Council Thrift Shops

Council Thrift Shops on West Pico Boulevard is one of Los Angeles's most beloved nonprofit thrift destinations, operated by the National Council of Jewish Women, Los Angeles Section. Every dollar spent here directly supports vital community programs, so shopping truly means something beyond the bargain itself. The West Pico corridor location makes it a go-to spot for savvy Angelenos who appreciate quality secondhand finds with a purpose behind every purchase. The store has cultivated a loyal following among Los Angeles thrift enthusiasts who appreciate the well-curated selection and consistently refreshed inventory. Shoppers frequently discover gently used clothing, household goods, and accessories that reflect the diverse and stylish tastes of the surrounding West Side community. Whether you're a dedicated thrifter or a first-time visitor, Council Thrift Shops delivers a genuinely rewarding secondhand shopping experience in the heart of Los Angeles, California.

Store Information

8520 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, California 90035

Phone: +1 310-360-6505

Website:

Store Hours

  • Monday: 10AM-6PM
  • Tuesday: 10AM-6PM
  • Wednesday: 10AM-6PM
  • Thursday: 10AM-6PM
  • Friday: 10AM-7PM
  • Saturday: 10AM-7PM
  • Sunday: 10AM-6PM

What They Sell

Council Thrift Shops carries an ever-changing mix of donated goods sourced directly from Los Angeles-area households, which means the inventory is always fresh and surprisingly upscale. Shoppers regularly uncover gently used women's and men's clothing, shoes, handbags, and accessories alongside furniture, kitchenware, books, décor, and collectibles. Given the affluent West Side neighborhoods that donate here, the quality level tends to run higher than your average California thrift store — think designer labels mixed in with everyday essentials at unbeatable prices.

The Neighborhood

Located on West Pico Boulevard in the heart of Los Angeles's Westside, Council Thrift Shops sits in a vibrant, walkable corridor surrounded by diverse dining, services, and residential neighborhoods. The store is conveniently accessible from Beverlywood, Pico-Robertson, and Century City, making it a natural stop for shoppers across the 90035 zip code and beyond. This culturally rich stretch of Pico Blvd draws a tight-knit community of engaged, value-conscious Angelenos.

Parking

West Pico Boulevard offers a mix of street parking and nearby surface lot options typical of this Los Angeles Westside corridor. Metered street parking is usually available along Pico Blvd, and additional spaces can often be found on adjacent side streets. Arriving earlier in the day typically makes parking easier, especially on busy weekend afternoons.

Shopping Tips

  • Visit early in the week — Monday and Tuesday mornings often follow weekend donation drop-offs, meaning freshly sorted items hit the floor with fewer shoppers competing for them.
  • Check the color-tagged discount rotation, as Council Thrift Shops typically cycles through markdown colors that can slash already low prices significantly.
  • Don't overlook the housewares and home goods section — the West Side donor base frequently contributes high-quality kitchenware, décor, and small appliances in excellent condition.
  • Follow the store's parent organization at ncjwla.org for announcements about special sale events, holiday promotions, and donation drives that often coincide with extra inventory days.
  • Bring cash as a backup and wear comfortable shoes — the selection is broad enough that a thorough browse through this Los Angeles thrift gem is well worth the time.

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