Sweet Life Thrift

Sweet Life Thrift Sweet Life Thrift is dedicated to helping people with diabetes in Nevada County who are in need. SMALL furniture. Kitchen and small appliances. Linens. Jewelry.

Regarding Donations: We accept donations Tuesday through Saturday from 10-5. What we accept: gently used ADULT clothing in resellable condition. Knickknacks, weird stuff. Toys and games. DVDs, CDs working electronics, pet stuff. Books are limited, please ask ahead. What we CANNOT accept: Anything broken. Bread makers. Printers. Computer monitors. Large furniture. Mattresses and futons. Children’s clothes, cribs, strollers, walkers and car seats. If you have something that hasn’t been mentioned here, please feel free to call in advance: (530) 802-5288. We humbly thank our community for giving us so many items of high quality! ��������

The most thoughtful gift is a thrifted gift!
10/31/2025

The most thoughtful gift is a thrifted gift!

Well worth your time!
10/22/2025

Well worth your time!

For all of your seasonal needs!
10/15/2025

For all of your seasonal needs!

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09/18/2025

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09/17/2025

Join us!

Address

144 Hughes Road Ste E & F Grass Valley
Grass Valley, CA
95945

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+15308025288

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New Beginnings

Diabetes is a tough disease. And it can be really expensive, too. We at Sweet Life Thrift believe that access to medications, supplies and support are not privileges, they are rights to life. Nobody should have to ration insulin because they can’t afford it. That can have deadly consequences. People with diabetes should be able to have a team of specialists including Certified Diabetes Educators and Nutritionists who can help them manage their disease with knowledge and encouragement.

Sweet Life Thrift will be a small boutique store, but with competitive thrift store prices. Keep an eye out on this page for announcements of our progress, including address and when we will start accepting donations.