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“Recently I came here,for the first time, in donating a Cherry wood dresser & nightstand. I met Kevin who graciously helped in getting the items from my car. In chatting with him and learning more of who they help and how they got started, one could just sense the "heartbeat" they have for what they do. I will definitely be donating to 360 again in the future. May God richly bless what you do and those you help.”
10AM - 9PM
12158 Central Ave, Chino
Thrift Stores
“Goodwill is always a great place to find bargains and support the community. Having a 60 day exchange policy makes it easier to make purchases because you can always bring it back and get something else. Good selection and customer service”
“The store staff are always polite and friendly. The book lady is super sweet. This store ruins a lot of items with the way they attach the tags to delicate clothes. They just aren’t going to change no matter how much $$ they lose by putting holes and tears into silks. The donation guys are sullen at best, so I no longer donate here. Prices are up but it’s still possible to find good deals here and there. Much of the clientele don’t care about personal space or customary social manners so lower your expectations. Still, I recommend as an adventure.”
Thrift Stores
Thrift Stores
Thrift Stores
“New in town. Hands down, best thrift shop in an area where there's a bunch. It's not a big shop, its more like a small boutique- vintage/thrift shop. Walking in you can tell it's not a regular thrift store. It smells good, it's clean and it's not over crowded and unorganized (Big deal to me) The prices are wayyyy cheaper than Goodwill, like half the price. AND THEY HAVE A DOLLAR RACK! When was the last time you saw a $1 rack with JEANS on it?!”