Shelter On the Hill Thrift Store

This is a great resource for our community. The store is well stocked with wrapping supplies, craft items and housewares along with clothes. I love donating here as it supports the animals directly at Shelter on the Hill. Money spent here also goes to the animals which is a win win when you find something you need/want. The volunteers try hard to keep things neat and rotate out merchandise. It's a small store but they do a lot with the space they have. If you have a need, check it out. You may find something special.

Updating my review. Although I know my donations help a local shelter which I have gotten dogs from, the staff in the thrift shop is standoffish. One particular volunteer never welcomes you, never pays attention to anything but her phone, her conversations are for all to hear, more preoccupied with her live life then those frequenting the shop. I have had to walk out numerous times because of her disregard for customers and donors. I try coming when she isn't there and then and only then is it worth the horrible parking.

It's nice to know this little thrift shop is here. For those of us who rent cabins up in the forest and may have forgotten to pack something maybe to cook with or when the winter time comes around maybe we need just an extra jacket or something that won't break the bank. This little thrift shop is here where you're sure to find something. Yes most of the cabins come fully equipped with everything you need but it's still nice to know it's there , besides clothing, and kitchen equipment they have lots of book and games, so that you can spend those cold dark nights indoors with.

Cute little thrift shop I went to once. Prices are also good and you find useful random and not so random things. We have a vacation home at PMC and it is nice to find some things here that would require a longer commute to get.

What a nice little shop. Everything was in order and priced as fairly as any other second hand shop. The workers were all volunteers and they were friendly and helpful.

They may close gates and doors at noon this AM yelp stated they re open and the other thrift store was closed

Pam and Maria are the very best !My home was under attack from squatters and I didn't know till I came back to cali for my dying family member.I realized I needed to stay and get things under control. keep in mind, I had nothing , not even a winter jacket.Upon hearing of my situation the girls took me under the wings and allowed to get get blankets, cold weather clothes and other supplies of importance.They are truly angels that deserve a huge and wonderful heartfelt THANK YOU.

I shopped at many thrift stores and secondhand stores in my time.This one stands out, but in a bad way.This thrift store charges you TAX, which is something that true Non-Profit Organizations don't do.I was surprised about that. They don't tell you this until you're paying for your items.Seems like a fishy "thrift store" if you ask me.I don't recommend this "thrift store" at all.

I've shopped in thrift stores since about 1975, I've purchased everything from vintage clothing to a clothes dryer. This a a lovely little store, it offers a tiny bit of everything and occasionally you find a treasure. As for the TAXES mentioned by another reviewer. I've never been to a thrift store in California that does not charges taxes. They are selling goods and are not exempt from sales taxes. So anyone concerned about their legitimacy need not worry they are in fact a legitimate charity and do wonderful things for the lost and abandoned animals in our community that are often DUMPED here by flat landers. But that's another discussion. I donate to this store and they have always been gracious and welcoming.

We live in Lebec and are so grateful for this store that is there to help the local animals. It is a lovely store with a little bit of everything. My husband and I recently donated gently used clothing and household items we no longer have room for but items that someone can enjoy and make good use of. I have never been to a thrift store that does not charge tax so not sure where JP gets his or her information from. Non Profits are not exempt from sales tax - at least not in this state.