Social Profile : 
Assistance League of Fullerton is a tax exempt, nonprofit, nonsectarian, nonpolitical, all volunteer, philanthropic organization transforming the lives of children and adults through community programs. All profits earned from our Thrift Store are used to support our philanthropic programs.
Hours
| Thursday | 10AM–3PM |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 10AM–3PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 233 W Amerige Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832 Phone: (714) 525-1041 Website: https://assistanceleague.org/fullerton
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Assistance League of Fullerton
Assistance League of Fullerton is an all volunteer, nonprofit organization that puts caring and commitment into action through philanthropic programs in North …
Assistance League of Fullerton – Home | Facebook
233 W Amerige Ave (2,455.95 mi) Fullerton, CA, CA 92832 · (714) 525-1041 · www.assistanceleague.org/fullerton · Price Range $$ · Hours 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM .
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF FULLERTON – 10 Photos & 17 …
COVID update: Assistance League of Fullerton has updated their hours and services. 17 reviews of Assistance League of Fullerton “The cleanest thrift store I’ ve …
Review Summary
Lawrence Thai
… , and even offered discounts to people to needed it. The merchandise here, like all thrifts stores, are donated. Most of the items here were of good quality, and …
Brenda Sosa
… . I think she was the manager her name was Susy. So overall I wouldn’t recommend buying items you can’t test at the store cause your not getting your money back.
Jenny Sadoski
Nice selection of clothes and other goodies to browse through.
cyan crewmate
It was amazing, I once came here to buy gifts for Father’s Day and also for my sisters birthday and basically all of the workers helped me pick out a gift, gift bag, gift card, everything! I now come here every week because of all of the cool things I find for example this official Olaf plushie:
Lawrence Thai
Came here to just see what this place has to offer after someone at a Goodwill approached us about how splendid this place is. So after coming here we were not underwhelmed at here word-of-mouth review.The people here I believe are volunteers and help operate the store during business hours. They were nice and courteous, and even offered discounts to people to needed it.The merchandise here, like all thrifts stores, are donated. Most of the items here were of good quality, and they offer an assortment of things. They have a corner for higher quality goods for the Women’s clothing. They have glass cases for all the jewelry, bags, and other accessories. They have household items and decor in the back. When I came in, they also had a cat tunnel toy that was recently donated.All in all, this a great place to support as they do more than operate a thrift store. Assistance League helps with community actions, like school assistance, fund-raisers, and other means to develop their community into a more hospitable one.
Brenda Sosa
The store has good prices, although their was a lady that was pretty rude when I tried to return a printer that didn’t work. When I purchased it I asked if it didn’t work if I can return it, they told me yes and I even got my receipt signed as proof. The lady was really upset and Impolite told me Im not returning your money I’ll give store credit and you have to spend it all in one day. I was like wow all in one day, she’s like I’m not gonna have the people go through a hassle giving me an attitude like it’s my fault it didn’t work. At that point she was making feel uncomfortable. I think she was the manager her name was Susy. So overall I wouldn’t recommend buying items you can’t test at the store cause your not getting your money back.