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Baras Foundation Non Profit Thrift Shops
Baras Foundation Non Profit Thrift Shops(619) 291-5252
Po Box 3189
San Diego CA 92163 55% mojo
based on 3 reviews
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3 Reviews
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7/5/10
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4. I went to their location on Sports Arena, after driving by so many times and seeing a sign for huge sales I had to stop by and check it out. I was super surprised to see how huge this big this place since I was expecting a really little one. Their prices are really good, but you definitely have to look through the stuff to find what you may want. It’s organized pretty well though, the clothes that I saw seemed a little outdated for my style but I’m sure they work for others. They have a really big, and good collection of books which is where I spent most of my time, they also have a HUGE selection of old records.
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Citysearch User1/3/08
Do NOT donate to the Hillcrest Baras
Do NOT donate to the Baras in the Hillcrest location. They leave the donations out in the open in their parking lot with no supervision (even during working hours), resulting in people walking right up off the street to steal your droff-offs. I donated a pair of New-In-Box 1930s women's alligator pumps and a pair of mint 1950s alligator pumps (total value $250 with receipts!) I saw the two women walk up and steal the shoes, put them in their maroon SUV (CA license 4WRF238). I told them that was stealing. I went inside Baras to ask to call the police, they refused, acted like complete victims and said they weren't allowed to use the phone. I went home, called police. Police came to my house and were great about the incident, and let me know that they have told Baras on 3 other identical occasions to change how they accept donations or at least hang a sign telling people not to steal donations. The policeman then went over to Baras to tell them they should have called and to do something to change their donation situation.
I should have just been greedy and sold the shoes on eBay or to a vintage clothing shop. Or I could have taken the $250 and donated it to a reputable charity.
No wonder people think there are no nice things at Baras. Now I wonder where all of the other mint vintage clothes, furniture, and dishes I have donated there have gone.
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Monday, July 5, 2010
Thrift Store
4. I went to their location on Sports Arena, after driving by so many times and seeing a sign for huge sales I had to stop by and check it out. I was super surprised to see how huge this big this place since I was expecting a really little one. Their prices are really good, but you definitely have to look through the stuff to find what you may want. It’s organized pretty well though, the clothes that I saw seemed a little outdated for my style but I’m sure they work for others. They have a really big, and good collection of books which is where I spent most of my time, they also have a HUGE selection of old records. Price Range: $1 - $5
Recommended: Yes
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Citysearch UserThursday, January 3, 2008
Do NOT donate to the Hillcrest Baras
Do NOT donate to the Baras in the Hillcrest location. They leave the donations out in the open in their parking lot with no supervision (even during working hours), resulting in people walking right up off the street to steal your droff-offs. I donated a pair of New-In-Box 1930s women's alligator pumps and a pair of mint 1950s alligator pumps (total value $250 with receipts!) I saw the two women walk up and steal the shoes, put them in their maroon SUV (CA license 4WRF238). I told them that was stealing. I went inside Baras to ask to call the police, they refused, acted like complete victims and said they weren't allowed to use the phone. I went home, called police. Police came to my house and were great about the incident, and let me know that they have told Baras on 3 other identical occasions to change how they accept donations or at least hang a sign telling people not to steal donations. The policeman then went over to Baras to tell them they should have called and to do something to change their donation situation. I should have just been greedy and sold the shoes on eBay or to a vintage clothing shop. Or I could have taken the $250 and donated it to a reputable charity. No wonder people think there are no nice things at Baras. Now I wonder where all of the other mint vintage clothes, furniture, and dishes I have donated there have gone. Read more at sandiego.citysearch.com Recommended: Yes
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Citysearch UserSunday, November 6, 2005
Thrifting for a cause by julie t. at InsiderPages
Very quaint thrift store offering a wide range of clothing. I enjoy spending time browsing through the sections because they have such a nice athmosphere and friendly staff to accomodate your needs. As you browse through the wide variety of items you come across quite a few good finds. Good place to search for top quality gently used clothing. Read more at sandiego.citysearch.com Recommended: Yes
Business Details on Baras Foundation Non Profit Thrift Shops
PRODUCTSBoats, Art, Books, Clothing, Furniture & Furnishings, Toys, Collectibles, Cars, Trucks, Housewares
OTHERCollectibles
Payment Types:
Visa,
Master Card,
American Express,
Discover
Phone Numbers:Primary Phone: (619) 291-5252
Hours Open
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