Really disappointed to see how much this place has gone downhill. A few years ago, it was easily…read morethe best thrift store in town, I used to visit all the time. I recently came back while visiting family, and the difference is striking. Prices have gone up, but the customer service has noticeably declined. The cashier was unfriendly, which was surprising given the store's past reputation. It makes me wonder if the church is still involved at all. Sad to see such a great spot lose what made it special.

I have purchased the best joke gift in the world here: the squirrel king. He represents all of the…read morestruggles we have in the mountains with the cleverest of adversaries.

Excellent little thrift store with helpful volunteer workers, benefitting the Eastern Madera County…read moreSPCA and its shelter. Prices are low and affordable, which means they have swift turnover and new inventory each week (day!). Always worth a browse. It's in the back left of the courtyard. Please be courteous as these workers are not paid.

We stumbled upon this little thrift shop while we were in Oakhurst. I love that this is a nonprofit…read moreand that all sales are going to support local animal shelters. The volunteers were all nice and super helpful. They have tons of items for cheap; I found my 80s outfit for a party from this store - cost me 6 bucks for the complete outfit. I just love supporting stores like this.

Cool new rendition of this thrift store. Easy to miss the clothes in the back but that's the best…read morepart. Multiple wedding dresses! A quick inventory: glassware, small appliances, knick knacks, CDs and DVDs, books, dolls, lots of shoes and clothes. Prices range from reasonable to expensive. It just depends.

How is this possibly a thrift store? $45 for a pair of world market mugs? $5 for less than a yard…read moreof scrap fabric? $25 for worn out, sun faded vans tennis shoes? $20 for a women's shirt that probably cost $20 new? The antiques are wildly overpriced as well. Save yourself some time and money and go to another thrift or antique store.

After breakfast, we stopped here to browse the store. Lots of crafts and goods made by locals,…read morewhich were unique and pretty cool. The store is clean, and the lady working the register was pretty cool. She talked about some of the products they sold in the store and gave us the insider scoop. A couple of items you can find are custom-made bags, jewelry, candles, clothing, and souvenirs that are all handmade. Cool decor and stuff you cannot buy at a chain store. Prices are a bit pricier since they are custom-made, but still worth the buck. Cool place with cool stuff. Def a must-see if you are in the area!

My first time visiting Catholic Charities Thrift Shop near downtown Fresno today. I have not gone…read morethrifting in a long time. I have some special (to me) items that I want to donate but I wanted to see the shop first. Everything was very nice and organized and items were displayed well, and treated respectfully. I could tell the staff takes a lot of pride in their work. As one other reviewer shared, this is also a store that is serving the community. While I was there I observed the staff providing clothing and other items directly to those in need, (via a voucher -so all very well organized). I made a small purchase and the check out team carefully wrapped up my 4 glasses to ensure they made it home safely and I was very touched by their kindness. I hope others will consider shopping here and also donating their treasures to Catholic Charities. I still have quite a few things from my parents home that I have had a hard time letting go of, but after visiting, I feel the items will be appreciated and handled kindly and may help make a difference.

The thrift store has a dumb nut security guard who hassles seniors with service pets. He asks…read morepersonal HEPA questions in front of everyone. He is NOT professional. He continually stalks you in the store jabbering about "everyone lies about their dog". I don't care to hear about his problems with other people.