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Society of St. Vincent de Paul Los Angeles Thrift Store

Thrift with purpose in LA—great finds, generous mission.

3.2(13 reviews)
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul Los Angeles Thrift Store is a large, donation-based shop in Los Angeles offering shoes, furniture, clothing, and home goods. The broad inventory reflects donated items and attracts both bargain hunters and donors. Reviewers praise its charitable mission and selection, while noting mixed pricing and occasional customer-service concerns. The store remains a community-focused destination for value finds.

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Location

210 N Ave 21, Los Angeles, CA 90031, USA

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Thrift Shopping

Browse a vast selection of donated shoes, clothing, and accessories at affordable prices, with proceeds supporting charitable programs.

Furniture and Home Goods

Find quality vintage and modern furniture, home improvement items, and decor, ranging from budget pieces to unique antiques.

Donation Acceptance

Accept donations of gently used items to support our mission, with drop-off services available for community contributions.

Community Outreach Support

Shop with purpose—every purchase funds local assistance programs for those in need, aligning with our charitable goals.

Special Sales and Discounts

Enjoy periodic sales events, such as half-off tags, offering additional savings on select items for savvy shoppers.

3.20 · 13 reviews

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Fito Lazare

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· 4 months ago
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Osman Garcia

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· 4 months ago
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Lorena

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· 5 months ago

Too pricy

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Grace Adrian

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· 5 months ago

great large selection, very expensive. had to put a lot of things back due to them being marked up too much.

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Ez Gonzalez

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· 5 months ago

This place is not the same anymore They change the same as regular store They make it it' look good when they lower pieces on stuff people don't want .. there getting rich on donations May I should call the irs on this Make it a business for them self and not looking like a donation place

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David Ramirez

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· 5 months ago

They once again came through for me in a major way! I am here taking care of my son who is severely injured and Saint Vincent de Paul paid for my hotel stay and it means the world to me! Thanks a million to all of you!

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