Hand To Hand Relief Organization

It’s been almost a year since the last review was left, but they seem to still only take cash. Oh well. Everything is so cheap! I got a bunch of really cute jeans (Guess, Bisou-​Bisou, D&G) for $ 2.50 to $ 3.50 each. The best part, to me anyway, is that they have a lot of small sizes probably because it’s near Westminster where there are lots of Asians. They let you try on stuff in the restroom, which is a little icky, but at least you can try stuff on at all. Maybe next time I’ll wear a catsuit so I can put stuff on over that.
They don’t speak English that well, but the nice lady managed to convey to me that anything without tags was $ 3 and then there’s a chart on the wall showing a color coded price tagging system (ranging from $ 2 — $ 9), but everything was 50% off of that. I don’t know if it’s a different discount every day or what.
It’s in the same strip mall as my favorite Thai restaurant, Thai Nakorn. The Carl’s Jr on the corner might be the most visible landmark though.

Today was my very first visit. I was on my way to Home Depot and I saw the words «Thrift Store». So I said, i have to check it out. The sign said close at 7pm so I hurried in the store. It’s very spacious and organize for a thrift store. Today’s sale was 50% off the whole store. I found tons of stuff I like but the downsize is that they only accept Cash since they just open two months ago. So I had to leave empty-​handed. But I will return. Found used purses as low as $ 2, children clothing $ 1 each, tons of new merchandise, and all donations are tax deductible :) I will give them 5 stars when they accept credit cards!