My experience with this particular organization will be different from the other reviews here due…read moreto interacting with them outside of their location. Today my daughter and I went to donate clothing to Value Village and a full sized boxed truck from Treasures in Heaven was in line in front of us. Once they pulled up to the unloading area it and started to unload in became apparent this was a loaded full box truck, unloading for well over 30 minutes while cars piled up in line and the driver and passenger did very little to assist in the unloading process while the entire VV team worked their butts off. I doubt the fact people are donating to this Christian organization and simply having it turned over to Value Village is what people donating are hoping for. This is also incredibly rude behavior on behalf of Treasures as the line is nearly out of the parking lot, people are abandoning the line foregoing donating. Many of the boxes are taped shut so the VV workers have to open them prior to accepting them slowing the process further. Treasures is dumping their unwanted inventory at the Issaquah Value Village, holding up the line, hogging up the employees and inconveniencing dozens of people simply trying to do a nice thing. I'm writing this review because I find this behavior extremely unbecoming of Treasures and likely deceptive to those donating there, furthermore it is inconsiderate on multiple levels.

Shopped at this business when they were located in Snoqualmie. Personnel were very nice and…read morehelpful at Snoqualmie location. Today, we visited NB store. You all need to make sure to tell your cashiers that they need to be friendly to customers even if they may be having a bad day. The cashier didn't seem to care about customers or working there. No smile, no "Hi! How are you?".

Easy place to drop off items to have Goodwill resell to help support the community and able to drop…read moreoff e-waste.

Looks like there's an open Goodwill donation center at 15301 NE 24th St Redmond…read more Even on Goodwill's website, it shows that there's a donation center in Issaquah. But then you actually click on it and verify the hours, and it's closed 7 days a week. Alas.

Showed up on a Sunday evening at about 6 PM. The line was about six cars, deep, but got through…read morepretty quickly. The service I received while unloading was awesome. The person was very helpful, and careful of some of the glass items that I dropped off. I hope that this offers a great selection to some of their future shoppers and helps increase their revenue for the programs they support. I believe the value of these items is unique, and will allow someone to get more life out of the items we donated. It's a great cause.

This is one of the busiest in the country - significant lines frequently for dropping off…read moredonations. Prices on clothing and shoes are nearly as high if not higher than retail. I left and went to Target and found better prices.

The first review was meant for the Tukwila Store. I have found all Salvation Army Thrift Stores are…read moreequally fair in pricing and well managed. I donate to them exclusively because of their excellent resources they provide for our community.

You need somewhere to donate around Renton, Benson Hills, this is it. It's super easy, the guy will…read morepull everything out for you and give you a receipt for your donation. Plus Salvation Army is an organization in the trenches, helping those who need it the most.

A truly amazing organization that really cares about their purpose. They provide beautiful fresh…read morequality produce as well as other fresh foods,non perishable groceries and some toiletries also. Other assistance is available there too

Great local food bank. My family volunteered here regularly for a year. Even my well-mannered kids…read more(4,9 & 12) were able to help out and give back to the community. We would repackage grains, diapers, bagels, coffee, beans, etc. As well as sort cans and cereals into bins. It's a small place, but John seems to keep things running smoothly. They always seem to be overflowing with help and food around the holidays but slips from people's minds during the summer. It's disheartening to see the shelves get so bare. There are plenty of areas to volunteer, but parking is scarce. They offer a wide variety of foods to their patrons, sometimes including frozen meats and fresh produce. There is also a clothing bank run by Theresa in the other half of the building that we've donated to.

Such a fun two story thrift store with so many treasures to look through. I love thrift stores like…read moreJubilee Reach when I'm looking for something unique because you never know what you're going to find. I especially loved browsing through all of the dishes and home goods. There were so many fun and colorful pieces that caught my eye. The store is huge and packed with clothing, furniture, home decor, dishes, and so much more, so there is definitely a lot to explore. I could easily spend hours wandering around and looking at everything. Such a fun place to thrift when you're in the mood to treasure hunt and find something special!

This thrift store is not accessible for people who use mobility aids. Their designated handicap…read moreparking was on the side of the building that had the entrance closed at the time we went; their lower displays of women's clothing, books, furniture, and accessories are so crammed in and packed together that it makes navigating with a walker, wheelchair, or stroller very challenging and truly impossible for certain areas; their men's, household, pets, children's books, children's clothes and other items are all located upstairs which makes access literally impossible for those with mobility issues or parents with strollers. The sheer volume of items on the floor and shelves makes this place a bit overwhelming, and I couldn't find any organization as far as their books go so if you love a long riffling through heaps of stuff then this is your place, but if you like more of an organized and accessible experience this is definitely a place I would skip. The prices range from a couple dollars, to $7.99 for most clothing, and up depending on the item. I'd say they're asking higher end for things, similar to a current Goodwill. I don't have direct experience with the service as neither me nor my companion purchased anything, but the clerks behind the checkout counter were talking amongst themselves as several people looked at the accessories in the area. I don't see myself going out of my way to come back here, unfortunately.

Yes, yes yes I would say come there. I have the best rafting that I've seen. I would say go to the…read moreSalvation Army make a donation and join the Thrifting program that they have their excellent store and they provide excellent service to people in our area. Thank you Salvation Army for all you do I would give you 100 stars if I could. Oh, and by the way, you have the best volunteers and the best employees.

This is a donation truck outside Fred Meyer. I've donated twice including today. The men are always…read morequick to get up and help you unload. Mostly i hand them boxes and they put it on a cart. Tjru don't reach into your vehicle as far as I've noticed to help unload in that way which is fine with me. They do offer a tax receipt if you'd like one.

I've been shopping at this Goodwill for years and have found so many hidden gems! I've scored…read moreeverything from Christmas and Halloween decor to apparel and home decor. The biggest downside is that some items can be pretty overpriced, and I've also had a couple of less-than-great experiences with employees. That said, I still find myself coming back because you never know what you'll find.

UPDATE APRIL 29, 2026:…read more REJECTED DONATIONS LEAVE ME DEJECTED I'm downgrading my rating of Redmond Goodwill from four stars to two stars because I had recently been told that they no longer accept e-waste electronics, except for computers, printers, TVs, and related electronics. But small appliances like microwaves, blenders, lamps, etc. that are not working or incomplete are no longer accepted as scrap. Likewise for scrap metal and plastic hangers. DELAYED REJECTION ENFORCEMENT = CHAOTIC/DISORGANIZED HANGER HANGUP I donated to this Goodwill literally hundreds of times over several years. They had always accepted all manner of scrap electronics, scrap metal, and all clothes hangers. When I tell them that, I'm told this had been the policy for some time, but only now they're beginning to enforce this "new" policy. This is not the first time this has happened. Also I was told hangers should be organized according to the various types of hangers. Huh? I see donations piled high and deep on either side of the two donation lanes in no particular order. And also they load up those blue carts in no particular order. And now they expect everything to be organized, or just hangers? LET US KNOW ON SITE, NOT JUST ON YOUR WEBSITE Now I will have to find someplace else to get rid of scrap small appliances, scrap metal, and plastic hangers, to keep them from going to the landfill. Though it is good that they spell out what they accept and do not accept on their website, it also would be very helpful to stick a sign out where they post their donation hours saying "we are no longer accepting (fill-in).", and leave it there for a while.

Passed by this thrift store after visiting Snoqualmie Falls and when heading towards town. Glad we…read morewent this route. Found cute little things in this place. The lady that worked that day was so helpful, sweet, great customer service. If you like to thirft, try this place out.

Fun quirked shop filled with antiques, many different ducks and vinyls. Stopped by last weekend. A…read morebit of warning. 2 ladies that work there either forgot who owns the shop and what they said to the customers a minute ago, because they told me they don't own anything and am not in a position to offer any discount. But they did do that few minutes ago, hilarious. Then, they said no discount on cash and they say, as they ring me up on cc., they say loudly that "no discount on cc!" They also, forgot an item in my bag.... hilarious. I go with flow. Unique fun items. Checking out experience is something else. Comedic.

Trail Youth is a local gem. It's a non-profit organization that serves coffee and other beverages…read moreto help serve the youth in Snoqualmie Valley. They also roast their own coffee beans and they are available for purchase. Lots of yummy fun drink options and contributing to local youth, win-win! The staff is all volunteers and tips are donations that fund their purpose. Amazing staff and volunteers and love that they create a safe, welcoming, and fun place for our big kids. Kids 13+ can sign up for an account and receive one free drink per day/visit.

This place is so cute and cosy!! My boyfriend and I stopped here after a day of hiking in…read moreSnoqualmie pass and loved how friendly and kind the baristas were. I ordered an oatmilk mocha and it was absolutely delicious with the rich chocolate flavour. My boyfriend loved his tea and we both enjoyed relaxing and chatting at one of the clean tables in the cafe. This spot would be perfect for reading or coworking and I'm so glad they provide resources to teens in need of support. We definitely hope to come back next time we're in the area. I also got one of the packaged vegan cookies but it was really gross and dry. I would totally not recommend those.