Three different thrifts stores. Smells nice. Very clean. Many helpers. So well in order.read more

I had went and brought some things to donate and they were super rude they had went through…read moreeverything infront of us and were talking bad about ever item which there was some very pricey items that we had recently bought but wanted to donate because selling takes to long and we were sorting out our garage. I will not be donating anything to them anymore

I know a lot of people like this thrift store, it's one of the most recommended ones in the area…read more But I saw a *used* sideboard table priced for $300. $300! You can get NEW furniture cheaper at Walmart. It wasn't even solid wood, it was some wood veneer stuff. I mentioned something at the front and they went hard about oUr MiNiStRy and all of the programs they support. Which is fine and all, but the ministry can ALSO support low income people by not charging offensive prices on items they get for free. God only knows if they really use the money responsibly. (Also the lady who checked me out was standoffish with me from the get go, before I even opened my mouth to say hi.) The expectation, when one donates to a thrift store, is that their items will go to someone else who needs those items at an affordable price. Not that some organization will use the items to do charity gymnastics by overcharging. They should be focused first and foremost on ministering to the low-income people who come to thrift stores to get affordable furniture. Not freaking $300 for a small sideboard buffet. Anyway so I would recommend donating your furniture to the ARC rather than here, if you want to see it actually passed on affordably to families in need. But if you're looking to buy clothes, this is unfortunately probably the better bet in town. I feel gross giving them my money now. I think it's disgusting when any thrift shop takes advantage of donations finance their special interests. Just let people have somewhere affordable to shop; Lord knows we need it in this economy.

Now that I am retired, I have time to search for great bargain's. This thrift store is in a new…read morelocation. Easy to get to, great parking and has the best prices of the other thrifts in Pueblo; Goodwill and ARC. That being said, if you are looking for ski wear, this is the place to go. Nearly new ski wear for all ages. I really couldn't believe it. Lots of beginner's try and give up. Their cloth's are here!! With inflation being what it is you are crazy to shop retail - so many good finds at such reasonable prices. Try and buy . . . you won't be disappointed!

What an interesting place! We were greeted by the proprietor, and had a lively conversation while…read morewe poked around. He had an array of rocks, crystals, and fossils, interspersed with that rare commodity these days, cool antiques and junk. And I use the word junk only in the dearest manner. A perfect way to stretch your legs, and possibly find that treasure you didn't know you needed.

This is a must stop if you like unique items. I stopped to look at their cacti and succulents. They…read morehave a little bit of everything. Amazing! You will be greeted by beautiful Onyx- an added bonus. I leisurely looked at the many items and every time I went to leave I saw something more unique I just had to have. Don was so knowledgeable and helpful, he went above and beyond what I expected. It was so refreshing to meet a genuine REAL person. The plants are all labeled and potted in the cutest pots. Don explained to me how to repot them if I need to and even gave me the materials and labeled them for m. He gave me information about the surrounding area and even gave me a souvenir! This was an experience I will not forget. Great place to check out.

The volunteers are very helpful and nice! Great pricing for a mountain town- needed to replace a…read moremicrowave glass plate- found it! $1.00. Really good items @ worth the stop!

It's true, as the attic opened on a Thursday at 10.00 am , cars piled into the lot. It reinded me…read moreof a church jumble sale in the old days. Lots of good humor, camaraderie, super cheap prices. We scored 2 books - a Harlen Coben and a Joseph conrad for 50c each. The lady manning the till was super friendly and chatty. We left feeling cheered, much needed these days. We drove past later at 1.45 and it was deserted and locked up... until tomorrow.

The price increases are terrible. I don't know when arc started thinking that kohls or Penney's…read morebrands were designer. It's crazy when goodwill is cheaper! I'll skip coming here from now on

I shop for diffferent items but recently I've noticed the increase in price, I always am a regular…read moreshopper and I'm now thinking to take my business elsewhere Feeling Disappointed...........

Best thrift store in the area. Huge selection, great prices, and a little of everything from…read moreclothes to furniture.

Every time I've gone in to this place in Monte Vista I heard personal conversations between…read moreemployees. It's not uncommon to hear the manager and assistant manager having a very loud argument at the front register. I asked one of the employees once how they price things because they seemed high to me and they said, "We just think up prices." No research, no thought, completely unprofessional. At least the store's clean, but there was a bedbug scare there a few months back. I stopped shopping there because they're overpricing things almost as bad as the Nazarene store. Go to The Hut or Memory Lane next to Coors. They're nice and don't scream at each other.

This store has really awesome clothing if you are over 55. Otherwise not so much. Their…read morehousewares are overpriced to the max - a little plastic dish is at least a buck or two. Not a big fan. Keeping a 3 star rating simply because if I was Betty White, I'd find wonderful new clothes for nice prices in this store. They even have a little "boutique" in the back of the top level with slightly higher end, name brand clothing (again mature-set stuff like decade old Liz Claiborne blazers, Coldwater Creek sweaters, Clark mules).

I just returned from a visit to the Bargain Box Thrift Store and, as always, I found some real…read moredeals! I like the idea that whatever I spend is not going toward big salaries or fancy corporate dinners. These women all volunteer their time to keep the store running and they use the money to help people right here in Pueblo! The ladies that work there are "real people" who love what they're doing and always talk to the customers. So I'm going to take my new $1.00 pot and my $1.00 purse and enjoy them! And when I'm tired of them, I'll donate them back to the Assistance League Thrift Store! What a deal!!