Anybody know of any places hiring?

Trying to find the list of local businesses.. is there a direct link to it???

Hey ladies where I can find a list of all the Goodwills? Please and thanks :-)

This is NOT a concern, but on our way to beaverton to do some school clothes shopping and wondering what are the nicest, cleanest, best thrift stores to go to that have a decent amount and selection of clothing? Thanks in advance!!!

Is there a place around here (short of Goodwill) that takes good clothing to give to people who might need it?

Goodwill stores have become so disappointing lately. The prices are way too high for the poor people who generally shop there, especially on housewares. Five dollars for an old, used frying pan? Really? Ten dollars for an old wooden shelf, $6 or more for blouses and shirts. But what's REALLY annoying--and in fact, downright insulting--is that some clothes are in bad condition, yet you still charge high prices for them. My friend and I were there this morning and noticed a dress hanging on the end of one of the racks. BOTH armpits were badly ripped--and the price on it was $9.99! TEN DOLLARS for a dress that is not only used, but noticeably torn in two places. Is it really possible that not a single employee noticed that before it went on the rack? Why would you even charge that much for a plain, simply-styled used dress? You don't pay for any of this stuff, it's all donated. This is not the first time I have seen clothing items that are torn or stained. Why do you put such crap on the racks in the first place? My friend and I were both disgusted and have decided not to even bother shopping at Goodwill's anymore. High prices, bad quality, people who don't care what their merchandise even looks like... there are many other second-hand stores in this town that care more about their customers.

Anyone know where I can find a wheelchair I could borrow for a one day shoot this weekend? I would be more than happy to repay the favor with food.