Will G.
8/8/2025
I'm not sure what I was expecting but this felt like a different kinda place. Parking can be a nightmare - just know that they have parking that you access via the alley behind the building. The...
The Council Shop
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360 N Fairfax Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90036
The Council Shop, part of NCJW|LA in Los Angeles, serves as a vital link in enabling the organization's impactful work. Through the recycling and rediscovery of gently loved items donated by generous supporters, the shop contributes significantly to programs that empower women across the city. With seven locations to explore, patrons can unearth treasures both online and in-store while championing economic justice and gender equity.
By shopping at The Council Shop, customers not only find unique vintage pieces and modern essentials but also directly support initiatives that promote financial resilience for hundreds of women annually. The shop's innovative approach, blending earned revenue with traditional funding, allows NCJW|LA to allocate resources towards cutting-edge research and progressive projects. Each purchase made at the shop contributes to the advancement of this noble mission.
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William S.
7/11/2025
I worked at The Council Shop (Fairfax & Oakwood) and I still think about how unprofessional and downright bizarre that experience was. If you're considering shopping or working here, here's what...
Maruko X.
1/25/2025
This thrift store is located on Fairfax ave, and it carries a lot of varieties although a bit disordered inside. You'll find used clothes, handbags, CDs, vinyl records, paintings, furnitures,...
Robbie B.
4/7/2024
Ready to walk off that big meal at Canter's Deli across the street? Head into this branch of Council Thrift Stores and I guarantee you won't walk out empty-handed. And your $$$ goes back into...
Melissa G.
2/23/2023
It's true, the neighborhood has become a bit more crime-ridden since the pandemic. So the store is next to many boarded up, empty businesses that could attract transients. That aside, I *have*...
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