Assistance League of San Antonio

One of the best thrift stores in San Antonio! The place is super clean and very organized. The housewares are even colored/​themed by what they are. The place is run by volunteers so they are there for the good of the charity which is awesome. In my opinion the items are better than Goodwill and the Salvation Army (no offense) and the prices are incredibly reasonable as well. I have found numerous deals on clothes, furniture and home goods. Check this place out because it is truly one of a kind! Thanks ladies!

What a great thrift shop!
They are incredibly organized around here. You can tell that a lot of work has gone into keeping the place neat and shipshape. The prices are quite fair, and they often have sales with deep discounts. If you need books, they have a great selection and lots of kitchen appliances. Their clothing selection isn’t the greatest, but they have a lot of great stuff for really cheap prices. I like that the prices are displayed and are easy to read. The stuff does look gently used, but that’s to be expected.
The staff is always very helpful and quite friendly. I always enjoy all of my visits here, and can find something cool to take home every time.
Parking is easy, and it’s well lit.

Very nice, organized shop. If you have read any of my reviews, you know that I like to shop at thrift stores for books. They had a very organized book section. They had them sorted by genre and then alphabetical by author. I really appreciate it when places do that. It makes it so much easier to browse. The prices were good. I didn’t get to check out much else due to time constraints. I wouldn’t suggest taking children in to the store. There aren’t any carts and there are a lot of breakables around. I didn’t have my daughter with me that day and I was glad I did not. This place is definitely worth checking out if you love to bargain shop like me! :)

Surprisingly neat and well organized. These ladies keep up with the business well and have everything in sync. At first, they really didn’t say anything to me but they seemed to be too busy in conversation among themselves — standing around the registers. The ones that did talk seemed to know the customers they were talking to.
When you walk in, you can pretty much see the whole of the business from end to end and after a long day of haunting thrift stores, I was okay with that.
Of course, I noticed the little bunnehs that were strategically placed in area that caught my eye as soon as I walked in and I headed straight for them! Totally ignoring the fact that my shopping buddy was really focused on looking for those particular items we had been searching so long for. I just HAD to get these two ceramic bunnies — they were about 8″ tall and about 4″ wide — so they had a pretty good size to them. One sat on a carrot while the other on an Easter egg and the price was set at 5 bucks each. Sold!

The place is nice and clean and everything is well organized. It is very easy to find what you need. All the ladies working there are very friendly and helpful. They have 50% off on certain color tag and run specials from time to time. The Selection for clothes and shoes are limited. The price is reasonable even though some of the items are overprice for being used. I like to stop by once in a while just to browse. I do find some good buys from time to time but not very often.

Better-​than-​average thrift selection maintained by chatty senior citizens. I bought a folding table for $ 1 here, and last week all women’s blouses and file cabinets were 50% off. There’s nothing worse than a thrift store that takes its prices too seriously, so these kind of firesale markdowns always bode well. The Assistance League is way preferable to the Salvation Army next door.