Fuller Center for Housing of Cache Valley Thrift Store

Do you have extra building materials from a project and can't return it? Antique fixtures that still work but don't fit you decor but have no use for? Fuller center takes donations so you can get a tax write off, reduce sending good items to the landfill and helps those in need better afford home repairs. Fantastic community service.

Customer service was dismissive. On Saturday, when I offered $20 for a used item marked $25, I was told, “I can get $25 any day of the week.” Many donated items show visible wear yet are priced near retail. For a donation-based nonprofit serving the community, the pricing and tone don’t align with the mission.

This place has helped me & people around my community to make endeavors possible! I appreciate how much fuller centers have helped my family

I do remodeling work on some older homes for a property management company and the Fuller center is a good place to find doors and windows and odds and ends at a reasonable price.

Terrible place to go if you want to buy used house/renovation items at a “used” price. Now you pay the cost of the item new, or sometimes more. They used to be well priced and worth the trip there (if you can make it there in their open hours). We walked in on a Saturday and there were 5-6 employees all just standing around by the front desk. No wonder prices went up to the cost of new- they have to pay all the extra employees that don’t do anything. As we were leaving, 2 employees were smashing extra light fixture covers (the glass kind) into the dumpster with no respect to anyone driving by and ended up smashing one into the road right in front of us. Very disrespectful. If they want to actually sell the things they (get for free) for anything before the item makes it to the dump, they b