The Goodwill store and donation center in North Hollywood is a large facility that houses donated goods that it sells to support its humanitarian efforts. There is a large selection of furniture and housewares fit for a first apartment owner or dorm room. There are rows of apparel for women, men and children, including lightly worn to brand new merchandise. It also has a large selection of ladies handbags, shoes, belts and gloves. Donations are accepted in-store.
This Salvation Army store offers a wide variety of second hand products, including clothing for men, women and children, house decor, shoes, toys, dishes and furniture. This location offers 50% off all clothing on Wednesdays.
St. Matthew’s Thrift Shop accepts donated items from the public and sells them at low prices. Donations can be dropped off during store hours or be picked up by the store's staff. Proceeds help fund the St. Matthew’s Thrift Shop Foundation, which allocates money to a range of community services that provide assistance to the needy. Profits are dispersed as grants to various agencies that apply for assistance.
The St. Vincent De Paul Society maintains a thrift store at this location. It offers a wide variety of men's and women’s clothing, antique furniture, books, mattress sets, and appliances. It also provides free bread and water to the homeless in the area on a regular basis. The St. Vincent De Paul Society accepts most donations, but the clothing must be clean and items cannot be soiled.
DJ's Secondhand Furniture store offers used furniture such as dressers, tables, chairs and coffee tables. DJ's offers pieces for the bedroom, living room or dining room. DJ's gets new stock regularly.
The Mt. Carmel Shop supports the programs of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church. It sells clothing, furniture, shoes, hats, household items, jewelry, rugs and electronics. It also accepts donations. The Mt. Carmel Shop is about a block away from downtown Mill Valley near Punjabi Burritos.
The Goodwill of Southern Los Angeles County was established in 1929 to provide job opportunities to out-of-work and people with disabilities. This local independent chain of thrift stores helps people transition from dependency to self-sufficiency through job training and employment. Items donated here are sold at discount prices, sales tax-free, to the local community. The selection changes daily and includes clothing, housewares, art, furniture, toys, sporting goods, home decor, electronics, movies and music.
A bargain hunters delight, Coral Thrift Shop offers many household items such as glasses, plates, bowls, flatware and more. Many items sell for just 10-50 cents each. Clothing is also offered in various sizes for men, women and children as well as odds and ends items.
Coral Thrift Shop is a non-profit business, with proceeds returning to the San Clemente community. The staff is courteous and friendly making this thrift shop a favorite for the locals who enjoy hunting for a bargain.