People who work at Salvation Army stores are almost always truly the most down to earth people…read moreyou'll ever meet. These are people who've been through life's school of hard knocks and lifted up by the bootstraps with the help of the Salvation Army. Don't think they're just average every day faceless employees. These are really good people who want whatever's best for you, whatever it is you need. All the people at this store are great, as great as any store workers you'll find anywhere, but Trisha and Gene really stand out because they make the store hum and really give the place its outstanding character.

Britney and Gene were amazing!…read more We had misplaced our keys in a donation bag and didn't realize until much later that day. We went in next morning and asked about them. Immediately, they responded with 'That was you!'. They promptly brought me the keys--all with a beautiful smile. Eternally grateful!

No, this is not a church! This venue has been the host for various church homes over these last…read moredecades. But, it is now a place to find great bargains for clothing, shoes, household goods, office items and so on. For adults and kids. It's so clean and organized inside. And super spacious! They have new deliveries weekly. And receive donations from the public as well. The staff is super friendly and helpful. And there are even secret deals you need to ask them about. IYKYK. If you don't, just ask. Bridge Thrift is not your typical business. They are very connected with other businesses and ministries that care for the less fortunate. It's good to know that deals I find here go far. This location is one of a handful of other Bridge Thrifts in the county and even LA.

My husband and I were looking to kill some time and I'm so glad we stumbled across Bridge Thrift…read more There were so many clothing options and fun home finds to sift through. We managed to score a Patagonia shirt and a Bass Pro Shops tee for a great price! We also found the exact same Adidas powerlifting shoes that were stolen from my husband's truck years ago. They were the first thing that caught our eye when we walked in. They ended up not fitting him comfortably but it felt like a meant to be moment lol. We do wish they had a fitting room. Other than that, it's a great stop for anyone who loves thrifting. We'll definitely be back!

Hillcrest Goodwill is my favorite. They have later hours than most thrift stores which makes it…read moremuch more accessible for me. Clothing is well organized by size and type. Good selection of house goods too. I love how they curate things by color at the front...always looks really put together. They don't price gouge either. You can find some luxury clothing items for very cheap.

My first time in this small adorable Goodwill. I walked out with two items, great prices! I finally…read morefound the cutest juice pitcher for my fresh squeezed juices. Lots of clothes. I just wish there were more little girl clothes. I will definitely be back. They offer military discounts.

Rachel Center us great it's the parking (if u have a car) SUCKS!! Paid meters except on Sundays…read more Need to get my handicap sicker.​

I just dropped off 5 bags of washed, second hand clothing about an hour ago (Thursday). There was…read morea handyman working on the security door, so myself and other folks placed the donations right outside of the location. They seemed busy, so hopefully me labelling each bag of its contents such as shirts, shorts, pants etc. was helpful. I was lucky to find metered parking at the corner so carrying the bags was not too far; costed $1.25 for 30 minutes. Thank you Rachel's Women's Center for all that you do for this community.

Excellent. Open all the time. People met me at the car, took…read morethe items, and wrote a reciept. They are prompt, professional, and nice.

Easy to use the gentleman met me at my car helped with the items . Would recommend this drop off…read morefor your resale items

A huge store with endless possibilities…read more Clothing, dvds, furniture, shoes, etc. too many to things to list. All value priced even cheaper than other locations. If you're here to look around give yourself some time to go up and down the aisles. If you're here to donate, they are located outside. No lines and the air conditioning is on full blast. If you find yourself in the area, do yourself a favor and do some treasure hunting. I'll be back for sure. Pay it forward.

Thought it would be fun to stop here as I was driving home one day. This Goodwill location is…read moreliterally all junk. I have never seen soo many broken items being sold before. Not only that, they were priced soo high!! It was such a ripoff. I literally saw a puzzle glued together on cardboard that was missing pieces and was priced at $10. I could buy a brand new puzzle for that price. My gawd! I didn't really take a look at the clothes, because I was disappointed in the household items they had, but I did see some that were priced the same or higher than new clothes. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if the clothes were stained and gross from what I saw. There are better locations; skip this one.

Super friendly and fast donation station. They allow you to drive up, and they help you unload…read moreyour car. The guy was really helpful and let me know where to take the printers/cameras that I was donating. He wrote me out my receipt and I was out of there in less than 3 minutes. **One note is that they do not take electronics of any kind at this particular location. (not sure about furniture, but I doubt it because of the space) Great place to donate clothing/shoes/small items!

Friendly staff always willing to help you unload your car of charitable materials here…read more A good place to get rid of recyclable items you no longer need, such as clothes etc. This location also takes computers and monitors.

This location is super convenient, easy access, nice employees, and Salvation Army is the best…read moreorganization for helping people.

This location is easily overlooked I think since it's set back from the street and super close to…read morethe 805 freeway. It's one of those park and ride lots that are few and far between now. I've been dropping off my various donations here over the years. They take most items and give you a receipt if you ask for one. They are always super nice and helpful getting all my box's out of the car. While driving into the lot I noticed a plaque with a dedication name for the 805 freeway. It was dedicated in 1981 to Jake Dekema. He served California as the Director of Transportation for 25 years. If your curious like me, here is a link to more information about Mr. Dekema. https://source.asce.org/san-diegos-father-of-the-freeway-dekema-dies-at-101/

friendly employees but man, they really price free things they get donated for so much. They had…read moreLululemon, i get it the brand sells. But these leggings were KO. Pulling in the women area, threading apart and even holes and they still wanted 22$ for them. another pair only had threading issues. You get these for free and not everyone resells. They do sell fake and are aware as from what one employee told me that they are aware a specific item was not authentic which is illegal by law. Thankfully you can go next door to the goodwill and pick up the same brands without them falling apart like crazy for the fraction of from this store pricing. better condition next door and they will even reason with a price

Must be something about Clairemont thrift stores because this is also one of the worst thrift…read morestores I've ever been to in my life. Just full of absolute trash that is insanely overpriced! Why am I paying more at a thrift store for used items than buying them brand new in a store? Especially for bad quality. The clothes weren't any better. I saw many target and shein clothes that cost more than they did when you buy them brand new. Make it make sense, please!

This organization is doing good work. The drop off process is efficient and smooth. I've donated…read morerepeatedly and I hope that you do too.

I was really excited to donate to Sharia's Closet. I completely believe in their mission and would…read moremuch rather support a local organization doing community work than a place like Goodwill that upells donations for profit. Because of this, I brought in a large donation: six large trash bags of clothes and two grocery bags of shoes and additional clothes, all in excellent, ready-to-wear condition. Unfortunately, the experience when I arrived was disheartening. When I arrived it was unclear where to leave my donations since there were multiple tents set up. They didn't acknowledge me as I was standing there waiting for them to put their phones down. They were entirely focused on taking photos for Instagram. When they finally acknowledged me, I kindly asked for assistance and they very rudely just pointed toward a shopping cart and told me to use that and continued yapping about posting on social media. Mind you, they were just standing there on their phones since I arrived. I needed help lifting the heavy bags since I am petite. It felt dismissive and disrespectful. I left feeling really bummed that this was the "community support" I was met with after going out of my way (from Chula Vista) to bring good quality items. I still have a lot more clothes to donate, but based on this experience, I'll be looking for another organization that is willing to lend a hand when asked instead of being extremely rude and dismissive.