This store is not only a great place to shop value-wise and community help-wise, but they make it…read moreeasy to donate your items too to help you declutter and they can come right to you for pick up! Contact Joseph by text for easy appointment setting: (623) 455-2911. Joseph and his assistant showed up exactly when he said he would be there and moved everything out swiftly and carefully. I was SO impressed at the professionalism.

As much as I hate to run down a place that gives me free food, I have to say it would be difficult…read moreto come up with a less efficient system than this place has. Walk in. The two girls at the desk are jibber-jabbering with each other. One looks up long enough to say "Take a number". Take a number and sit down. They continue their conversation. Other people come in. Some are told to take numbers, while others are allowed to have extended conversations with the clerks. How they determine who gets immediate service and who has to wait is a mystery. After a time, one girl gets up and wanders off somewhere, while the other talks on the phone. This goes on for a while until they call your number, at which time you show them your ID and they look you up in the system, hand you a card and tell you to go park your car around the side of the building. While you wait, other cars pull up, have their boxes loaded almost immediately, while you sit there and wait. And wait. Finally someone comes out and sticks a box of food in your car and life goes on.

This is such a great store if you're looking for a home Wear kitchenware linen or furniture. Also…read morethey have a really big selection of books that are really really cheap. A lot of them are classics and Vintage books. It is best if you bring your own bag.

Great shop with incredible prices. Not a big store, but good quality items and a little of each…read morecategory from household to fashion. Definitely worth a stop!

Very friendly, service is outstanding, Quality of the equipment is excellent. They ask for…read moredonations when you return the items: such as wheelchairs, walkers, rollers, rollaway beds and many more.

What an amazing service this organization provides! My father had a stroke, there was so much…read moreneeded to make his transition home comfortable and safe. Everyone was so kind and helpful!. I highly recommend and don't forget to donate if you can.

The daycare is amazing and the staff is extra friendly. We love everyone at Benevilla and highly…read morerecommend them

Did not even know they had a thrift store,but I can vouch for when they used to have a meals on…read morewheels I had to use them before an operation and for awhile after--and I have never had a volunteer group so friendly and so kind as from Benevilla. Well organized from the staff on the phone to the volunteers who deliver. This organization is aces, and has my utmost respect in every area. Help Benevilla if you can--they deserve it!

I cannot endorse this establishment to anyone, not even my worst enemy. If you've come across…read morenegative reviews about them, I suggest you believe those accounts. They do not honor payment agreements and will relentlessly pursue additional charges, citing "human error." They will also discriminate against your child. They fail to issue refunds despite having promised to do so. I urge anyone reading this who has not yet spoken up to file complaints with the CFPB, contact the attorney general, and reach out to the Better Business Bureau.

A great place in our community that helps make life easier for people who could use a leg up! We…read morerecently donated some of our gently used items and I can't remember being so profusely thanked for my donation. Not only was I thanked in person, but they sent me a nice note in the mail as well! The Dysart Community Center offers GED classes, ESL classes, parenting classes, and after-school care for kids. It also has a fun summer camp as well. The people here really do care about making a difference in the community and it's refreshing to meet with people who maintain that passion despite the day in-day out grind. Very proud to have this center in our community.

I have been coming here for about four years now. I have always been treated with respect, and the…read morevolunteers are sweet, kind, and caring towards me. I appreciate everything you do for my family and myself. If you are coming, I recommend you bring lunch, and prepare to wait about an hour, sometimes a bit more. You have to wait across the street at the drive in. But it's worth the wait almost every time. Thank you once again.

From the owner: Hope for Hunger Food Bank is operated by Phoenix Rescue Mission, where we provide Christ-centered,…read morelife-transforming support to neighbors experiencing hunger, homelessness, addiction, and trauma. As the largest food bank in Glendale, Hope for Hunger helps meet a vital need across the Valley by offering nutritious food and encouragement to families in need. Anyone is welcome. The only requirement is a valid ID.

You have to have perfect credit and can not make less than $50k a year. Not sure why they are…read moreconsidered a non profit. Ask how many approved applicants have got a home since 1985...they have built over 1200 houses yet they rarely approve anyone. They are a fraud selling houses on open market. Do not donate time money or anything to Habitat for Humanity the worlds largest scam by fat

I used to go to Habitat store on 9133 W. Grand Ave, so decided to stop there today June-14-2024,…read morebut everything has changed inside from what it used to be. It's now more like going to a retail store, no more junky stuff like it used to be, which I liked. The West part of the store, used to have carpet tiles, used hardware, some donated tools and machines, now all I saw was a few Doors. I like hardware, old bed frames and such, bolts and nuts, and junky stuff to sort through. I'm sure the people that run the store will have an excuse for the change, but if this is the way it will stay, then I wont be back anytime soon; as I will frequent the Thrift Stores and Estate Sales to get my DIY items. I believe Habitat for Humanity help a lot of people, and supported Jimmy Carter and his wife for what they did, but the change in store priorities wasn't to my liking. Just my Humble Opinion.

Excellent show. Very nice and friendly docent. We were shown the various work spaces and…read moregalleries.

Love the open mic night on the third Friday of every month. Anyone of any age will appreciate this.read more

The absolute friendliest staff ever! Better service than Nordstrom!…read moreThis has become my favorite thrift store. Senior day on (I think) Tuesdays. The whole store is half price on the last Saturday of each month, so prepare for a long line! This is a much smaller store than goodwill, but the prices are the same and the stuff is better. This is a gem for bikes and furniture. They also sell jewelry, which goodwill stores no longer do (online auction only, think e-bay)

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store has a great variety, and browsing the shelves feels a little like…read morestepping into a choose-your-own-adventure story. On this visit, I scored a copy of The Hobbit for my daughter, and at a price that felt like finding buried treasure. Definitely a win. The store itself is easy to navigate, with plenty of sections to keep the hunt interesting without feeling overwhelming. Prices are fair, and there's enough turnover that each trip has the potential to uncover something new. Like any thrift store, you won't always hit the jackpot, but that's part of the fun. This time, Middle-earth came home with us for just a few bucks. Four stars for variety, good deals, and the thrill of discovery.

Small little thrift store but with great prices. Some of the furniture is priced pretty good for…read morewhat you're getting. The clothes itself are very clean and very well priced. I like that they also provide help. They also will pick up any donations you might have.

Staff was polite and very appreciative of donations. They actually help women and kids in need…read more Women from the shelters are allowed to go in and get things and not pay over priced prices like goodwill. When I donate its a good feeling to know its being put to good use.