New & Again Thrift Shoppe

Category:	Thrift Store
Address:	3010 Grand Ave, Everett, WA 98201
Phone:	+1 425-258-4428
Site:	dvs-snoco.org
Rating:	4.3
Working:	10AM–5PM 10AM–5PM 10AM–5PM 10AM–5PM 10AM–5PM 10AM–2PM Closed

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Reviews 12

Kelly Dukes

I love the new location of New and Again! It is bright, clean and full of hidden gems. The staff and volunteers are kind and helpful. I much prefer to shop at a true non-profit. (unlike for-profits thrift shops such as Goodwill and Value Village) New and Again Thrift shop benefits Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish Co. Sales support DVS programs and the people they are serving. Additionally, I understand the DVS shelter occupants are allowed to come and chose anything they need free of charge. What a great program- win win for everyone!

Priscilla Tearose

They always have nice qaulity items. The volunteers are very sweet and fun to talk to. The proceeds go towards abused woman and children, you can find details on their listing. The prices are excellent, the environment calm, clean and organized with an eye for show.

Sade Baines

This store is very neat and orderly for a thrift store. The prices are really good and the women in the store are very sweet. I would recommend this store to anyone who loves thrift shopping. You can find some good deals as well as some good people here!

Joshua Petersen

Good place, run by sweet little old ladies. You can definitely feel a local community oriented vibe her, and prices are decent with good quality items for a thrift store.

Karen McAllister

Best prices in town! Great find all the time. Operated by the Domestic Violence center, non profit organization benefiting the Womens Shelter.

Mrs. T

This store helps victims of domestic violence, and has a large new location with lots of treasures!

Jeanne Jones

This is a very friendly, clean and great shop to save $$$$---great parking too

Karen McAllister

Great place to find used things for a good price.

Dawn McGuire

Great stuff. Great prices. Great cause.

Jeri Jones

Like their second hand merchandise