This is one of my more favorite value villages, they always have a good selection and variety. They…read moreare a little over priced and sometimes not even in the ball park. Like today I saw an emulator handheld that sells for around 30 new and they had it marked for 70, no thanks. Just be decerning and find the deals.

This Value Village is the closest location to my house and it's my GO TO when I'm doing kid bedroom…read morecleanouts or garage cleanouts! I've donated here more times than I can count which I appreciate so much because if you're a parent, you know how fast the clutter accumulates. The donation process is super easy and there's literally almost never a line. The staff that I've encountered during my drop offs have always been really nice and they always offer you a 20% off coupon to use in the store just for donating. I've gone inside a couple times as well - who doesn't love to thrift, let's be real? They always have a ton of cool holiday knick knacks and serving dishes which are awesome if you have upcoming parties that you don't want to buy all brand new (cough cough, full price) stuff for. I do wish their kid's clothing section was a little better. Kids grow like weeds and it's nice to pick up lightly used play clothes every once in a while, but their selection here is sort of dismal for that. Solid location that I'll definitely be returning to for a donation run in the near future!

Yes, yes yes I would say come there. I have the best rafting that I've seen. I would say go to the…read moreSalvation Army make a donation and join the Thrifting program that they have their excellent store and they provide excellent service to people in our area. Thank you Salvation Army for all you do I would give you 100 stars if I could. Oh, and by the way, you have the best volunteers and the best employees.

This is a donation truck outside Fred Meyer. I've donated twice including today. The men are always…read morequick to get up and help you unload. Mostly i hand them boxes and they put it on a cart. Tjru don't reach into your vehicle as far as I've noticed to help unload in that way which is fine with me. They do offer a tax receipt if you'd like one.

First and foremost, you have to remember that Value Village is not a non-profit store or business…read more While it accepts donations of used goods and partners with nonprofits, shopping in Value Village stores does not support any charity. They are overpriced. Can you find a good deal? Sometimes. I would rather support a local thrift store than a corporate one.

Growing up with a mother who enjoyed thrift shopping, I remember feeling a bit more embarrassed…read morethan I liked. But considering Mother Earth falls victim to inhabitants of materialism and sadly a disposable society, my views have changed. I inquired about Value Village's donation process which aligned with my views. After a month on the sales floor, items are bundled and shipped to third world countries. My family has been sponsoring a Kenyan family and it's the right thing to do even if we eat cheap ramen to make it happen. The manager was super nice, explaining available rewards as well as discounts days! I felt the prices were fair, and an abundance of treasures awaited to find new homes. Great place to upcycle.

This is my favorite place to donate useful items - sheets, towels, new socks, jeans, coats, etc…read more USEFUL stuff for them to share, not junk. I remember dropping off a box of still-useful towels and washcloths. The gentleman took the box and yelled toward the back, "Hey, she's got towels!" They really needed them. I don't know how they keep doing what they do; amazing people.

Food is good and for the most part staff are great. I have been there quite a bit, mostly for…read moremeals. Of which are tasty. HOWEVER, there is a server there, a big guy with dark hair. I think i heard someone call him Will. I have been in the food line and overheard him heavily flirting with females in front of their boyfriends on 4 separate occasions. There is one in particular he has heavily flirted with in front of her boyfriend and even has gone as far as ask her out. Her boyfriend is one of the main volunteers there and I have seen staff target him on several occasions But I have witness them ban people if they lodge complaints against staff. He does not do this with the ones that are single. I have been going there long enough to know a few people and recognize most. If this is part of the new bible of which they preach, I dont want anything to do with it.

The first review was meant for the Tukwila Store. I have found all Salvation Army Thrift Stores are…read moreequally fair in pricing and well managed. I donate to them exclusively because of their excellent resources they provide for our community.

You need somewhere to donate around Renton, Benson Hills, this is it. It's super easy, the guy will…read morepull everything out for you and give you a receipt for your donation. Plus Salvation Army is an organization in the trenches, helping those who need it the most.

My son has applied for a job here 4 times in past year hasn't been hired yet I go in this place…read morewith my son couple times a week to shop and I'm always seeing new faces working there someone told me my son is the wrong color I didn't believe that was the reason but I'm starting to believe it now my son is Caucasian. The person that told me he was wrong color does not work there.

So, last week my husband took some clothing items to VV along with a Rae Dunn item for Thanksgiving…read moreand a custom framed watercolor print. The print was cushioned by clothing items and he told the person who received the items that there were some fragile items. The worker said he would be careful, but couldn't guarantee how tge items would be handled by others. Sure enough, I saw the watercolor I donated up for sale. The frame and glass were broken by other workers. It is now in a cheap, paint peeled off, wooden frame. I know you all get alot of donations on a daily basis. Might I suggest you treat all items like they were your own? It's a shame that some don't seem to have respect for donated items. I wonder how many other items have ended up being destroyed? I would recommend only because they do have some good items and that's it.

The store is very clean and organized, and they have a ton of variety of things. I originally went…read morein searching for a dresser, but ended up buying a love seat which was in pretty good condition for only $30! What a steal. Will definitely be back to look for a dresser some other time.

Im done! I really tried. The quality wasn't good to begin with. I started going because it was a…read morefun thing to do with friends, and it was dirt cheap when they started. But lets examine the fall here, shall we? First off, customer service was always bad. I cant even list to you the amount of times I've gotten yelled at for being in the way by the previous manager, the bald dude. the employees would often seem on edge, and if there was a good employee the next times I went I would never see them again (seems like the good ones quit). They've changed managers to a lady, and she seems ok, but the quality of the customer service from the workers has totally gone down it seems. One reason I went was because I would get a damage discount on top of stuff that was already almost cheap. The old manager was sickenly sweet to me whenever I was with my mom, but seemed to hate me when I wasn't. I think this has to do with looking young. and although I'm glad it seems like hes gone, I reiterate the service seems to be even less quality. The reason I mention this is because I guess only the manager can offer damage discounts, and I didn't know this. This time I went last, not only did the girl at the front not offer to get the manager and just say "I cant change prices on items" blatantly, but overall didn't seem like she cared about the interaction at all. Which is fine, but don't expect me to come back. The list is long, so this was the straw that broke the camels back. The long list: I've been yelled at least twice that I can remember, there's been people at the front that can't even speak english so you cant really get help (not faulting them maybe, but seems like they should be stocking instead of up front), often the quality of the items is so bad. They didn't check the cds I got the first time I bought any, and one of the disks for the game I got wasn't in there to begin with, but I checked it too late so I couldn't get money back. The pricing is now on par with goodwill ($25 for a cast iron skillet, $8 for table cloths with stains etc) but lower quality than I find at goodwill; the time before last I went I 1) found a cookie and toilet paper inside one of the coats I tried on 2) saw poop stains on clothes on the racks 3) saw sticky substance on a book with what looked like (hopefully) dog hair). I've heard the previous manager yelling at the workers. I have overheard someone say someone has taken stuff out of her cart before to buy themselves. or maybe steal? idk. but I believe it. People will follow you and wait till you look at something with interest, then snatch it up after you walk away. To top it all off, you will still have to ask people to open up locked boxes for some items. I might have more that I remember later, but I'll stop here. If all of this sounds good to you, and you dont care? then that's fine. I will take me and mine elsewhere where I know there are both great deals, they know my name, and treat me well. Hope this was helpful to someone and thanks for reading! The discounts aren't worth it, and maybe never really were.