I know who runs it, and as someone who is not religious, I was fine with supporting what they're…read moredoing here. However, I wasn't ready for what it was like inside the store. I stayed for four high pitched whiny male singers going on about Jesus and that was all I could take. Religion is fine. Modern religious music, not so much. Just not my thing.

The union Gospel thrift stores are run very well. This one and Summit are my favorite.read more

Got 25% off for donating a bag of items and an additional 10% for being a veteran. If it was…read moreTuesday, I would have gotten another 10% as they allow stacking.

Had sofa and loveseat to give. They were prompt to pickup and made it easy to donate. Pleasant…read morestaff too.

Really amazing shop. Stuff to look at everywhere and very high quality!…read more Popped in just to see if I could find a few new records. Immediately found an M. Ward record from a tour I saw. Then buried deep in a bin I found a rare 12" from DFA Records mixed by James Murphy (one of 600) with Reggie Watts (Seattlite and former member of Maktub). I will be back frequently

You feel very welcome and there's so much to look at. I can stay there for hours! My husband and I…read morebought lots of records. Will definitely be going again. This is my second time going service is great and the prices are not bad either.

This is an amazing store. The people there are welcoming, helpful, and always cheerful. The…read morestore is an experience unlike other stores. If you want to find a perfect gift for someone who is hard to buy for, I highly recommend this place. Plus, they will help you figure out what will be the perfect gift.

Farmgirl Pickings is THE place to find something for everyone and yourself! Each time I arrive I…read morefind the cutest treasure, the funniest kitchen towels (iykyk) and their customer service is top notch! They know their customers by name and will order whatever I ask for. I told my sister they made me a lifelong customer when I discovered they actually carried my size in clothes!!! There is never any pressure to do anything but browse, however you won't be able to walk away empty handed....so many cute finds!

Pure junk and overpriced garbage which is what I would expect in Yakima and disorganized and you…read morecan't even use a wheelchair or cart in the the narrow aisles.

These people are looking for elderly and widows that are in desperate need to get out of their…read morehomes and rip them off! My disabled friend, that just lost her husband in June called their business in desperate need to move out of her apartment. They came and assessed her new 85" TV, and a one bedroom household full of furniture, including a beautiful wooden bedroom set complete with dresser and stole the carrier that she had for her little disabled cart that kept her mobile... Who does that to a disabled new widow and then yelled at her when we tried to get them to leave it... Do not trust or do any business with this company. They are crooks that take advantage of the elderly and disabled.

Great items for sale and amazing staff I would recommend this place for its value and amazing…read moreservices.

Whoa! So many antique items here from clothes to trinkets. I could spend hours in here but I only…read morehad maybe one hour, and it wasn't enough time. They have clothes from Y2K to the 90s and beyond, and honestly a lot of their merchandise is from the merchants from Le Mercantile, so that was nice. Service was great, the workers greeted us as we walked in and seemed very helpful. Prices were reasonable as well A true Yakima find!

The ladies are super nice and down to earth. They will do their best to help you locate what you…read moreneed. The selection is great i always spend my credit on stuff for the holidays. The prices are pretty good. I have gotten a lot of my baby's clothing from here a lot of brand new looking clothes. Plus there's something for everyone.

From the owner: We are a family focused consignment store. We carry clothing in sizes from infancy through adult,…read morealong with books, toys and equipment. We also have the Community Compassion Project to help people with formula, diapers and clothing; It is run entirely by donations.

When I decided to make the trip to the Yak, I thought I would check out thrift shops. I also put…read moretogether a small box for donation that I thought I would be leaving with Goodwill. The opportunity to support a great cause made my day. When I first walked in the two senior women were not that warm, but after my donation, the attitudes changed. The store was small and didn't really have anything collectible. It was mostly cloth and housewares. I was able to find a nice lightweight jacket and stylist tie for a grand total of $10. I think every county needs a store like this. Cancer is a nasty disease and every dollar counts. Make this place a priority!

The Yakima Discovery Shop is a great place to find gently worn or sometimes brand new clothing with…read morethe tags still on! It is not uncommon to find designer labels at insanely low prices. If you are looking for something for your home the housewares area is loaded with dishes, glass ware, linens, artwork, and small appliances. The back area is loaded with paperback and hardback books. If you are looking for a particular item or simply browsing you are sure to find a treasure at the Discovery Shop. The all volunteer staff are friendly and will gladly help with your shopping needs.

This was a surprisingly good find this past week! We were in search of inexpensive shoes for the…read morelittle dudes and ended up here on July 4 as they were having a 50% off sale. As you walk in, it looks like a standard thrift store, however there is a specific kids section that is within a separate room. You made it really nice to look for shoes, toys and other kiddo necessities. Decent size store with the expected amount of stuff you don't need sprinkled with a few things that look interesting. They had a pretty extensive section of Americana type stuff, as it was the Fourth of July. I would imagine they do a good job of Having specific paraphernalia for just about every major holiday. The folks working here are perpetually friendly, and it's not quite as busy as Goodwill down the street. It made it a lot easier to navigate with a little dudes! End of the day, this is a great spot to find some good shoes and clothing for playing outside and to boot we got a deal!

I have found that over the last year, at least, that Salvation Army has changed its pricing to what…read moreI find ridiculous. Thrift stores have always been a good way for me to find books, record albums and clothes. I have also found some household items that were reasonably priced. Lately I have found that the clothes prices are outrageous. There were used t-shirts that I could buy new, for less. Same brand, by the way. No albums at all. Canning jars that I could buy a case for less than they had them priced for. And grouping books in packs. Thats great, I would have to buy 10 books for approximately $12.00 instead of the ones I needed and wanted. So, my Mother and I, left without purchasing a thing. It's unfortunate that a thrift store has become so much like the major department store that it's "used" items have become so out of reach for those who cannot afford to buy "new".