We found an injured bird and they were so wonderful in taking the bird! Such a blessing and a…read morerelief to know they are nearby to help!

ORC is an amazing gift to our community. Founder Kim Stroud has dedicated decades of her time &…read moreexpertise caring for injured wild birds. She has also guided me over the years as to what resources or facilities are best suited for other wild injured animals (usually after being hit by vehicles), or in the case when I though a crow was injured, was actually just a juvenile learning to fly. ORC has a very successful annual open house. Educational & impressive compound. If you've never been, I highly recommend taking your family.

Dreamy, enchanting place. Cool inside with a few candles…read morewafting a gentle scent. Well curated vintage and tempting vintage purses. A tini tipi in the center for children. Really fun dressing room. Flattering Indian material dresses from UK designer. If you feel like being transported, feminine, and lovely, come no farther that this little spot in Meiners Oaks.

New and still getting organized but worth stopping by. She has gorgeous vintage and funky things,…read morestill building up her stock of more thrift-store items. (Hint, hint: take her your donated clothing!) Prices are good. AND...a portion of her proceeds goes to support the efforts of California Coastal Horse Rescue.

I've never been here before, but my daughter unfortunately, has broken her foot and the only way to…read moreget around would be besides crutches would be a knee scooter. We called them and they said they had one and that they were going to discount it once we got there and when I arrived there, they said that they had it sitting for a little while and the fact that it's pink and has some tassels that were they're going to take half off. Very easy to deal with super friendly people. I highly recommend this place.

Help of Ojai certainly does some great work within the community, and for that they should get more…read morestars. Unfortunately friendliness and people skills don't seem to be prerequisites for staff, so that aspect of the organization has been sort of a hit and miss for years. However another (more recent) negative move is the organization's decision to become political by changing it's mission statement - jumping on board the pandering train. This was clearly unnecessary, as the original mission statement was perfect. And to be fair, the first sentence of the new mission statement would have been fine all by itself. But apparently someone with an agenda to push has been successful in at least partially derailing the trajectory of the organization. I hope they fix that.

I was in Ojai yesterday and stopped to check this store out. It's quite small but the store itself…read moreis organized and clean. They did have some clothing with new store tags on them but no prices so I am not sure if they were trying to charge the new tag price. Sorry, not paying $49 for shorts at a Thrift store. They also had a designer rack where items were $125+. Again, not paying high ticket prices at a thrift store where they got those items for free.

Compact second hand store packed with clothing and household items at reasonable prices. Checkout…read moreis always friendly. They usually place holiday items out front when the weather is nice, which it is most of the time. It pays to check in occasionally to see what new vintage items have arrived.

I love this magical place. Best soap in the universe for over 35 years. Ojai would not be the same…read morewithout Vicki

Went in today and met Violet. She is a beautiful soul and the store is SO cute. I bought the…read morecoolest 1949 Saturday Evening Post magazines and some of Violet's hand made soap. I should have bought 20 but I got the lavender. I can't wait to use it. I am going to go back and get every kind next time!! Thanks Violet for being so sweet to us. Can't wait to come back!!

One of my favorite stops when I'm in Ojai is The Lennon Closet, a sweet little consignment shop…read moretucked inside The Arcade Plaza, right between Matilija St and E. Ojai Ave. It's the kind of place that instantly feels welcoming--you're always greeted with a smile, and even if you don't find something that day, the browsing itself feels like a small joy. That said, I always seem to find something! I still wear a cozy sweater I picked up there last year, and on my last visit, I found a pair of earrings that I absolutely love. The prices are reasonable and the items are in great condition. Since they're a consignment shop, they do accept items for resale--you get a percentage back when your item sells. If you're thinking about bringing something in, it's best to call ahead to check their process and which days they're accepting items. One more reason to love The Lennon Closet? A percentage of their sales goes toward Traumatic Brain Injury charities, making every treasure you find there even more meaningful. It's a win-win--shopping with joy, supporting a great cause, and finding pieces that feel like they were meant just for you.

Very cute shop on the outside. Great location in the heart of Ojai's main shopping district. All…read moregood, except that the clothes are not clean. Several of the items I picked out had obviously not been laundered. I visit consignment shops often but that's a deal breaker for me.

I've been to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Simi Valley four or five times now, and every…read morevisit has been a great experience. The staff is consistently friendly, welcoming, and helpful. The first time I went in was right before Christmas, when I had just moved into my new home and needed a dining room table for Christmas dinner. I was able to find exactly what I needed, and they even helped me load it into my car. I later went back and found a family room table at a great price as well. Most recently, I stopped in looking for a single cabinet knob to replace one that was missing--and once again, they came through. Their selection is impressive, even for small items, and the people who work there are always kind and willing to help. Great prices, great selection, and genuinely friendly people. I highly recommend the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Simi Valley.

The customer service is really good. Everyone there tries to be very helpful…read more However the prices on most items our way too expensive. For instance if I am looking at most of there lighting I can get the same light fixtures Brand new and cheaper on Wayfair or overstock.com delivered with the ability to return. Whoever does their pricing is way out of touch with what used furniture thrift store furniture should cost they have the same furniture week after week because it's priced way too high. Therefore defeating the purpose of habitat humanity. If you're really looking for a good habitat for humanity the one in Oxnard is excellent five star review great customer service great prices and their furniture is constantly turning over so there's constantly new stuff because everything is priced reasonably Do yourself a favor and skip the Simi Valley store go to the Oxnard store have a great experience and be able to purchase items at reasonable and fair pricing .