Crossing the Jordan Thrift Stores

Hope that you can park in the disabled zone, because EVERY time that I come here, someone is parked without plates or such. 5 years, and ALWAYS someone doing this, staff won’t help, and on one occasion, was friends with the violators. Guess I’m giving my money to someone else

I am not a thifter but, came here to search for a new food processor for a friend who has theirs being held together by duck tape. Crossing the Jordan has plenty of items from clothing to kitchen wear to furniture. They check your temperature when you come in and enforce mask rules. I wasn't able to find anything, the one food processor they did have didn't have the blade so I question why they had it on the shelf.

I cannot find a place to review the B street location, so I'll review here. Christina is amazing, the sweetest, best customer service, and makes sure Jesus is the center of the store. Tania is also phenomenal! Not only are both girls great help, but they make the stores so joyful and pleasant to be in! Keep them both!

I heard that this store was under new ownership. If this is true I have to say I was appalled today walking through. Was looking for a nightstand. All they had was beat up, chipped paint, scratches and had the gull to ask $40 for something if lucky maybe worth $10 The store was a mess. I couldn't find someone to help me. I've never seen this store in this condition before. The furniture was always in good state and prices were very reasonable. They had nothing in woman's jeans all you had to do was take a look around and what they were charging for this stuff was criminal. I will never go back to this store again. It's before was my absolute favorite store. Not after today.

This is a great thrift store to find good little treasures. The folks that work there are always friendly. Julie over at the Santa Rosa ave store is so kind and funny, and let's our guys from our day program for adults with disabilities help out at the store, and that has been an amazing experience for our people. The fact that she knows all their names, and thanks them Everytime they come in to volunteer. We will be life long customers.

I love this Place! It's not just a store with stuff stuffed into it. It's a Palace of Possibilities, a , and the good folks who staff it can make it worth the trip just to get to know them. And, there is Magic happening here! So many times I've wished for a thing, large or small, and popped in there only to find just what i wanted, and at a price that could make a Scotsman blush! But , caveat emptor, buyers beware., once you cross Jordan, you'll be drawn back again and again! And its for Good Causes, just ask Julie, Christina, Sonya, Doug, Travis, Ruthie,Roberto, how they feel about their service and you'll understand. There's a Healing Vibe going on there. A Treasure Hunter's Haven and a treat for the Heart and Soul. Thank You, Jordanaires!

Clean and doesn't smell bad like some thrift stores do. Big store with great pricing and plenty of inventory that is all in very good or better condition. Staff are friendly and helpful. And it's towards a necessary cause. Helping sex trafficked people to rise.

We brought a small box of new used items. We were asked to wait a few minutes. We watched the gentleman working not look in our box. He walked back and told us our items were ‘Worn’. We took our items to Goodwill to donate. Not sure if this was an isolated incident?

Probably the best thrift store in Sonoma county. The prices can't be beat, the selection changes daily, the cause is valid and worthwhile. They have multiple stores with different types of pricing. The boutiques are slightly higher priced with less worn clothing. The parking is great and they are open late.

The Santa Rosa Ave store has so much stuff piled on the shelves, you can't find things of value, if there was any. Last week I saw people organizing housewares & misc into displays by color at least on two shelves. I had donated an expensive item, but I think it was just left outside on a couch in the rain. Will like donate the nice stuff to another thrift store until they can manage their "excess inventory".