Assistance League of Hemacinto Thrift Shop
180 N. Girard Street
Hemet, CA 92545
(951) 652-8307
Mailing address located in footer.
HOURS
Mondays Thru Saturday
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Closed July 2-7 for cleaning and restocking.
Closed between Christmas and New Year’s Day. Call shop for exact days closed.
Our back room is where our member volunteers sort items for the Thrift Shop.
Great Reputation, Quality Merchandise,
and Friendly Member Volunteers!
The Thrift Shop is the main source of funding for our philanthropic programs. It is staffed and managed entirely by our member volunteers. We are proud of our reputation as one of the best and friendliest thrift shops in the Hemet and San Jacinto area.
Our members work hard to make sure the merchandise is always good quality, clean, and priced fairly. Shopping at our thrift shop is a great way to save money while helping our ecological footprint.
We offer quality merchandise, including a selection of antiques and collectibles; men’s, women’s, and children’s apparel and shoes; books for every age; baby clothes and accessories; sporting goods; toys; housewares; linens; home decor; seasonal items; and jewelry, all at affordable prices.
Our “Boutique” racks contain better clothing lines; some have never even been worn. Please stop in and check out our sales.
We have something on sale every day.
Thrift Shop Donations
Your donations are always appreciated! Donations are tax deductible and a receipt will be provided.
Please bring your “gently used” items to the receiving door located at the rear of the thrift shop entrance. Ring the doorbell, wait, and we will assist you in dropping off your items.
For safety reasons, donations are accepted only during the following hours: Monday – Saturdays 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Please, do NOT leave items outside when we are closed, as they will be damaged by the weather.
Please, NO broken or damaged household items.
Please, NO significantly damaged, torn, or stained clothing items.
Due to space limitations, we can NOT accept the following items:
- Mattresses
- TVs, computers, or printers
- Encyclopedias
- Cars or motorcycles
- Large exercise equipment
- Baby cribs, infant car seats
- Hazardous materials, such as paint
