Grateful Hearts

Depending on what you’re looking for, this can be a great little place to explore. I’ve gone mostly for kids clothes, toys, and small décor items. I also always check out the shoes and jewelry.
In my opinion the prices are all over the place, but I hunt for the lower priced items and colored tags that are marked down.
I was super excited to find a pair of Citizens of Humanity jeans for $ 1.25 until I got home and realized they were at least 2 sizes smaller than the tag and were probably knock offs… Win some lose some, but when shopping here you always win because you’re putting food in a hungry mouth!
Staff is friendly and helpful without being obtrusive.
I’ll keep going back for smaller items, but would love to see better prices on the larger items.
Happy thrifting y’all!

For those that know me, I am a lover of thrift/​consignment shopping and I definitely have my favorites in the area. This place, however, does not even come close to one of them… The items are always overpriced whether it be furniture, clothes, shoes, etc. always overpriced!
Because the place is so overpriced they are terrible about circulating their inventory! Always the same stuff, an old run-​down hutch that’s marked to near $ 500 and you can pretty much find a similar one listed on Craigslist for $ 50-​$ 100 in better condition none-​the-​less. Home décor that you can find at Walmart for cheaper and in new condition… I’m always walking into this place hoping they’ve changed and wanting them to do well since they’re supporting a good cause and they are also so close to my home, but nope…
If you want to donate to the place, forget about… try Goodwill!
Since their prices are so high, they are unable to get products in and out in a quick manner, so they are always «out of space» or «not accepting donations»… You pretty much have to sell them on items just for them to take them… so dumb…

I came here yesterday 10÷18÷15 asking for help for me and my daughter but the lady at the desk got into an argument with my friend. She was nice to me & gave me the help I needed but when I got the food one of the ladies yelled at me for asking for juice. I was mad but didn’t say anything back because I needed the help. I saw others walking out with milk, and big bottles of juice. I was just curious as to why I didn’t get anything to drink. I don’t plan on going back ever again if this is the way that people are being treated. There is a reason why people come here in the first place to get help obviously.

Rude staff acted like I wanted to rob the place when I made a wrong turn in the poorly marked maze of junk. Never coming back due to employees and lack of anything interesting.

What the heck… loaded up car with a bunch of clothes, books, etc and they said, not taking any donations today.

I love coming here! The staff are friendly, there are a variey of items for the home, small appliances, records, vintage, collectibles, clothing, shoes, and my favorite — spritual books! Some of the best classic Christian literature has been found here. I like the jewelry case, too. They take credit, debit cards and cash. I like to stop at Costco, go across the street to Grateful Hearts, then down the street to Katella Deli for macaroons! A great day!

Big store but nothing special unless you are looking for furniture… and then if your looking for cheap here is not the spot. this store knows what it has and the worth… I never buy anything when I visit and usually I don’t leave thrift stores empty handed. It is too cluttered too.