Great selection great prices. Only complaint would be. It was hard to find staff members otherwise…read moreamazing experience and when we did find the staff members, they were great.

UPDATE APRIL 29, 2026:…read more REJECTED DONATIONS LEAVE ME DEJECTED I'm downgrading my rating of Redmond Goodwill from four stars to two stars because I had recently been told that they no longer accept e-waste electronics, except for computers, printers, TVs, and related electronics. But small appliances like microwaves, blenders, lamps, etc. that are not working or incomplete are no longer accepted as scrap. Likewise for scrap metal and plastic hangers. DELAYED REJECTION ENFORCEMENT = CHAOTIC/DISORGANIZED HANGER HANGUP I donated to this Goodwill literally hundreds of times over several years. They had always accepted all manner of scrap electronics, scrap metal, and all clothes hangers. When I tell them that, I'm told this had been the policy for some time, but only now they're beginning to enforce this "new" policy. This is not the first time this has happened. Also I was told hangers should be organized according to the various types of hangers. Huh? I see donations piled high and deep on either side of the two donation lanes in no particular order. And also they load up those blue carts in no particular order. And now they expect everything to be organized, or just hangers? LET US KNOW ON SITE, NOT JUST ON YOUR WEBSITE Now I will have to find someplace else to get rid of scrap small appliances, scrap metal, and plastic hangers, to keep them from going to the landfill. Though it is good that they spell out what they accept and do not accept on their website, it also would be very helpful to stick a sign out where they post their donation hours saying "we are no longer accepting (fill-in).", and leave it there for a while.

Lots of blouses to chose from. Definitely for older women. Not much of a men's selection. Baby…read moresection is very limited. The women suggest I go to "Small Threads" for baby clothes.

We love ECA!!! We came in on a Saturday at the end of the month. Their location is clean, well…read moreorganized, and they have great inventory. You can see everything in 10 minutes (although there is no reason to rush when finding treasure). I was impressed by their pricing and their excellent service. They also have different sales each month. I can't wait to return and find some more treasures. But they are absolutely worth the visit!

Bring CASH! It's a small warehouse where the trucks from 1-800-Junk drop off their hauls. It's a…read morefun experience to sort through the random second-hand stuff, banter with the guys, and try to get a deal. No cards accepted as of May 2021, open only on Saturdays. Prices are negotiable; they're looking to move this junk and make room for the next truckload... so be ready to haggle!

Great place and amazing deals! Definitely will be back! Look for Brandon he made it so much fun!read more

This was my first time visiting the American Cancer Society Discovery Shop, and I'm so glad I…read morestopped in! Such an adorable thrift store with so much to look at. I love when a thrift store has a little bit of everything, and I had so much fun browsing through all of the clothing, home decor, dishes, glassware, and unique treasures throughout the store. There were so many things that caught my eye, and the prices were great too! The ladies working were also incredibly nice, friendly, and welcoming, which made the experience even better. The store had such a warm and homey feeling to it, probably one of the most homey feeling thrift stores I've been to! It felt like the kind of place you could happily spend a long time browsing through and discovering something special. I love finding unique pieces while thrifting, and I'll definitely be back to see what treasures I can find next!

This wraps up my visits to local Discovery shop. This shop was the most commercial. They had at…read moreleast 20% of items that appeared new. I'd assume they were donated, but the items were flawless. Unfortunately, 95% of what I saw was female or housewares based, meaning little to nothing for me. Prices were not charitable and I can tell you I spent more time trying to find a parking space than I did looking around. Also, unlike other stores, no one greeted me or spoke to me. It was a very impersonal experience and had this been my first experience, it would have also been my last. This zip code is swimming in money, so much might not blink at pricing here, but I need to be able to feel like I'm getting a discount when I thrift and that was not the vibe here.

I happened to finally have a few minutes to check out Thriftology today. I've driven past this…read moreintriguing place several times and today I was on foot and went in. I was greeted by a nice friendly man who gave me some info about the place and pointed out that the majority of the items are in the back rooms. This place is deceptively large. It's a bit messy in the back but there is a little bit of everything here. He also told me some items were new and didn't have prices on them but to ask if I wanted to know. I'd rather have items labeled so I can see if it's a good deal or not. I hate to ask each time I look at an item. Overall, it's a small business in a sus part of Seattle that frankly needs some more legitimate businesses. I even found a cool little Squidward stuffie that I purchased. I'll be back one day to check it out again.

Good selection of stuff if you know where to look. There is music blasting at the entrance and on…read morethe left side of the shop. It's a little chaotic but I feel it lures the shopper in. As you walk through the store there is a room which often has 90's jams on. This room has more clothing and on the left side there are kids toys and sometimes bikes. It does feel like an estate sale/goodwill outlet vibe as some things are organized but also kinda random. The layout reminds me of a flea market in an another country. Unlike Out of the Closet and Lifelong in which you know the exact price of a record or a vintage binocular here you have to ask. I think this is part of the thrill of the search but also asking yourself how much you want to pay for this. Service is good and staff are chill and laid back. If you're around Lake city I would encourage stopping in. It's a nice refresher from the dated xxx shop next door, drug deals happening outside, and fentanyl slumps you see.

I'm not stranger to thrift stores, but Value Village/Savers stores. This one in particular is…read morelarge, well organized and well run. They have a large staff working the floor and the back constantly stocking and organizing clothes and items. The store is pretty clean and for a couple hours before the store is open the entire staff is working hard to get the store ready to go. Let's just say I have the inside scoop. I've scored some cool stuff here in my visits. Nice drinking glasses, and a very good condition lamp all for decent enough prices. Some of the tags are a bit overpriced, including buy 4 books get 1 free? Really? Should be more like BOGO on those seeing as how they have a small library accumulating and not a lot of it moving. Most thrift stores have a tough time maintaining order with the swarms of folks that roll in. They do a pretty good job trying to keep that in order here. Besides the kick on some of the prices, I wish they had at least one manned register. It's all self-checkout here. Good store overall though.

This store wouldn't take back a defective can opener or do an exchange. Said they can't "test" all…read morethe items. Looks like we won't go there again. If you get home and the item doesn't work, you should be able to exchange it. What you could do now is offer to make things right and take back the can opener that doesn't work for an exchange--not even a refund. But see, you can't even make things right. Wasn't the opener free for you? Did you have to pay for the opener? How can you keep someone's money for a defective product you sold? What kind of business does that? Your response is completely inadequate. Tried to talk to someone about it but got shut down and told they don't have a store manager to talk to.

Nice find if you have time to go in. There were $50 all new wheel barrels, paints, paint supplies…read morethat are new, chairs, frames, furniture. If they didn't close at 6pm, i would visit this shop more often.

Really bad service and communication…read more It makes it hard to help organizations like this when they support a good cause but they are really disorganized. I would recommend you work harder to be better at communicating with your donors.