Making it Happen is amazing! They are known for their food distribution on Saturdays in which they…read moreprovide groceries to over 1500 households/individuals, but they do so much more. They partner with local schools to see that kids in need have a great Christmas, they help people transition off the street into housing, provide Thanksgiving baskets and more! Patte Colvin the founder is a blessing to our community!

Although I feel this organization does wonderful things for the community, the owner Pattee has…read morenot been the best at returning my calls. I have been calling her for 5 days with no answer or return call. I have been working individually helping the homeless for 5 years so I totally understand . I have many connections which I am happy to share. I have shared with making it happen my connection for all the animal supplies they would ever need, I also turned them on to a great connection for shoes. Since I gave them the shoe connection they have stopped returning any of my calls. I always get clothing donations that I would love to share with Making it Happen but for some reason they prefer not to communicate. I truly hope that I did not upset you by helping your organization, I can only figure that you guys have all the help and donations you could ever need. Please in the future show respect to those that help you. Good Luck and may you be forever Blessed.

Good reuse recycle products A-Z items Some usable some not…read moreso usable Tons of keyboards DVD CD VHS tapes stuff for kitchens BUT needs brighter light bulb Lumens for enhance interior Very dark inside. More lighting OR use mirrors, reflective surfaces can Help Use LED bulbs. Great layout Very clean interior

I've been shopping this Salvation Army pretty regularly for a few years now and the men's section…read moreat least has really gone downhill. They used to have a pretty sizable, well-organized men's selection but after re-organizing the store, the men's selection is maybe 1/4 the size of what it was. What does remain is terribly organized--wrong sizes abound in S/M/L sections, and the men's pants are now nearly 50% obviously women's pants (Easy to tell by the cut and sizing, size 12 instead of 34/30 or whatever). I can understand a few "misfiles" of women's clothes in the men's section, that happens everywhere, but for almost half of the pants to obviously be women's clothing? That's either a complete lack of care or someone really trying to abolish gender norms in clothes. Which I guess I'm all for in theory, but it does make it frustrating to browse and ascertain sizing. There are also no dressing rooms (again, this is every corporate thrift store post-COVID, and I guess I get the reasons but its still annoying) and they removed the only mirror in the men's section to put up display wiring on the wall--which they've yet to attach anything to months later. Chaotic and disorganized, this went from one of my favorite thrift stores in NELA to my least.

Small store with items that are in better condition. Staff was very friendly and pleasant.read more

Very small Goodwill location, with parking lot in front. Pretty clean,well organized, but it's…read moremore like a donation center. We wanted to check it out because they called it a Bookstore, but it's far from that, just a few shelves with some books, nothing special.Not a lot of merchandise in general. We were in and out pretty fast, prices are a tad high. Is it me, or Goodwill is trying to pretend they're not a thrift store anymore? They try to decorate and pretend like they are a regular store and it's nothing wrong with being a regular thrift store. Except that they charge more!

Great spot, great crew that works here, great prices, I only wish I could hang out all day and wait…read morefor all the restocks xD

**December 2025: Sunday Late Morning Visit**…read more My friend and I finished our breakfast early and we still had time before our event so we decided to check out a thrift shop nearby. The Council Shop- Burbank was close by so we opted to make a detour. The shop is located right along the major street, but we lucked out with street parking right in front. The shop had a good variety of pretty much everything. There was a small/medium size area of men's clothing, home goods, and decor, while the store had a very robust selection of women's clothing. Many things were categorize with certain pricing; however, there were some items that were individually priced. I bought a pair of black suede made in Italy boots (which I loved) for $25 and a new with tags swimsuit for $11. I thin the quality of the donations they accept seem pretty high so the next time I come back to Burbank I'd be open to drop in again!

Always a large selection of clothing and goods to choose from. I was able to find everything I was…read morelooking for

This one is as nice of a good will as it gets it has a huge selection. They price things…read moreoutrageously but it's okay. And their donation hours are weird now and the entrance is hard to get into but it's okay still better then some other ones tbh

Clean store Well lit interior spaces…read moreGreat merchandise Salvation Army store in Pasadena is poorly lit on interior spaces Good reused products Near Smart & Final Center. Near 210 Frwy exit entry

Amazing Store supper Friendly, easy to make returns or exchanges always willing to help out five…read morestar service

The pricing in here is terrible for a thrift BUT I have found vintage pieces, designer pieces and I…read morealways just use a coupon. Just dig around, you'll find something.

I have been to this Savers many times in the past to drop off donations. The drop-off process is…read morevery easy as there is a drive-thru line. The are people staffed at the drive-thru line to help you unload. I find the process relatively efficient and helpful. Sometimes there was a short wait. After you donate, you get a paper receipt and a 20% coupon for up to $100 on purchases inside the store. I have never gone inside the store until yesterday. My daughter and her friend wanted to go thrifting. So we did. I ended up finding a pair of sandals/wedges for $10, looked completely unworn and a beautiful LV bag! Their selection of designer handbags is very limited. There was only one designer handbag which was the one I bought. The experience was surprisingly fun and gratifying; like finding treasure at a bargain price! I ended up using the 20% off coupon on my purchases and saved more. I also liked the recycling aspect where instead of buying something new, buying something pre-owned which in return helps the environment. I got to shop and felt good about my purchase. LOL. There is free parking on site right outside the store which made it pretty convenient.