Treasures & More
Discount option offering an array of furniture and clothes with prices from $1-$6.
About Treasures & More
Treasures & More is a thrift and vintage store in Tucson offering an array of furniture, clothing, housewares, and other resale finds at discount prices. Located near the northeast corner of Pima Road and Craycroft Road, the store is part of GAP Ministries and connects everyday shopping and donating with support for children, women, and men served through GAP Ministries and Miracle Center.
The store's inventory includes gently used, new, and vintage pieces selected for the shopping experience. Furniture and clothing are among its offerings, with prices ranging from $1 to $6 according to the directory listing. Treasures & More also accepts donations of gently used clothing, housewares, and furniture, provided the items are in good working condition. Community members can contribute items while clearing space at home, and shoppers can give those pieces another life.
Treasures & More works with The Girls Estate Sale to source pieces for the store and also welcomes donations from the community. That mix gives the shop a changing selection of resale goods, including items intended for the home as well as clothing and other secondhand finds. Visitors can expect a thrift store setting centered on affordable merchandise, with inventory that reflects both estate sale sourcing and local contributions.
The store also plays a role in GAP Ministries' workforce development efforts. Treasures & More is part of GAP's Retail Career Training Program, an eight-week course designed to build fundamental retail skills and provide on-the-job experience. Participants learn about point-of-sale systems, customer service, sales, merchandise receiving, hardline and soft line processing, and merchandise rotation. The program includes 300 hours of real-time retail experience, transferable skills, National Retail Federation certifications in the Fundamentals of Retail and Customer Service and Sales, life management skills, and assistance with job placement.
That training work reflects GAP Ministries' broader history in Tucson and Southern Arizona. GAP began after Greg and Pam Ayers moved to Tucson and started caring for children in their own home, using a spare bedroom and garage to serve children from traumatic backgrounds. The organization has since expanded into community programs, visitation services, foster licensing, food and goods distribution, and Career Plus workforce development. At Treasures & More, shopping and donations provide a direct way to participate in that wider work. The store welcomes shoppers looking for low-cost furniture, clothes, and vintage pieces, as well as donors bringing in usable clothing, housewares, or furniture during regular store hours.