw a few things here and there I was tempted to buy, but took a pass. Eventually I left with an eyeglass case ($1), and a Pelican case I intended to use to store my car GPS ($2). The staff I met were friendly. Since Community Hospice Hope Chest Thrift Store is a non-profit, you aren't charged sales tax. What you see on the price tag is what you pay!

Great pricing. They have mark downs on certain colors. Found baby clothes for .75 cents.read more

This organization does such great work for our Veterans. They are always in need of more members…read moreto help volunteer and take care of our local vets. A few Fridays a month they have a Hamburger Night fundraiser, stop by and support the local American Legion!

I love to go to thrift stores rather than antique shops. You get to see much more new inventory…read more And you can find a lot of stuff you don't need but buy it anyway . ( you feel like you are helping the community also.

What a fantastic little thrift shop full of history which is operated by volunteers. Today I was…read moregreeted as I entered this shop and informed as she pointed to the area rack, that the area was on sale for $1 each. Super friendly here. Super. Black dotted area to be precise was the $1 sale of the day. Found a pair of bootcut dress slacks on it for a single dollar in perfect condition. Decided to pass and leave them for another in need. Just didn't feel like trying on clothing but they have superior quality clothing. Shirts were priced at $3 each. They sell shoes too and the way they hang to display the pants is very useful and smart. They have an ample supply of women's black slacks and pants in excellent condition something I'm always on the lookout for. This thrift store is organized by separate small rooms which divide the categories such as books, shoes, art and collectibles and more. Made for an enjoyable and relaxing shopping experience as I shopped. There's a large chalkboard located behind the register on the wall which states they've donated over $800,000 dollars to date to charities etc. Wow! Makes me want to donate here.

I have been here for events several times, and part of a group that is now renting it for our…read moresecond time on Nov. 3rd. The hall size is more than adequate, the owner was particularly attentive on our last visit and again so during our current preparations. Our only hiccup was with the sound system last year (we had to change mics a couple of times - this is not uncommon with venues). Overall a solid 4 out of 5 stars. Update: I was tasked with speaking again here, and just like last year the mic kept cutting out.

One of the few halls that can be rented out for events. Plenty of room and parking. They offer a…read morebartender if you plan to have alcohol at the event. If there is left over alcohol then be sure to ask for it otherwise they may keep it.

First visit to this store after driving past it for years. Didn't know this was here until…read morerecently. As others have said, their parking lot is small. What I like most is that the store is organized and clean, not junky. Books are at the back, CDs and DVDs are on the side, toys are at the front, clothes are in the middle. I didn't have the patience to go through their boxes of vinyl. If you are looking for faith-based music, books, or movies, you've come to the right place. The women working there were nice. Prices were very fair, 25 cents for books, a dollar for DVDs.

Customer service is good. The ladies are friendly. The goods are okay. They keep it clean…read more There's a store cat! That makes up for a lot.

Found a whole 5 gallon bucket of white interior paint for $60! A fancy brand new shower head for…read more$8! Quality of most of the materials here is used but in great shape, totally reusable. Value of the items I purchased for the price is 9/10, I would 100% recommend this place for someone looking for affordable material to fix up their home. They've got a little bit of everything you can imagine!

A must stop location at-least a couple times a month!…read moreLocated across from the Modesto airport, You will find deals galore. Everything is supplied from renovations, and donations. The list of items is staggering. Windows, doors, chandeliers, tiles, cabinets, furniture, tools of all sorts, manual and powered, massive to regular rugs, appliances. The real finds are the non standard items that show up. I have seen $5000 outdoor patio sets going for $500. $600 - Massive griddles with all the extra's for $150. It is wild what you can find here, if your timing is good. So this is why if I see the gate open, I stop and do a lap.

DO NOT RISK YOUR LIFE WITH MEDIC ALERT FOUNDATION On April…read more17, 2025, I ordered a QR Code Dog Tag Medical ID Necklace from the Medic Alert Foundation and signed up for one year of their 24/7 Emergency Protection service. On April 21, 2025, I received an email stating, "Your order has shipped! Please note: Your shipment will arrive in approximately 8-10 business days." By May 3, 2025, the product had still not arrived. I emailed Medic Alert's member services team to report the delay and asked where the item was being shipped from. I'm very familiar with typical shipping times in the area--having spent 20 years mailing packages to and from the neighboring town--and nothing has ever taken more than four or five days. Instead of answering my question, the representative told me to wait a full month before reaching out again. In my experience, only packages coming from overseas, such as China, take that long. On May 8, 2025, I emailed again to say the product still had not arrived and again asked for the shipping origin. My question was ignored a second time. Once again, I was simply told to wait a month. When my doctor advised me to get a medical alert ID, it wasn't a casual suggestion. She made it very clear: without emergency medical identification, I could die. On May 13, 2025, I informed the Medic Alert team--via email--that due to this experience and the critical nature of the service, I had completely lost confidence in their ability to meet my emergency medical needs. I requested a full refund and the cancellation of my subscription. I also mailed a formal letter outlining my complaint to Karen Cassel, President and CEO of the Medic Alert Foundation. As of May 24, 2025, I have received no response and still have not received my order. Since requesting a refund, all communication from Medic Alert has ceased. I now have zero trust in this organization and would never rely on them in an emergency. Given Medic Alert Foundation's origin story and mission, I imagine there was a time when this was a truly great organization providing an essential service. Unfortunately, my experience, along with hundreds of other more recent reviews, suggests they have lost sight of that mission entirely.

Medic Alert "speaks" for me when I can't. I have severe allergies to multiple medications,…read moresometimes we find out the hard way when I go into shock! Every time this has happened, medic alert's trained responders have been there to guide EMS. Thank you for always being my voice!

This business feeds the hungry and more. I've been volunteering now for 10 months with United…read moreSamaritans who has a daily lunch program that feeds Senior Citizens Monday through Friday from 10am to 12 Noon at the Salvation Army. Monday through Thursday they regularly have free food such as bread in the front office side of the building located off of the Lander Street side of the building. This Salvation Army also offers monthly commodity food boxes for those that are in need and who qualify. The third Wednesday of each month the commodities food boxes are handed out. Beans, a protein, canned vegetables, fresh fruit etc. are included.. You can phone them to obtain the hours of operation. This is the institution that has bell ringers outside during December. They help the needy and accept volunteers to help.

The Salvation Army is a phenomenal organization to help those in need get their lives turned…read morearound. They have a very low overhead and the full purpose of them is to truly help the needy and turn lives around and if any organization wants to have a volunteer project or individual wants to make a difference in the local community this is one of the best organizations I have ever run into.

Mathew is an excellent associate. Very knowledgeable about his job and professional. He took care…read moreof everything concerning my Uncle. He was very polite and caring in our conversations. Keep up the good work and keep him on the payroll. Thank you Allen Mortuary

They were very compassionate and walked us through everything that needed to be handled during this…read morehard time.