The Arc of Spokane Thrift Store

Primary Location

Main location1441 N Argonne Rd Spokane Valley Washington 99212 US(509) 960-7777

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Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lot

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Customer Reviews

3.8

4 Reviews

J.M.20 days ago

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I like the overall mission of The Arc, helping people with disabilities but the prices at the “thrift store” are something else. I found multiple items priced MORE than the original asking price on the tag (for example- there was a child’s top The Arc had priced at 5.99 but the original tag was 4.99 from Walmart). The furniture section had dressers priced at $249 which is insane considering it was DONATED and you could buy brand new for cheaper. I don’t understand who does the pricing. The purpose of a thrift store is so people who can’t afford items at a box store- can go to the thrift store, but it seems like the “thrift store” is now the same price for USED or more expensive than buying new. I don’t think pricing should be based off of what The Arc finds valuable, it should just be set pricing considering once again, it was DONATED.

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Jonathan Clark20 days ago

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It's a mixed bag. Kids clothes, toys, books and some other items are very inexpensive. The electronics are poorly priced especially the non-functional GPS units. They were priced at $20 but GPS units that old have bad batteries and are little more than scrap. They had an old router and switch that were around $15 which is way overpriced for the age. All and all it's okay, but they definitely need to spend a little more time researching appropriate pricing for electronics.

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Shelly S20 days ago

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Over priced. A lot of items are damaged and they want a high price for it. I don't think they should sell damaged or broken items in the first place.

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