Nobody's Perfect Inc - Queen Creek, Arizona

Mayis Rocha

Love this thrift store! I'm always finding hidden treasures, like a leather coat for $10!! And the staff is fantastic!! I love how they are advocates for the special needs community. 5 stars all around!!

Lizz Tetter

I have been coming into this thrift store for over 6 years now! I have gotten to know the staff here over the time they are very friendly the little stores actually have great deals. you feel very welcome every time you enter the building.

Ron is quite funny he just has a dry sense of humor!

one time there was a sign that was hanging on the wall it said. "there are two theories when arguin with a woman, NEITHER ONE WORKS!" it wasn't for sale. it was part of the store decoration behind the counter. I pointed it out and mentioned it was humorous and It has been posed at my front door for years now!

definitely a place worth stopping at.

Angelica Fuentes

I have had nothing but positive experiences with Nobody’s Perfect Inc. My brother started the program 6 years ago and has really grown. Prior to the program my brother didn’t have any social skills and he had very little life skills. The program has taught him how to socialize with other people, along with life skills. My brother now works in the thrift store and knows how to operate the cash register and assist customers. He gets to make money while working and feel like any other person earning a paycheck. The program does activities to stimulate the minds of its clients, art class, cooking class and weekly outings. The staff has always been pleasant and I have never had any problems with them. I am grateful for Nobody’s Perfect because without them I am not sure how my brother’s life would have turned out. Thank you Nobody’s Perfect for being AWESOME!!!

Karen Mata

Nobody's Perfect is a wonderful program for Handy capped adults and young adults too. I recently went to the thrift store on power and main. I was so impressed with the customer service that these employees provided. They were attending to customers and the stalking of merchandise. I would personally advise any Mother or Father to put their child into this program. I will continue to go to the Thrift Store and advise all my friends to go there too.

CAE

They say they train special needs adults, but my grandson, who started at 17, had to be accompanied by an adult caregiver. Even after he turned 18, this "caregiver" gets a job at the store and brings his mother on board, for full wages. While my grandson gets screwed and works for a few dollars an hour.

My grandson was perfectly capable of being trained to carry out the duties of this , so called thrift store. I came in a few times and volunteered and never saw anyone interact with him. He is high functioning, communicates and the hope was he would be able to move into a higher paying job.

In addition, they paid him a few dollars an hour well under the Arizona minimum wage...which is another another slap in his face. Where is the dignity and fairness here?

All I saw were employees taking smoking breaks...there was absolutely no training going on.

I emailed these individuals and got zero response, now we will investigate and report this place ....

Mary Miller

The older man running the San Tan location is terribly rude. He spoke to me and a special needs employee like trash. I ended up setting down my treasures and leaving. Can't support an organization that treats people poorly.

Judith Willman

A crabby man made a beautiful worker cry he hollered at her so. When I came jn he jumped me about mask, I have gone there for years, am 83 never saw bad behavior before. Maybe he was having a bad day , Ron has always been kind and the young women was crushed, all over 1 dollar broken article I was going to buy.

R **

they run thrift stores and employ workers with developmental disabilities. they train them so they can move on and get a better job. sounds like a great place!