Such a unique thrift store…read more The Exchange is located on Orcas Island. It's not far from the ferry drop off, and an easy pitstop when your driving towards East Sound. This warehouse is filled with two-stories of second-hand goodies from the island. You'll find a large selection of kitchen gear, board games, winter items, and lightly-used treasures. They've done a great job separating each of the spaces, making individualized rooms and isles to showcase different categories of goods. There's a large space upstairs for all their outdoor and sports gear. I even saw a number of skis, boots, poles, and jackets that instantly caught my attention! The team here is incredibly kind and will help you hunt through their many isles for the perfect find.

Very helpful staff. Pricing is on the wall and is determined at the counter. Very cool concept! Non…read moreprofit up cycling facility!

It may be disorganized, but there are gems to be found here.. The prices are great and the people…read moreare very friendly.It is like a small treasure hunt.. There are rooms off rooms.. and within these are a great variety of finds. Do not let the appearances deceive you.. this is a wonderful store. I will be back many times in the coming future.

What an amazing store - way bigger on the inside than it looks on the outside! It is almost…read moremagical. I'm really glad I had the chance to visit Good Neighbours before the fire and am hoping they will consider reopening in the future. I was so sad to hear the news. :(

I wanted to pay but my mask was below my nose as I couldn't see. SAM the gal cashier told me she…read morewouldn't cash me out unless I pulled my mask up...she told me that she hoped my whole family died of Covid and used the F BOMB several times loudly!!! I've never heard such fowl language from anyone serving me. SHE SHOULD BE FIRED!!! Discrimination at its best. There are others who could work there. STAY AWAY

It's a busy place with fabulous finds!Amazing selection - staff is friendly and efficient…read more Collectibles are mixed in with prices from another time. It's crowded for the treasures & value!

Excellent service. Great clothing selection at good prices. Best, clean, sorted for ease of…read moreshopping.

VERY picky about what donations they'll accept so everything decent quality. Not a huge selection…read moresince they are so picky. All monies support sji fire department so good cause.

It's hard to find good thrift stores in island communities. So it's always a surprise to find…read moresomething like this. And it supports the community. I'm not sure if the service providers are volunteers, but it has that vibe of kindness from the people working there. One of the senior customers had trouble paying with a credit card and the friendly staff has the patience to teach the person how to use the machine etc. It was really nice to see the support of patient education that supports autonomy.

Community Treasures is, indeed, a treasure. You'll find just about any and everything there. From…read moregarden and household flotsam and jetsam to working appliances and stereos. Clothing, books, living and bedroom furniture, lifejackets and utility sinks. Silverware and mops. Outdoor furniture... That door you've been looking for...it's probably here... Plan to browse and be flexible. You are recycling "treasures" - it's not new retail. Courteous staff members. Constant flow of people dropping off donations - so the inventory changes all the time.

Great service, staff is very friendly and helpful. They were prompt to respond on a timely basis.read more

I love thrifting! Everywhere I go I always look for their thrift stores. Im not sure what my…read moreexpectations were but they more than exceeded them. Everything was very well priced, and organized (even in the process of them moving locations). The lady at the register was very sweet!

Thrift Store, tiny with lots of junk, but under new managment it is becoming a cute little shop…read morewith nicer stuff and more reasonable prices.

This is a review of the Anacortes Salvation Army's food bank service. They have many other services…read moreas well as church functions, but the food bank is the only one I've ever had experience with. It is open Mondays and Wednesdays from 1-3:45. You can come once a month. You can go in for bread, I believe, as often as you need. First, I would like to say that I really appreciate the people and the service provided at the food bank. They really help people who are down on their luck, so to speak, and need a helping hand to get back on their feet. The way the food bank works is first, you have to sign up. You do this by bringing in IDs and address verification (a piece of mail, for example) for everyone in the household. If you have children, bring in their birth certificates. The good thing is that once you are in their system, you stay in their system even if you do not go for a year here and there. It is all computerized. After you sign up, you come in and take a number from the table in the middle of the room and wait to be called. Once called, you sit down with the intake specialist who will ask you whether you need toilet paper, a bar of soap, dog or cat food, and anything else specific. They try to meet specific needs if they have it in the back. Once your order is taken, you go back and sit down (yes, there are lots of chairs) and wait for your name to be called by the workers in the back. They will roll your groceries out on a cart that you can use to take the food to your car. The Salvation Army is very disability friendly with chairs and carts to help people who can't stand very long or carry things very far. While you wait to have your number or your name called, you can browse the bread and produce in the front room and take as much as you need. There is usually a free table as well that has odd things on it or expired things that need to go right away. The Anacortes Salvation Army gets an A+ for helping persons in need with food and for providing a disability friendly environment. The workers are very kind and compassionate, make eye contact, and smile. I highly recommend their services to supplement your food if you find yourself in an emergency.

I went to go drop off food at the food bank but I did not realize it was Presidents' Day on the…read more21st but I just wanted to make sure that the food you know that I'm not eating could be used to get used to someone I took all the expired food out though because I didn't feel comfortable giving expired food