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9AM - 8PM
205 Los Angeles Ave, Moorpark
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“Great place to donate! The drop-off process is super easy. Just drive around to the back of the store where you’ll see the Goodwill sign. The staff is friendly and efficient, making donations quick and hassle-free. Highly recommend!”
“Love coming here to pass the time and find gems. Prices are reasonable and the sales every week are amazing. Every time I donate I shop. It's a small space, but gives a genuine thrifting experience. Only reason why it's not five stars in my book is there's this one older woman at the cash register with a bad attitude/tone every time. Why be in the front if you don't want to be nice to people? Oh well. God bless :)”
“I haven't been there for so long and it is much nicer than I remembered. Very well organized, they have so many books! And much much more. People that work there are also very nice.”
“New location. The Assistance League Conejo Valley is now open in its new location and looking awesome with some really good merchandise. With almost 200 volunteers and always looking for more. Operation School Bell is one of their programs with many more helping our community. 2860E Thousand Oaks Blvd”
“Dropped off about 12 bags of my deceased Father's clothes Tuesday morning. The lady working the drop off section was nice and gave me a receipt. Didn't go inside but it served its purpose, so all ok with me.”
“This has been a favorite of mine for over 15 years! The money raised goes to the Nursing Home. I have donated many of my household goods, from furniture, artwork, and clothes. Love to shop there too! 2 of my friend's Moms were at the Nursing Home, and this is by far the Best in our Community.”
“This goodwill has a lot of different items that you can't buy anywhere else. They have some cute vintage items. There are goodwill stores that are bigger and have a better selection of items.
IMO overall it's a decent Goodwill.”
“Great store. Customer service people always very nice. It's a hit or miss. Sometimes I find some good stuff and sometimes walk out with nothing. Two things I wish they would do... They used to have a few shopping carts until one day they were all gone. I have no idea why they took them out of the store, but I wish they would bring them back as it does make shopping easier because the little baskets sometimes just aren't enough. I also really wish that they would put in a couple of dressing rooms.”
“First of all, Greatest Appeciation for Above & Beyond Customer Svc frm Dominic & Mercedes ❣️
Just received a voicemail frm Dominic tht my prescription “ Lost Glasses” ~primarily for driving , has been found !!!
Rt now , after work 101N/S traffic tho decided 2get ? 2Nite w/8pm Close.
A patron @ this Amazing & Well maintained as I saw an Associate Detail clean . A Fan of Goodwill for many yrs since my Boys were toddlers
… & now College students w/ Discounts shopping near UC Campus . My Daughter loves thrifting & Awesome Fashion for her IG~ Great place for Cause &
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“GREAT GREAT STORE! Went in and found what I was looking for and things I wasn't looking for. Definitely will be going back. Overall customer service was amazing and they have great selection of name brand goods.”
10AM - 8PM
2790 E Los Angeles Ave, Simi Valley
Thrift Stores
“I enjoy your thrift store, but you need to teach your employees to put the price tag inside on its own tag and if there isn’t one, you need to be more creative because I continue to have holes in my shirts trying to get these off even as careful as I’m being. And sadly, the holes are in the front of the shirt can’t even hide the. I look forward to these fun fines until I come home and it’s just money I’ve thrown away with the clothing. ?”
“Was my first clothing thrifting experience and omg it went so good and smooth. Got amazing deals on items, clothes in such amazing condition, definitely will be coming back”
10AM - 8PM
5683 Kanan Rd, Agoura Hills
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“Wonderful little shop. This Goodwill Boutique has a little bit of everything. Lovely vintage finds, new stuff, clothing, books, vinyl records, and furniture pieces. The staff is very nice and welcoming, and there is an obvious level of care provided by the staff that deserves recognition. Such a great shop. Great place for some quality thrifting. Enjoy! :)”
10AM - 6PM
624 Lindero Canyon Rd, Oak Park
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“Love this store! It’s smaller than other Goodwills but makes treasure hunting fast and easy. Thank you Marjorie and Brandon for always being attentive and keeping those shelves full ??”
“My experience at this special place was somewhere I had gone and discovered accidentally, which happened to be very therapeutic and away after losing my baby ginger best friend, the best years of my life so far most memorable. Stephanie was very comforting this difficult time I am trying. Aside from that. This place is so cute. There’s everything clothing, shoes, handbags, camping equipment, dishes, and everything else under the sun that you’re a heart desires reasonably price, and I guarantee you’ll leave this place with a smile, and a good feeling you got a bargain and made a new friend. Please, come visit this place. This place is so anyone’s alley with whatever you’re in just want to shop, you’ll pretty much find something that you’re gonna want.”
“I stopped by as I had about 20 min before I was meeting a friend. It's a pretty small store, but I thought the selection of items was nice, and I thought the prices were fair on the items I looked at. I didn't find anything I wanted to buy, but I think I'll stop here again next time I'm in Thousand Oaks to see how their selection rotates. Place was clean and parking was easy.”
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“One of the great places to shop at are thrift stores. You always get great deals for low prices. Many thrift stores donate to charity for the poor and homeless. Some people dislike this place for two reasons. It's small & the prices. This place has been around for a long time. Moorpark isn't like Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, or Los Angeles. Moorpark is a small city. They're been slow to expand as far as I know. If you're a business owner, you take what you can get. It's a small store & the store employees put out as much as they can. Some people feel like it's claustrophobic, especially when it's busy. Now, when it comes to prices, I think they're fair. Places like these are mom's & pops shops. They try to make money from what they can, and they use it to pay the bills & donate to charity. But some people who shop try to lowball their way to an almost free sale. In other words, trying to make the seller, sell it lower than it's worth, so the buyer will pay less even though the price is cheaper than buying it at full retail price. I dislike those types of people and would never do business with them after I got burned a few times selling stuff myself. Never again! If you dislike the store, leave. But posting negative comments saying the prices are too high, go to eBay & Amazon where sellers tend to rip you off & inflame prices beyond reseasonable, even for used items, outdated or old. The employees are all friendly & kind. Not all the employees are the ones who price the items. I find the prices great. Like many thrift stores, they don't do price matching. Stop asking! I see it all the time. Many employees are retired & do this for free. They love helping their community. Probably the worst thing I see people do is steal. I hate stealing and hate people who steal from thrift stores. Especially, people who steal from Christian stores. These stores are trying to pay rent, & donate to charity, homeless, and so on. I love coming here when I can.”