YWCA Thrift Store

Karine Klempel

The prices are to high for a thrift store. They do not barter either. The place is not clean and neat.

John Kaiser

They turned my wife away and denied her service for good and services because medically she can not wear a mask. The manager on sat oct 17 around 5 pm said she did care and they have the right to refuse service to anyone. They don't. ADA along with Osha guidelines and the law of Washington state both protect the right of disabled people. I went in after my wife came out crying. She just wanted some queen sheets. So even though I just had a procedure done and could have a bowel movement just by walking. I went in because we needed sheets. I'm disabled on VA assistance. So we can't afford new sheets right now. We went there instead. Wrong place to go if you have a disability I guess. As I went in I take to the manager and she proceeded to compare herself and her brother to my wife. On how they still where makes even though. And how she doesn't know if my wife even has a medical reason and how she is essential then asks me about why my wife can't where a mask then tells me that she should just wear a mask. Because she does. This is a violation of my rights and my wife's rights. If this is the new normal for this store. Saying my wife needs to just tuffin up and just wear a mask. Or came back after covid.

Brandon Bates

They have a mask and sanitation station at the door. This goes a long ways for me. After the pandemic is over there are businesses that I will never go back to because of their B.S. This is a place i will continue to patronize after the apocalypse is over.

Jenny Pratt

The best and most meaningful place to donate! They provide FREE job training and FREE clothing everyday. Am Net proceeds stay local and benefit YWCA Homeless women and children. Tax deductible!