They always have a variety of merchandise. They try to keep it organized & tidy. Their jewelry display has room for improvement. This thrift store has a constant flow of new merchandise & put new items out all day long. The staff is friendly & helpful. There are no dressing rooms. Electronic items are always tested if possible & are marked as such. You never know what your going to stumble across in this store. For the most part, prices are reasonable. For being used, I think their clothing prices are on the higher side. They don't price clothing individually. Long sleeve shirts are all the same price, sweaters are all the same price, etc... Sometimes I think the people pricing are not that knowledgeable about vintage, old, collectibles items & don't always take condition of an item into consideration when they are pricing. Visiting the Rescue Mission Thrift Store is always an adventure. I rarely walk out empty handed.

my favorite thrift store in humboldt county. huge, great furniture/appliance selection, found some great stuff here on many occasions.

Claudia is the best person I know she is so sweet and this is the best thrift store that I have ever been to so I would definitely suggest you come here if you need something

Of all the places in Humboldt, this is the most classic "thrift shop" feeling space. Pretty much have a little bit of everything, organized by type and great prices. Staff is always very efficient and friendly here!

All the items that they have are donations and all of them are pretty overpriced and being a thrift store and a rescue mission kind of misleading whenever it comes to the name and what they have as far as price items go but I know that if a tag is a month old then you get 10% off if it tag is 2 months old you get 20% off of a tag is 3 months old you get 30% off and so on and so forth as far as prices go that's a good way to shop there if you don't know any better.... I'm just saying they are obviously not going broke considering they're only open 3 days a week and they're busy as hell every day they're open ... And I see them getting donations by the truck load . Seriously gets under skin to see someone selling an item they got for free for the prices they do.