Warren Thrift Shop

05/28/2026

We are open from 10 until 12 today for sales and DONATIONS! Please bring your donations for us thru the front door and place them on the table, or if you need help just ask! We also have a new door bell to get our attention.

05/21/2026

The Thrift Shop is OPEN today for sales and donations! Come check out our summer stock, we have a great selection and the lowest prices in town.

05/05/2026

**Thrift Shop Closed Today ❄️**

Due to the snowstorm, the thrift shop will be closed today. Stay safe and warm—we’ll see you on Thursday!

04/23/2026

We are OPEN! Come shop our new arrivals or grab one of our bags for our BAG SALE this month!

04/14/2026

We are open today from 10 until 1 - and the $5 bag sale is still on today. We also have $5 party dresses, and lots of cute summer wear and accessories.

04/09/2026

🛍️ **Bag Sale Time!**

Fill a bag (only $5!!) and save BIG at our Thrift Shop Bag Sale!

Choose from jeans, dresses, tops, kids’ clothing, and LOTS of baby clothes!

📅 Saturday, April 11th
⏰ 10-2pm
📍 6709 Tenth Calvary Ave. Building 315

Come early for the best finds! 💛

04/02/2026

🌼We're Open Today!🌼
Stop by the thrift shop and see what treasures you can find. Great deals, unique finds, and something for everyone!
We hope to see you soon!
10-1pm

03/24/2026

**Special Spring Break Hours**
Open TOMORROW Wednesday 10-Noon
Closed Thursday, March 26th.
Normal business hours will resume NEXT WEEK: open Tuesdays and Thursdays 10-1pm

03/20/2026

Interesting perspective!

I keep hearing that everyone will stop shopping at Goodwill because of their rising prices.

I have a different theory.

I’ve noticed the shelves looking awfully bare lately and it has me thinking…

Personally, I’m not going to stop shopping at Goodwill. I have, however, stopped donating. Maybe others have to?

I don’t want anyone getting gouged on my donations. 😅 Instead, we’re donating to a local thrift store that prides itself on pricing nothing over $5.

That said, I understand that Goodwill has to make money—they have overhead, employees to pay, and programs to support. I just feel like sometimes I’m left shaking my head.

Am I still going to shop there? Yes. Am I still going to pay up for something when the value is there? Yes. I just feel like they need to consider the people donating these items and then seeing them for $40 on the shelf.

If those people are like me, they donated because they wanted to pass their items along to someone who could use them—regardless of whether they’re a reseller or buying for themselves.

This is my opinion, but the donated items were free, anything more than $10 is excessive—even if it’s worth $100. I’ve always thought thrift stores should be operating in moving volume.

I guess what I’m saying is—I do think that, despite popular opinion, people will continue to shop at Goodwill regardless of the prices. I know I will. But will they continue to donate? What are your thoughts?

(Also, just to be clear, this was the most recent pic I had of Goodwill. I’m not talking about any specific Goodwill. I’ve always found the prices reasonable at this Goodwill.)

03/19/2026

We are OPEN!

🌸 Come check out our Easter section! 🐰✨
We’ve got everything you need to celebrate—cute décor, baskets, goodies, and more! Stop by and find something special for your home or loved ones. 💐
Don’t miss out—hop on in before it’s gone! 🐣