Assisting Lives in Las Vegas

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Kay

Insanely over priced. Shoes for $50 and up, bras for $15, a crusty wallet for $30, and the two pieces of jewelry we saw were $70 and $350 each. Saddens when thrift stores charge these outrageous prices. It makes it so people that need to shop at these stores can't afford to. The security guard at the door and the first employee we encountered were very off putting. My friend had a service dog that was carried the whole time and the employees were insisting on seeing papers for it. Anyone who has a service dog knows that is not a thing.

Jakob

Decent selection of clothing and household items. Many of the items offered are in good condition as well. One thing that I enjoyed about this thrift store is that all the employees are very friendly and helpful.

Loretta Boyd

This is the most ridiculously overpriced thrift store in Vegas. It used to be a really good place to find good stuff, but it’s not even worth going anymore. I also didn’t like that one of the employees followed me around the store acting like I was going to steal something.

Visit Vegas Places

Volunteering is not only beneficial for those being helped but also rewarding for the volunteers themselves. Volunteering can boost mood, provide learning opportunities, and help build a network of like-minded individuals. The Assistance League of Las Vegas offers various programs, including Operation School Bell and the Owls Closet, to support children and adults in need. There are volunteer opportunities available for individuals and corporations, and donations can be made to support the Assistance League's programs. Raising awareness and sharing resources is crucial in helping those in need and creating a stronger community. The Assistant League of Las Vegas has upcoming events such as the Springs Preserve event and the holiday shop opening in October. Tune in to their interview on Visit Vegas Places with Coyal on all podcast platforms.