Forever my favorite store! I've gone a few times and each time I leave with something I LOVE!…read more The energy is so friendly and welcoming.

Go here! Beautifully curated collection of vintage and not so vintage clothing which is cleaned and…read moresteamed -- and with Kay who is professional, smart as heck, warm, cordial and you can tell she does what she loves! Thriftique is what Little red Door has created - and you can find inside pieces for the holidays and beyond. Check it out!

I love to go to thrift stores rather than antique shops. You get to see much more new inventory…read more And you can find a lot of stuff you don't need but buy it anyway . ( you feel like you are helping the community also.

What a fantastic little thrift shop full of history which is operated by volunteers. Today I was…read moregreeted as I entered this shop and informed as she pointed to the area rack, that the area was on sale for $1 each. Super friendly here. Super. Black dotted area to be precise was the $1 sale of the day. Found a pair of bootcut dress slacks on it for a single dollar in perfect condition. Decided to pass and leave them for another in need. Just didn't feel like trying on clothing but they have superior quality clothing. Shirts were priced at $3 each. They sell shoes too and the way they hang to display the pants is very useful and smart. They have an ample supply of women's black slacks and pants in excellent condition something I'm always on the lookout for. This thrift store is organized by separate small rooms which divide the categories such as books, shoes, art and collectibles and more. Made for an enjoyable and relaxing shopping experience as I shopped. There's a large chalkboard located behind the register on the wall which states they've donated over $800,000 dollars to date to charities etc. Wow! Makes me want to donate here.

What has happened to the Goodwill? It used to be such a fun place to shop. Now all they have is…read moreoverpriced junk and rack after rack of mostly old clothes. I will say that some of the children's clothes are nice. The adult clothes are mostly awful. Framed Pictures are placed on shelves so high you can't reach them without using a ladder. Please, please bring back the old Goodwill.

It's 9:10am. Website on google says this location opens at 9am. But it opens at 10am. Should update…read moreinformation.

Great discount when you sign up for their email list. Inventory is good. The employees are always…read morepleasant and available to assist. Only thing I wish they had would be wider aisle, it's difficult to squeeze by and browse comfortably.

The staff were friendly and helpful today. We found some decent deals, some at half off because of…read morethe color of the tag! :)

I came here when the store was starting up and going to be split into two...however, I found the…read moreservice just friendly, not so in your face and no "that's just it?" when I approached the register with a sport coat. the owner was friendly, the vintage Givenchy mens coat was and is absolutely divine to throw on with some jeans or shorts, and I cannot wait to visit when the store becomes larger. I did not find much of housewares (which is a plus for me to visit any second-hands store) when they were there, just a shelving unit and some things placed about the store. I will visit soon again!

I like this Goodwill because it's so clean. I've found some great items at good prices. Some things…read moreare priced ridiculously high, some very low. I like the organization of the store, as well as the space, so you're not tripping over things. The problem I have with this Goodwill is the staff. Every visit I've either been treated rudely or witnessed another customer being treated rudely. One time I was perusing a rack of men's clothes, when a clerk comes up behind me and loudly tells me I'm not allowed to shop off the rack. How would I know this? There were no signs or anything to indicate it was any different from the other racks. Could she have let me know nicely? I'm sure she could have, but enjoyed her moment of power. The kicker? Two minutes later the clerk was putting those same clothes on the racks I was allowed to shop. Another time, a clerk was very insistent and short with a woman trying to pay at one register, that she bring her purchases around to the other register. The last person was rung up where this lady was, but suddenly she had to pack her stuff up and move it around. It would have been nice if the young man offered to help her move her purchases, but he stood there, waiting. I'll still go back, but I wish management would instill the importance of great customer service to the crew.

I have been a regular donor to this Goodwill location for several years, contributing clothing,…read morefurniture, miscellaneous glassware, and other like-new items because I believed in the goodness and integrity of the Goodwill name. But something that recently happened to me there has me very upset. Shortly before closing I went into the store to quickly look for an item and right away I heard the announcement that the store would be closing in five minutes. I looked around and saw no other shoppers so I took my purse from the cart and left. Unfortunately my wallet accidentally slipped out of my purse and stayed in the cart. A few minutes after I left I realized my wallet was missing and immediately went back. The doors were already locked, but after my knocking, two employees, 1 male, 1 female, came to the door. I told them through the door that a few minutes ago I accidentally left my wallet in the cart I had been using and asked if they could please check it. They glanced briefly on the floor but did not check the cart, even though I said that I had just been there. The female employee told me through the locked doors that I had to come back the next day. I explained I'm from out of town, I was just leaving and wouldn't be in town the next day but she still wouldn't look for my wallet which I knew was in the last cart on the cart stand and she was standing right next to it. With no other choice I went back the next morning and the same employee (later identified as "Katie") that was talking to me through the door the night before, was unlocking the doors and opening up. She told me she found my wallet which had been put in the back safe. A manager with red hair then returned it to me. When I got to my car and looked inside I discovered that $160+ in cash was missing. I went back in the store and spoke to "Katie", who said she had opened my wallet "to see if it was something for sale." She showed no concern about the missing cash. The manager "Jennifer" was right there and did not address the issue. This situation is very upsetting, especially because I had returned within minutes the night before and that my wallet had been in employee possession. As the last customer in the store before closing, I believe my wallet was handled solely by store staff. To the employee who said she found my wallet: That money was for my six-year-old granddaughter's birthday gift that I promised her. The next day on her birthday she was in tears, she had her heart set on it. After years of supporting and donating to this store, I never thought something like this would happen. Because this situation involves missing cash while my property was in the possession of store employees, I expect to be contacted regarding the reimbursement of the missing cash, exactly $162. Also for documentation purposes I have filed a police information report regarding the missing cash. Store location 3000 N Tegner Rd, Turlock, CA 95380 Manager's name "Jennifer" Employee's name who admitted finding my wallet "Katie" This store deserves "0" stars!!