The resource Center is a great place for women to get items that they need. I highly recommend the Womens Resource Center for all of your needs. read more

The staff here are seriously the nicest. We encountered two employees today and they were so helpful. I like to donate here, they take donations until 3 I believe. read more

I know that many of the reviews I have left on consignment and thrift stores have not been incredibly flattering, but come on, people! When you're charging near retail prices for items that wouldn't be worth that much even if they WERE in decent condition (I have seen so many shoddy products in these places that it's really beginning to turn me away from thrifting altogether - and anyone who knows me knows I've loved thrift stores for YEARS...to find unique items at reasonable prices). No, it's not because it's more "expensive" to live here. You are basically looking at a place that has ZERO overhead other than the cost of rent and utilities...because most of the staff working there are also clients of the nonprofit in question - so it's basically free labor! If you REALLY want to empower women and give them "resources," perhaps you can start by paying them a livable wage in order to better their situations in life rather than have staff members who have admitted to their customers that they have to work in the store to receive services. This is makes me so sad. I would expect one of the huge megastore chains to overcharge for items, treat its employees like indentured servants, and carry a stock full of items that are either not wanted, not needed, or just plain broken, dirty, or in sore need of repair. My good friend had the misfortunate of catching ringworm after trying on a shirt in this store. Ringworm!!! I know some of these items are not in the best of condition when they're donated or dropped off, but do you have to put EVERYTHING people donate to you on the selling floor? Even Goodwill, which I despise because of their business practices where a certain group of people get rich off of the work, efforts, and life condition of disabled individuals who are paid pennies on the dollar for hours of work which teach them very little in the way of job skills and very much in the way of how to get taken advantage of. I am really so tired of watching these "thrift stores" make money off of the poor, low income, disabled, victims of domestic violence and their children, and other marginalized groups that these types of stores claim to and are supposed to be empowering. Shameful. That's about all I can say. I feel bad for the poor employee I met...because it broke my heart to know that she cannot even afford to get a place of her own for her and her children due to the fact that her employer cares more about lining the pockets of those in charge of the nonprofit instead of sending the money where unwitting patrons THINK this money is going - to the populations it claims to serve. I am so glad that the law has changed and pretty soon, these relics of the past will actually be FORCED to pay livable wages for work equal to that of those who are not part of the marginalized groups being represented by these stores. It's just sad that it took the government stepping in to make these people do the right thing. You may have helped many people with your organization - but how many MORE people could you have helped if you had been less interested in profits and more interested in fulfilling your mission statement? read more

According to Yelp there are 16 other thrift shops within a six mile radius of this store. The prices in this stores are outrageous (even with your 50% off). I would suggest to management to look at the other thrift stores in the area and review the prices. I support non profit and all thrift stores (look at my check in's) but I still work hard for my money and want value for my dollar just like every other customer. I'm not expecting Nordstroms customer service from here or any other thrift stores but when I check out and there is no sign that says minimum to use a credit card and when I ask do you accept credit cards and I can't get a response from the clerk to make a decision. Then I get negative attitude from him as I do pay please put up a sign if you do not want to take credit cards! With all the other thrift stores in the area until customer service and prices are improved I hate to say it but I think I'll be shopping elsewhere. read more

The two rude women with the long curly brown hair are driving away business with their negative attitudes and poor customer service. They think that they are volunteering for charity, so they are somehow justified in being rude to people. read more

I give this place 5 stars, within a context. And the context is this: The proceeds go to a women's center. The people looking online for thrift stores, chances are, will appreciate the the fact that this place is smaller and hasn't been raided by trust-fund-baby Hipsters, and that there are unexpected selections here. I found a lot of 1st edition Goosebumps and Choose-your-own-adventure childrens books. I found some 50 year old nightgowns for my elderly grandmother, and I found some crazy Death Metal t-shirts that the store probably didn't know were Death Metal t-shirts. The store is small, and if shopping for a whole new outfit, you'll probably have to shop elsewhere as well, but this place is Bomb. read more

This is a pretty awesome store! We were on vacation and love to thrift so we headed out to as many stores as we could find. This one was clean, very well arranged and had very good pricing. We found out as we were being rung up that everything was half off so we came back the NEXT day to take advantage of that sale! If I'd have had a bigger trunk, we'd have taken much more home with us. As it was, we found really cute designer silk tanks for cheap, I got two Turkish hand blow glass vases for $12 ($6 each) priced them out on the net for around $130 each! I love deals and there were tons to be had here! read more

It's actually located at 3385 Mission Avenue, in Oceanside. I'd never payed much attention to this small space in a shopping center along Mission Avenue, but one day I had some time to kill before a salon appointment, and decided to check it out. I was greeted by three large busts of Beethoven, Mozart, and Vivaldi on a table right inside the door. Beyond were an array of knick knacks (wedding shot glasses, paintings, coffee mugs), and several clothing racks. I was browsing through one marked women - '70s tie blouses and too many shoulder pads in one building - when an elderly woman called to me from behind the counter. "You know, with your shape, you can probably look in the kid's section." Me: (courtesy chuckle. I not small by any stretch of the imagination, and especially not [as I would expect] by this woman's 1920's standards). "Oh, thanks, I'll check it out." After a couple minutes... Old Lady: "Yeah, you could definitely fit into the children's sizes. You don't have 'the shelf' as my friends call it. They always complain about dropping food onto that shelf when they eat. It's such a pain. Stains on all their blouses." Me: (Laughing hard). I found an amazing cream-colored vintage flapper dress for something like $15, and a couple cute baseball shirts (in that lady's kid's section no less) but didn't end up buying anything. Despite her good intentions, I am really not kid-shaped. read more

Quite the scam they are running here... overpriced items, BUT, if you "donate a dollar" (to what, I'm not sure...) they give you 60% off your purchase... for the month of April... apparently my total would have been $15 + tax but since i "donated" i only paid $7.47 (which includes the $1 donation... that is not accounted for on the receipt.). Soooo i basically paid thrift store prices AFTER the alleged discount.... hmmmm read more

I would give no stars but have to give one to leave review. Everything is over priced and lady is very rude. Huge difference from Animal Rescue Thrift Store that is near it where they are very nice and friendly. I do not recommend this place at all. read more

I've been wanting to come here for some time... but I'm always in the area when they're closed. But today I made it in and was excited per their 50% off entire store sign. ..don't be fooled by the fake 50% off sale as all their items are 3-4 times their actual worth. They had a Sony PS2 for $65, when you can buy one on Offer Up for $15. Bad business practices, stay away. read more

They have days where the clothes and shoes are discounted. Last I checked it was Saturdays. Some days I have noticed other items are discounted and I got a great deal on some framed art pieces. I got a baby changing table and some other baby toys and also some old tapes and children's books. I think this place is great and goes to a good cause. When I donate, they also ask me if I would like a receipt for tax purposes. read more

I have been donating to this place for about a year now. Today I decided to shop at the thrift store. The lady working the cash register was incredibly rude, Sue I believe? I had to ask for her help 3 times and still no help. Worst service ever. read more

I live not to far actually would drive write passed it,so on a rainy day decided to donate some items which was good.But going in I thought it was pricey..clothes not so much..it was time when I came to a small juice cup was more than a 1$ is ok,the greeting card was my surprise a whole 1$ did not buy it because yu could find one for 50 cents!!. brand new,not with creases. The lady behind register was nice after I said I donated some items she gave a punching card,that said after 10 item is free. read more

Small thrift store with great finds!! Everything is 50% off on top of the already good deals.

This is a thrift store that thinks it's Bloomingdales! Their prices are so outrageous it's laughable! For example, a empty candle jar $3! What? I just left another thrift store and got a really nice one for $.50! I've been here once before a while back and left scratching my head, this time, I laughed myself out of the store. Won't be back. read more

The negative reviews on here speak for themselves: defensive, self-absorbed, and seemingly unaware on what the Thrift Store is intended to achieve. I applaud all the volunteers associated with this store, helping to raise money to shelter women and provide auxiliary services. Kudos! I also appreciate how the store is organized, the products they offer for a fair price, the leaders who inspire and move the nonprofit organization forward, and the value that consumers can find. Rodney Beaulieu read more

Finally had a chance to try this place. Nice! Everything is neat and tidy. The items are good to great quality, not junky stuff. Nice glassware selection. There's even a small craft section, where I found some yarn for charity projects. I found the prices reasonable and today was a 50% off sale on plenty of items. I will definitely stop in again, and will also bring my "good" donation stuff here. It's certainly for a good cause. read more

I go in here often because I love thrifting. This place is my favorite in Oceanside. It's SO clean and organized such a good selection. I can find something every time I go in there. Prices are so good also. I'm expecting a little boy and the selection of baby clothes and prices are more then perfect for those on a budget or just love good deals. I also got a really nice glider chair here for $50. I frequent so often I got a punch card if you like it so much and plan on going back I'd ask for one! read more