“Big selection of antiques, just very very overpriced, vendors over price their items, some items are not really antique, and their still priced like if they are antique, sometimes you find them cheaper at another antique store. It's better to shop around and compare pricing at other antique shops .”
“Second hand store with everything from clothes to antique toys and collectibles to jewelry and endless other cool stuff. It's nice to even browse through this store.”
“I was happy to get rewards and coupons that so helpful and good specials so get the app a plus save money and make money build it up and make sure wen u start spending money u mark r scan ur app to build up money ?”
“What a treasure!
Nestled just off of downtown Redlands.
Such a beautiful shop with vintage denim
Curated vintage clothing
They've just redone and now offer potted plants
Slow living books
Housewares decor and even vintage furniture pieces!
Both men's and women's
My go-to spot for gifting or finding unique one-of-a-kind vintage pieces.
The owner is a denim guru in her own right!
She even has a collaboration going with another local vintage seller. Their pieces are beautiful, Whimsical and sustainable.
What a perfectly curated shop!!
You can even stay and chat a while.
They'll even offer you a cup of tea from the owners carefully blended assortment.”
“Best place for everything lovely well well-organized wonderful ladies to serve the people. I buy all my fabric and craft items theree great prices always things I need and want so excited when Thursday comes because that's the day it opens till 4 .”
“Great Store, went yesterday and today; but the previous day I found 2 Thermal 40oz Tumblers for only $6.99 each, high quality stainless steel a $60.00 dollar value.
So yes, thanks Salvation Army for blessing people... I had misplaced my previous one that I purchased for $32.00 through Amazon.com.”
“I love discovering a hidden gem nearby. This is a cute little craft shop that is currently in the process of moving to a bigger location down the street. She has all kinds of craft supplies from scrapbooking to Decoupage and paint, and offers classes on turning ordinary, old pieces of furniture into works of art! Really amazing. A lot of Alice In Wonderland and Steampunk-themed stuff, as well as much more. She has an online shop too. Support local for your supplies rather than a big-box, she said her class offerings are posted on Instagram and Facebook. Here's some samples of her amazing work!”
“I donated quite a few items, and they took them all.
The staff member who helped me get the stuff out of the car.
Was very engaged, had a nice conversation. It was a pleasant place to donate medical supplies”
“Great team at this location! I dropped off a box of books recently (along with a small bag of loose coins, unknowingly!) I was able to retrieve the coins without any difficulty, and now I can still teach my kids the value of rolling coins. Something they don't do back in Europe!”
“This is one of the best thrift stores that I’ve been to anywhere. Very clean, smells nice. Very high quality products and excellent prices on sale days. No dressing room.”
“I absolutely love this non profit. When I moved to Moreno Valley I started following Building Up Lives Foundation. I loved all the outreach the organization was doing. I knew one day I would volunteer for this organization. I reached out to volunteer recently. There is so much work that goes on behind the scenes to make this non profit able to feed the community weekly. Until recently they were feeding the community and unhoused daily. At the end of our food pantry give away many people didn't even say thank you. My heart feels good each time I volunteer. I am saddened that the community who is not in need does not support the organization. Well, not everyone, there is little support. It takes money to do what they do. Everyone who runs this nonprofit is a volunteer. No one gets paid. Julie Ann is amazing to volunteer with. She has a huge heart. As long as my health alows me to volunteer with this organization I will be there. I have also volunteered at the Shop 4 A Cause store. The store is so eclectic. 90% of the items are new. There are many collector items, and inexpensive clothes. It is a step up from thrift store. Many times you will find disabled adults and teens learning how to work in a store. This store was developed to support those with disabilities. Being a retired teacher, this was the icing on the cake. Building Up Lives Foundation thank you for what you do.”