This thrift store donates to help animals so I had to stop by while in town. I arrived at 10am, their posted opening time, and the doors were already open with several customers inside. So many unique items and decent prices. $6 for a brand new tshirt is a bargain to me. & the dog items are cheap! So glad I could stop in and support. read more

EAPL Thrift Store - Dog bandana .25 cents - Thrift Stores Near Me - Evergreen, Colorado

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Great selection and prices -- especially with their daily(?) sales! Love the balance between kitchen, bathroom, and crafting items, books, clothes, furniture, pet supplies, and plants. Annnd they are dog friendly and always give my dog treats! The icing on the cake is that it's a local animal rescue charity -- I can be assured that all my spending goes to a great cause. We always have so much fun going there. read more

I would rate this place higher, except the prices here are crazy high. I also don't see any sales going on. I'm surprised because it is in Evergreen, but don't see any quality items. The clothing is pretty dated and worn. There aren't many kitchen supplies. The staff seems friendly, however, I've been there several times and was completely ignored. I was even at the jewelry counter and no one offered any help. They don't look busy, so not sure why. It is nicely organized and I like the way have the clothing. The purses are in the back and could use some better light. The pet area is nice as well. Overall it's ok. If the staff would be more engaged, I believe they would have more sales. read more

I try and drop by every couple weeks to look at the board/kid games, and almost always find something to take home. I think the prices are very fair, and sometimes if you're very lucky they have puppies/fosters chilling at the shop while their "parents" run an errand. read more

I love me some thrift stores. The little town where I live, Georgetown, Colo., doesn't have one, so I frequently venture east to Denver or even West to Silverthorne/Dillon for my thrifting fix. I can also stop in Idaho Springs where the local old folks home has a second-hand shop in its basement. The selection there is fairly paltry, and it's overpriced on everything that isn't clothes, plus I don't speak folksy, so there's a language barrier. As a result, I was delighted to find this funky thrift store in Evergreen up the hill from Walgreen's. It has expanded since I first discovered it, and has an incredible selection, and prices that simply can't be beat. The goods range anywhere from truly nice furniture and collectibles to thrift stores staples such as books (a huge selection and only 25 cents for paperbacks), videos, CDs, and racks and racks of clothing. Somehow, this store does what practically no thrift store can ever do: be cluttered, yet esthetically pleasing. Sometimes the place is so full, it's almost hard to walk around, but things are always nicely arranged, and the shop manages to maintain a boutique look, while offering an eclectic mix of merchandise and bargain basement prices. It's always nice to know that your money is going to a good cause. All proceeds benefit the Evergreen Animal Protective League I'm not an animal rights activist by any means, nor am I a vegetarian. I think, in fact, that it should be legal to eat PETA members for dinner...if your taste buds are bland enough to enjoy such a thing. I am, however, an animal lover, and am happy to support this fine cause. Besides, the higher priced thrift store in Evergreen North benefits christian causes. Yuck. Try this place! They have great stuff, the prices are awesome, cats, dogs and other critters benefit, and the staff isn't folksy. read more

This is a thrift store that gives its proceeds to the animal shelter. They have normal thrift store prices. And they give their proceeds to help/shelter/save/feed animals. They deserve many awards. read more

Their prices are WAY too high for a thrift store. $10 for neck ties? $9 for dresses even if they are Walmart or Old Navy? It's not a thrift store if you're asking people to pay more than half of original retail. They could make more money for the animals if they offered better deals. Lower prices = more sales. read more

Really nice people 'work' here. I LOVE thrift store pretty good stock and as organized as they can be with as much stock as they have.