Catholic Charities

Not your ordinary thrift store… this is my go-​to place for large bags of dog food (including top brands like Nutro, Rachel Ray, & Purina), although obviously what you bought last time may not be in stock today. I also frequently find designer handbags, office chairs, framed artwork (which I get just for the frames), men’s dress and work shoes and boots, men’s underpants (brand new), as well the usual assortment of small and large appliances. Little grab bags of soaps, shampoos and potions from the fancy hotels cost a mere $ 1. I have a fancy chrome toaster at my office that I bought here for $ 8 with a bagel and defrost setting. So if you come by to see me at work, I will be glad to show it off to you.
Once of my neighbors told me that when her home was destroyed in a fire last year, the Charity part of the store provided her with a substantial gift certificate to use to replace the furniture she and the grandkids had lost. So it is nice to know that real people actually are helped by the donations made to the store.
Not that I particularly care, but the staff at this store does make you feel special. They arranged delivery for my patio set for a modest fee.

Pretty decent store. It’s smaller, so don’t expect a huge amount of stuff! Talked to a younger woman there and she was really nice. When I asked about this mysterious antique juicer, neither her nor the other person in the back knew how to take it apart for cleaning. Alas, as least she said she tried to google it and found nothing. Still, I didn’t want to chance spending $ 35 and not know how to use it, yanno?
They had some clothing, movies, housewares, a small amount of furniture (when I was there, mostly chairs), dishes and cooking things.
Got a larger pot for cooking and a chair that was outside. Overall a good experience, employees were approachable and honest! Prices are pretty good, a little more than goodwill but a much more clean and organized store, so I’ll take it!

Love stopping here at least once a week. The staff is friendly and they keep it as organized as possible.

Solid, as far as thrift shops go. You don’t need to pop tags, because most items don’t have them and rely instead on general signage or take it to the front desk and ask – I did this with a pair of old-​school grey women’s heeled loafers and found out they were $ 1.50, no joke
Service is friendly, Andree was a polite cashier and the woman in the jewelry department started chatting about the upcoming football season when she saw my 49ers tee.
Music, books, and movies to the back of the store; kitchenwares department was the only one I found lackluster– but they did have several crock pots available. Furniture is okay, best items are toward the front of the store. Large selection of lamps.