{{ group }}
-
{{ item.name }}
{{ item.address }} {{ item.name }}
- {{ item.properties.formatted }}
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
219 Ponahawai St, Hilo
Thrift Stores
“It does not get any better than this. Amazing Aloha from kanaka maoli and other volunteers. Important service to our community.Mahalo Nui Loa Habitat for Humanity!”
“Parking is terrible and it gets pretty warm inside. The good news is that they are eventually moving to a new location that should have lots of space to park and AC.Like with many stores you have to check in your large bag. I usually carry a backpack and was politely asked to check it in or leave it in my car. Unfortunately as you see in the news shoplifting is a thing and guess what, used stuff gets stolen all the time cause otherwise home break-ins would never happen since everything in your home is used...so go figure that one out to the princess who got upset over an bag policy.Other than the known issues I find the workers to generally be nice and the prices reasonable. As for selection well - they sell what gets donated so I don't really understand those that complain about what's available. I guess to them YOU are responsible since you haven't donated better stuff. Sheesh...since when did Hilo get so soft?”
Thrift Stores
Thrift Stores
“At the Saturday concert organized by the Salvation Army, there was a special band composed of young people, and young singers sang songs. Many small town residents gathered together to sit or stand aside to watch, and a quick mat was spread on the grass. Pads, sitting anywhere, the atmosphere is very good, let us stop and watch when passing through the town.”