Charities For Central California Veterans Inc.

Magnífico

I do understand that this is for charity but wow the prices are way too high on top of that they charge you 4% to use credit or debit card which is totally insane. If they really want to help out veterans lower your prices to thrift store prices not new store prices. You would get more sales like that. Anyways all items are donated it's not like you are losing profit Please people stop donating items to a place where $2 goes to helping out veterans and the rest to profit. At Hinds hospice $3 for cargo shorts here $13. Shirts $3 at hospice here $12. Hospice is to help our loved ones that are almost gone. If you are willing to pay a higher price for used items go to Walmart. They're about profit Hinds hospice is about care for our loved ones. Stop donating to a profit monster

This place is huge. They have a lot of different items to choose from. Everything from clothes to electronics. It’s a bit pricey for a thrift store but it’s for a good cause.

When we approached the cashier today as we were ready to leave, we had to ask the cashier to pull up her mask. She told us we could just leave. My husband asked her to pull it for just a moment and just ring us up. She reluctantly did with an attitude and said that we shouldn't be out shopping. We feel that she shouldn't be working there where she doesn't value the safety of others during a pandemic. We've been shopping here for years, but we won't be coming back.

Trying to donate to this place is a joke. They scheduled us for a pick up then the day of I call to confirm the time for pick up and they say they don't have one scheduled for us. The dispatcher was rude and unprofessional and unwilling to assist with figuring out a solution. We had everything ready to go for them. I won't consider donating here in the future.

Everything is priced fairly T-shirts are under two dollars. They have half off of winter clothing shoes were decently priced.

Great stuff, great prices, great staff..

With thrift stores Ridiculous pricing practices makes me wonder how they're able to hide behind the "non profit exemption " and not be taxed Do they even support who they say they do or is it a smoke screen?