Ridge Meadows Hospice Thrift Store - Maple Ridge, British Columbia

Alena

Best thrift store in the area. Come on sale days and you can get a huge haul for 20-30 bucks. Have definitely found unique and vintage items here at reasonable prices.

Katrianna A.

This is a great thrift store, I much prefer to shop here rather than VV as they are non profit and support a great cause. I really like the sewing and craft section! Great spot to get very cheap fabric if you're sewing on a budget or just learning. And they have sales on certain days for things like clothing, so if you plan your clothing shopping around that it's a great deal!

Alex C.

I love thrifting here, the staff are very kind.

B

Medium sized thrift store. Really nice homely layout (everything is on counters dressers drawers and cabinets). They aren't good at pricing items, some cheap stuff and some wildly overpriced. Also seems understaffed.

Twisted *.

Nice little place to shop. Has little bit of everything for everyone

shirley O.

I’ve lived in Maple Ridge for 44 years and back in the day this was a great thrift store. Prices were what a thrift store should charge.

I popped in the other day after not being back for a year and was appalled at the prices.

You’re supposed to be serving the community and I get that you need to earn some money to go to the hospital, but this is ridiculous. Your suppose to be non-profit.

I won’t be back.

Taz E. B.

his store has gotten greedy prices are more than Value Village and that says alot. Employees are very friendly the only plus. I looked at a hockey jersey price at 75 dollars I paid 69 brand new for mine . Mens 3 in 1 jacket missing fleece 100 bucks bought same one from another thrift store in town 15 dollars and it was newer. Canucks t shirt 45 dollars brand new 20 dollars. I wont be going back here anytime soon. I relize they are trying to cut out the resellers but this is ridiculous

Shannon R.

I'm going to give 2 ratings for today's experience.

First of all, 5 stars to the adorable brunette woman who gave me a plastic bag to fill up on the free books section. Her customer service was incredible and she is admirable with her compassion. The hospice deserves more people like her working for them. She sees people for people.

The second review is reflective of my rating because the 5'10 long grey haired woman's attitude, entitlement and disregard for me was embarrassing.

The moment I walked in, the brunette women noticed me, gave me a plastic bag for the books and we had a really nice conversation.

During this transaction, the tall grey woman was chatting with a blonde haired pixie cut woman and glaring at me. As I started filling up my bag full of free bags, the grey haired woman comes around, glares at me again and my bag rips. I ask her, "Do you have any reusable bags to buy? This one broke." She replies, "No, we don't sell any reusable bags. And just so you're aware, you're not supposed to fill a bag with these books. They're meant for our patrons."

The audacity of this woman was revolting. As someone who 1. Asked to buy a bag, 2. Goes into the hospice as a regular for my clothing needs and 3. Is making the most out of FREE books as an artist, I am appalled at her attitude.

I hope that woman gets a sense of how to talk to and treat her customers who are paying into her tightwad budget.

Kudos to the adorable brunette woman.