I found out I can donate books at the Maidu library. Very friendly and helpful staff!read more

This is a group of individuals who really do a lot to support the Roseville libraries and help them…read moreto do everything they do. In addition to providing funding for library programs and materials, they serve the community by promoting literacy, providing incredibly inexpensive materials for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers. They provide free reading materials to the military, our jails, senior residences and other organizations in our community. They assist those dealing with downsizing and handling estates for relatives in finding ways for personal libraries to have new use, rather than ending up in the landfill.

This location is great for books. Many other goodwill locations have cut their book section in…read morehalf, but not this one. This location has the same amount of shelves and a good selection. They also have a rolling cart with more books on it too. The downside is the parking lot. They have a limited number of parking spots and the spaces are small.

I have shopped and donated here before and today's experience solidifies my decision to never…read moredonate again. I donated here because of the ease and location but I'll gladly drive to a local animal shelter thrift store or WEAVE. I had a small bag of three washed and neatly folded pants. I was trying to remove them and the guy said, "I can dump it". I keep trying to remove the pants so they could be nicely folded, but no - he literally yanks the bag out of my hand, dumps the items in their donation bag, and gave me my bag back. Really?

Love this Goodwill location, tucked away on Alta Arden, not far from the mall. It's a good sized…read morelocation and always seems to have a good variety of clothes, shoes, small appliances, books, cookware, home decor, but primarily clothes. The staff is nice and helpful. I wasn't paying attention to the sales color for the month, but an employee shared with me which was helpful. The donation process is seamless; donors drive thru, staff retrieves the items and receipt of donation is offered.

Yesterday, I visited this store location 2040 Alta Arden Expressway on May 25th, 2026 Monday…read moreevening I went shopping here. It was a great experience. MJ was training with her fellow team member and was very helpful with helping out her coworker. She was very kind and friendly. I accidentally misplaced my black water bottle on the way out of store. Upon arriving to my vehicle I noticed it missing. I went back inside the store to retrace my steps. I could not find it. I asked MJ if she could assist me. She went above and beyond, by going out of her way to be helpful and help relocate it. After a little while she had found it for me. It is the dedication, perseverance, and hard work of people like MJ that makes me a return guest at this location. Thank you to you MJ for all that you do. Your support and dedication does not go unnoticed. Keep being amazing! 5 stars up!

A well maintained, gated community of 93 homes in the River Oaks area of Natomas...I love living…read morehere!

I really love living here, it is insanely quiet, right next to bike trails, clean and well cared…read morefor.

This is a incredible place in Sacramento. I was in the market for some art supplies and got this…read morerecommendation for supplies that I could use. I went ahead and booked an appointment (not sure if you can go in without one). When I arrived it was a super easy process 1. ring door bell 2. tell them your name 3. grab a bag & "shop" I tried to be mindful of course and only take what I needed but I was so amazed by all the crafts they had and the condition they were in. You can only book once a month according to the website which is nice in my opinion that way you have a opportunity to get some good things. This is also a art studio so you can see the spaces artist have in the back as well. I also love that you can bring any supplies for the most part and donated some unique things were glass jars , cups, storage containers. I went around Christmas so there was a section of holiday supplies and decor. I scored some amazing things and would recommend folks to go if they have donations, picking up a new hobby or cant afford art supplies right now and still want to create. Lastly - they have so many community workshops & events too. Check them out!

My fav place with some of the most kind and helpful people. I love broad room so much, i feel like…read morea kid in a candy store. Take only what you need and come donate any art supplies you have as well. The collectives cats are my favs as well. Yarn is so expensive these days and you can always find yarn to use when here and other fun artsy materials. Appts only for the art closet! They hold amazing workshops too so if you're wanting to learn a new skill check em out and their super affordable and accessible to the community which is amazing

Adj: Inspirational and Incredible Organization and Store…read more According to their website, the "Fly Brave Foundation's mission is to offer employment training for adults with developmental disabilities that have aged out of the school system, focusing on three essential building blocks; vocational training, social/life skills, and living a healthy lifestyle through fitness programs." I visited the Fly Brave Emporium thrift store recently and was immediately impressed by their organized and well stocked store of both gently used and local artisan items. There were a lot of different merchandise, from everyday casual clothes, to formal wear and even a section of prom dresses, to kids clothes, to shoes for every age, there's something for everyone. I also saw cute costume jewelry, bags, purses, home goods / kitchenware, dishes, bakeware, a small section of arts and crafts supplies, and quite a lot of wall art and other home decor. There were also little souvenir type gifts for those looking for presents for their loved ones and friends. All at reasonable prices and good to great used conditions, with some items actually new and never used. Against one wall, there was a display of T-shirts by the participants in this program, most of whom are autistic. That is such a wonderful artistic outlet for them, and for such a good cause as the proceeds from these T-shirts and sweatshirts sales go back to this foundation's meaningful mission, to provide disabled young adults with vocational training to develop employment, social, and independent living skills. Towards the back of the store was their Fly Brave Cafe. On the day I visited, the cafe was not open, but it's usually open from Tuesday to Saturday, and I see that their coffee is top-notched, so I'll have to come back another day to try their coffee. The gal who saw me looking at the cafe was organization mechanize in the back area and when I asked about donating here, she told me they accept donations any day that they're open, but if you have a LOT to donate, Wednesday is their preferred time to accept large bags and boxes of gently used items. Overall, this is a nicely designed, tastefully stocked, and meaningfully operated thrift store with a great cause. Staff were friendly and helpful when I asked about bringing donations and the cafe hours. I will have to come back another day to try the drinks in their cafe and do more shopping. Finally, Bacon and Butter is right next door so you can also enjoy brunch on a Sunday if in the neighborhood or a nice meal any day of the week.

I came here for the thrift store and did not expect to have the experience I did. I was overwhelmed…read morewith good vibes just walking through and looking at everything on the walls that talked about the foundation and their mission! This place is an absolute treasure, and the items were plentiful and well priced. Will be telling everybody about this place! Bonus: there's a coffee shop!

Staff here are great. Regulars can be a bit aggresive inside of the bins store. Retail side is…read moremellow in the mornings but gets busy by afternoon and stays that way through most of the day, so plan around that. Lots of great treasures here

I came here with my sister and she did find a couple of things, but I would never come back. They…read morebring out bins and people know the drill while you all wait for the last bin to be placed in the middle, people just start grabbing items and putting it in their basket. It was not my thing.

A little free library for jigsaw puzzles. Bring one, take one. Or bring several as I did. This…read moreis such a wonderful addition to the neighborhood, especially as more and more people are taking up working on jigsaw puzzles due to the pandemic. Obviously it's an ever changing selection but the day I stopped by there were boxed puzzles in all sizes. Some people will mark if the puzzle is complete or how many pieces are missing. I dropped off some brand new unopened boxes, so get them while you can.