S.H.A.R.E Society Thrift Store - Kelowna, British Columbia

S.H.A.R.E Society Thrift Store

Le S.H.A.R.E Society Thrift Store, situé à 581 Gaston Ave, Kelowna, BC V1Y 7E6, au Canada, est une entreprise respectée qui offre une variété de services et de produits. Ses spécialités incluent une grande sélection d'appareils électroniques, de boîtes de conserve, de vêtements, et plus encore. Le magasin est également connu pour son accueil chaleureux et sa politique de tolérance envers tous les clients. Par exemple, le magasin est un espace sûr et accueillant pour les personnes transgenres et est également LGBTQ+ friendly.

Caractéristiques clés

• Livraison disponible
• Achats en magasin
• Livraison le jour même
• Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant
• LGBTQ+ friendly
• Safe place pour les transgenres
• Possibilité de faire des courses rapides
• Acceptation de cartes de crédit, cartes de débit et paiements mobiles NFC

Informations pratiques

Téléphone : 2507638117

Site web : kelownasharesociety.ca

Opinions des clients

Le S.H.A.R.E Society Thrift Store a reçu 175 avis sur Google My Business, avec une moyenne de 4/5. Les clients apprécient cette entreprise pour sa grande sélection de produits à de très bons prix, son accueil chaleureux, et son traitement respectueux envers les animaux d'accompagnement. Par exemple, un client a partagé une expérience spéciale où le personnel a été impressionné par leur chien et lui a offert un ours en peluche, que l'animal continue de coudoyer à leur domicile.

Récommandation finale

Pour ceux qui cherchent une expérience de magasinage unique et responsable, le S.H.A.R.E Society Thrift Store est une excellente destination. Que vous soyez à la recherche de produits à prix réduit, ou simplement désireux d'appuyer une bonne cause, ce magasin offre une plateforme pour réaliser ces objectifs tout en offrant un service client exceptionnel. Nous vous recommandons de visiter leur site web pour en savoir plus et de les contacter directement pour tout besoin de service.

👍 Avis de S.H.A.R.E Society Thrift Store

Christine S.

5/5

This is a very cool place that is a lot bigger than it looks from outside. There is a lot to choose from inside at very good prices. We were welcomed there with our ESA dog and we were all treated very well. The staff was very impressed by our dog and offered her to choose a stuffy, which she did and now cuddles with it at our place in Ocean Park south surrey. Thanks to all the staff for such a great experience 😊
Lexi thanks you to...woof.

Shera H.

1/5

Worst thrift store in town. Donated a lot to them multiple times in the past and they acted more bothered than thankful every time and have specific rules to follow. When you go in the store, it's unorganized and cluttered, especially their furniture room which reminds me of people who hoard. A lot of items look like they should be thrown out- a kitchen stool that is not only ripped apart,but broken at the base $30.. a lot of their bikes were broken and ripped apart yet prices rather high. The clothes aren't organized at all. I believe this place is volunteer ran,but so are several thrift stores in Rutland. They have much nicer staff, prices, and organization..why is share so bad? I've lived here almost my whole life, and every time I go there it's a chaotic mess and the people aren't the nicest, given I was a bit annoyed too with their rules. If you happen to be walking around and have a backpack, don't bother coming here because they expect you to leave it in an open spot and no guarantee it won't be stolen. Funny how they seem to be worried about theft from a family with kids, but I guess that's to be expected when your shop is in a rough area. It could be handled a lot better (other stores provide safe place for your items) but the prices here over all are not worth it anyway. You'd be better off buying new off Amazon and you wouldn't be spending much more for brand new items. Who does share support anyway? I don't remember how they run it these days,but it's definitely not the same as how they began.

Noah M.

5/5

What a cool community based thrift store. Definitely go here if you haven't, it was my first time.and I will definitely be back. I really like what they're laying down 😀

bree M.

5/5

My favourite thrift store in Kelowna!! So many options and the staff are lovely 🥰 I always come here for craft supplies for my crotchet and am never disappointed with what I find!

Donna K.

3/5

Not bad selection - no changerooms, so couldn't purchase anything. Laying things over clothing just doesn't work, nor can I really afford the gas or bus fare to make multiple trips. As much as I support the work they do - I can't condone not offering fitting rooms. There's nothing like being victimized/excluded from society for being poor, and then being victimized again by being forced to purchase and wear ill fitting clothing.

Kate K.

1/5

Been attempting to go here for years. Every time I visit Kelowna for work I finish my day and rush to get there before close. Today I got there with 5 minutes to spare and the door was open, however I was told no more shopping was allowed. How do you expect to make money?

christine M.

1/5

Prices have jumped. A top or a pair of pants is $10. A little tank top is $8. Higher than even value village. To my thinking, that's so offensive since all the stuff is donated, and its partly so ppl who can't afford new prices can have a chance at these. But its not possible when prices are now approaching full retail. In fact, exceeding full retail in some cases. Also they wont refund or exchange when you go home and find a hard spot on your jeans that is something that won't come out and you can't wear them. You are told no...you can keep your big handful of nothing for $10. Why? It doesn't cost them anything!! They can't have respect for their customer or take responsibility for the high prices and say.. yes, please, choose something else for $10? That all says incompetent management....someone who really doesn't get it. I won't be shopping/donating there, now.

Annabelle D.

1/5

Won’t be shopping here. They ask you to place your bag on an unattended shelf and then claim they are not responsible for them (and this store is in a sketchy area. Mind you all of Kelowna is sketchy). On top of that, this bag policy is clearly selective. People were walking around with bags much bigger than mine. They claimed in an answer to another review that sometimes they miss people that come in. Yet the whole time I was there an employee was standing up front clearly able to see who comes in.
If you’re going to have this bag policy then keep it consistent, and provide a safer place to put them. For example I’ve went to places that put bags behind the counter 🤷🏼‍♀️.