Very responsive to accept donations. People are very friendly outside and thankful also.read more

I am so GLAD I did not listen to the reviews about how rude they are!! They are all very nice and…read moreProfessional!!! So don't believe in everything that people post!!! This was an awesome experience and my first time being here!! Keep up the great work !

While perusing through TikTok I ran across a video they made about the various things they were…read moreselling and the prices seemed too good to be true so I had to check it out for myself. Unbelievably everything was true! The prices here are great. I picked up a solid oak made in California American Mission end table for $18. Great group of people working here, all employees are volunteers and all of the proceeds stay in Tucson.

Viva Pima! is amazing! I have scored some of the most beautiful pottery at "stealing it" prices!…read moreThey have amazing MCM furniture, designer clothing, shoes and accessories, fine art, decorations, jewelry, antiques and SO MUCH MORE! You can shop online, they keep these items in the back so they don't get sold in the store too. AND it's all for a great cause! Check out their site for more information but this is their mission summary; "Today, we proudly stand as an independent nonprofit organization, continuing our legacy with renewed energy and a name that celebrates life, strength, and community in Southern Arizona. Every dollar raised stays in Tucson, fueling programs that make a real difference, one person at a time. Our Mission -- be a vital resource to foster community. Our Vision -- a community without need." Here's the link: https://vivapima.org/ I've added a few of my fabulous finds.

Come check out this thrift store.It's amazing all? I really want was to go to a store and see what…read moreit looked like. And I ended up being pleasantly surprised.

Bad store appliances after buying a refrigerator and it worked for only a week. I went back and the…read moreman told me no refunds or exchange after a day. Plus I their boss wouldn't want them to change anything for customers unless they are partners with Teen Challenge and give to their men. Also the place was very full of outdated stuff with goodwill price tags still on some items. And they wouldn't take any of my coin change for the things I wanted later.

They have monthly community book sales for used books of different genres. Vinyl, and games. I went…read moreon a Sunday and the books were 50% off for that day. The books you purchase from this non-profit help fund services and library programs.

A couple times I've dropped off boxes of books for the famous low cost book sales …read more I don't have all the info on when ? I do know you can join for minimal cost to get first pre entry to the sales before open t the public . Call or check their website .

This Salvation Army Thrift can be hit or miss like any thrift store. They have a fairly large…read moreselection of clothing. You'll find some lego (in the case up front) and current holiday decor to the right of the cashier. In the back is furntiure, electronics, and decor. Today I had a huge score in the record section. Viny is $1.99 each even if its a 2 record album. All the vinyl I got was in great shape. Overall this place is a great stop on your thrifting jounrey.

Manager and staff are extremely helpful! Highly recommend. Thank you…read moreFor all your help!!!

I went to drop off donations of monitors and buy a refurbished one. Ended up buying one that wasn't…read morecompatible with my laptop, and they switched it out when I came back, free of charge for a newer bigger one. Large inventory of speakers, routers, monitors and other devices for pennies!

Dropped off a lot of aged electronics when clearing out a storage unit recently. The staff at the…read more1st Ave. location were friendly and quick to help me unload all my items. Would recommend.

The store has been remodeled looking good , bright , spacious …read more They are taking donations again . Luisa very friendly & helpful in front of. Large parking lot next to ace hardware Craycroft & Pima Sw strip mall .

I've been a supporter of the St Vincent DePaul location in Benson for years. You can find some…read morereally treasures there at thrift store prices. I expected the Tucson location to be the same and I was so wrong. The items that jumped out the most to me were a few plastic measuring containers priced at $3.50/ea. The purpose of thrift stores is to benefit those in need - when you can get the same item brand new for the same price at Walmart or Dollar Tree, that's an issue. The prices of was also very inconsistent - on the shelf below the measuring cups was a vintage, in box, Wilton bunny cake pan from 1974 that was shockingly low at $6.50. The store was also stinky and dirty. I am no stranger to the smells of thrift stores, but the floor and shelves themselves felt dirty. I would skip this place and go to another store, whether you're looking for low priced necessities or your next vintage find.

This shop is huge! I stopped in to kill some time, thinking I'd stay for about 30 minutes, but I…read moreended up browsing for nearly two hours. The prices are on the higher end, but they do offer discounts on certain color tags. I managed to score a pair of designer shoes, so make sure to look through everything, you never know what treasures you'll find. They only have self checkout registers, and don't forget to bring your own bag; otherwise, they'll charge you for one.

The store is very large with many aisles of clothes, books/movies, shoes, jewelry, and home goods…read more I like how the item are sorted by size to make searching a little easier. The biggest downside is that there are no fitting rooms here, so you really just have to guess if something is going to fit. They do not do returns, but you can exchange clothes within 14 days with a receipt. The exchange process can take time if the store is busy though, as they need manager approval and the managers are limited. I will definitely be back to Savers for more thrifting soon!

My daughter actually told me about this non-profit TMC thrift store. It's small and volunteers work…read morethere. There is no dressing room, but I was told I can use the restroom to try clothes on. I did find a matching Banana Republic set for $10, score! Nobody greeted me or said thank you when I purchased my items, so that can use some improvement. They seemed too busy in their own private conversations.

I noticed the sign that everything was half off so had to check the store out. There was a pretty…read morewide selection of clothing, men's, women's and children's. They had some limited books and shoes and a variety of things you might need or didn't know you needed. The clothing was divided by size which was helpful. There were some toys and games. Workers were pleasant. The prices were very reasonable and at half price, a steal. I found a book and a necklace. It was laid out with room to get around and there was room to try something on. Even without the half price sale, prices were pretty good. Worth a look.

Thrifters paradise tucked into a strip mall. This place has a great vibe, good layout, and unique…read morefinds. Check out the "vintage corner" to the left side of the entrance. Here you'll find entire dish sets, vintage armoires, and more. These are consignment pieces with slightly higher price tags and enormously higher quality. Most consignment prices are firm but we had great service and the woman working called the consigner for us just to ask. Small selection of vinyl, DVDs, CDs so if that's your thing maybe this isn't the place for you. The shoes and clothing are easily laid out. Bringing the kids? There's an old school coin operated small pony merry go round in the front to the right. Ideal for kids aged 2-4 but pretty small for the 5+ crowd.

The prices on some of the items are insane! $90 for a pair of shoes... it is a THRIFT store not an…read moreupscale retail store or an antique store. I get wanting to get more bang for your buck but be reasonable.