Western Eagle Foundation

The folks here are the best treasure of the organization. They are friendly, responsive, and really care about the organization concept. The integration of special needs people into the work force is very commendable! The by-​produce of the warehouse deals are great but pale in comparison to their impact on people and the community. Thanks!

Thank you Russ (Manager) and staff for truly caring about families that need help with food!
I have been coming here for eight years and always recommend it to my friends!
A Great Value to our community is Western Eagle Foundation!
They not only have food but all kinds of supplies that I use every week!
I love this resource! I am so very appreciative of all they offer!

Looking for a good bargain?!? Western Eagle is the place to go! They have a lot of good quality items, from canned good to furniture. A lot of the items are expired or near expiration, but that’s just the manufacturer’s recommendations so it’s still good. I send care packages out to those who are deployed and this is a good place to get useful items when deployed.

I do like what the foundation stands for but not all of the volunteers are nice or friendly half the time the cashiers pack an attitude… for whatever reason. and the prices are sometimes deceiving I know the money goes to benefit families and people in need but sometimes they overprice something and then give it a 50% off sticker which means you would be paying what you pay a regular store. so be careful.

The $ 25 Box of food is the BUSINESS! It’s supposed to feed a family of four for a week and having been two weeks, I still have food left. Let me do a quick inventory of what I received in my $ 25 Box of food to give you a better idea of what’s included:
— 2 Bottles of Orange Juice
— 2 Bottles of Raspberry Lemonade
— 2 Bottles of Lemonade
— 3 Packs of Turkey (Sandwich Meat)
— 2 Packs of Ham (Sandwich Meat
— 1 Wedge of Pepper Jack Cheese
— 1 Wedge of San Andres Cheese (Fancy!)
— 4 Chicken Top Ramens
— 12 Pack of Blueberry-​Acai Probiotic Yogurt
— 3 lbs. of Chicken Thighs
— 1 lb. of Ground Beef
— 1 Box of Cheese Pizza Sandwich Crackers
— 2 Cans of Mixed Vegetables
— 2 Cans of Sweet Corn
— 2 Cans of Spaghetti Meat Sauce
— 1 Can of Chili
— 1 Can of Ravioli
— 1 Bag of Brown Rice
— 2 Bags of Spaghetti
— 1 Box of Potatoes Au Gratin
— 1 Box of Mashed Potatoes
— 8 Small Bags of Sun Chips
— 2 Loaves of French Bread
— 1 Bunch of Celery
— 8 Pears
— 8 Green Tomatoes
— 1 Bag of Green Beans
— 6 Apples
— 6 Yellow Zucchini
— 4 Cucumbers
…now do the math for a grocery store like Albertson’s, Winco’s or Food 4 Less in the immediate area. You cannot tell me that you can get all of this food for $ 25. Amazing deal! I’d go to Western Eagle Foundation first, see if there’s anymore groceries you need, and then go to any other store to get it if you need to. Western Eagle Foundation is amazing.
not the correct address listed under maps. this will take you across town to an empty lot. the building is by ynez and winchester. do not use the maps on this entry to locate!

Such a neat place! They have a good selection of non perishable foods, just make sure you check the expiry date. They also always have a bunch of makeup and personal care items. My favorite is looking at all the furniture and home décor stuff! Yes it is a bit pricey (but they usually have 50% off) but it’s REALLY nice stuff! I think it is donated from macys maybe? Very pottery barn feel. They also always have a bunch of floral stuff for crafting. For me the best deals that you can’t beat anywhere else is the chips! Small snack sizes 10/​$ 1 the bigger ones usually 5/​$ 1. really good deal!

I can’t say enough good things about this wonderful foundation. They are all so over the top with their helpfulness and support. Ken is just amazing and really helpful if you happen to be in the food voucher section. Super great deals for everyday shopping and you just can’t beat the service. I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!

I always enjoy going out to Western Eagle! For me, it’s like a trip! 1^st Saturdays are cool because pretty much everything is half off. However, you have to be willing to deal with the heat and all the people walking all close to you. Back in the day, it seemed like we were able to get better deals, but now, some of the items are cheaper at Walmart!
One thing Walmart can’t beat though is their price on chips — $ 0.10 for a bag of chips… I usually get about $ 10 worth! I love that mostly all of the workers are volunteers and are always very nice. That makes me happy and makes me want to support the foundation even more!

What a great bargain store! Years ago, when they were located of Diaz, I purchased a shelving unit for $ 50, which was currently being sold at IKEA for $ 99. Score! My more recent find was 3 bathroom trash cans for $ 0.50 each. Such great finds on the non-​food items. However, if you plan on purchasing any food items from this place, be sure to check the expiration dates. I browsed through the food aisles and every item I picked up had already expired. Here’s a website to help you decide whether to keep it or trash it when you have food that has expired.

I was so lucky to find this place last weekend. I couldn’t believe the deals. The $ 25 food box was a great blessing to me this week also. I’ll be back again and again!

Just found this spot after a long while since they moved from their old location by the VFW on Diaz Rd.
It’s like a Costco set up now and they have everything from food, to housewhole goods, to clothes, to furniture and electronics.
I walked in today and everything seemed to be 50% off. I quick scanned and saw $ 200 coffee/​capuccino combo makers for $ 50. Jeans for $ 2.50 each (some donated and some new). They have the food box for $ 25 dollars which will feed a family of 4 for a week (meat, veggies, bread, fruits, pasta and can foods).
The staff is awesome for being 80% volunteers. All the money you spend here (or little I should say) goes back into the community to help fund other programs.
There is no entrance fee or membership or income verification. I saw everything from 40 year old cars to brand new BMW’s in the parking lot so, everybody is welcomed.
I walked out today with a 12-​pack of Guarana soda, all for the low price of…$ 1.00!

I went for the first time today and was pleasantly surprised. The inside looks like a warehouse but the prices are unbelievable. They have a lot of holiday decorations priced almost to nothing. I got a couple of 24″ berry wreath for $ 5 each. I can’t even buy a grapevine wreath for that price. I went home with another green wreath for $ 10, a couple of swags for a $ 1 each, a box of fruit filler for$ 4 and 5 flameless candles for $ 4 each. I didn’t really lget the chance to look around because I was pressed for time but I will definitely be back!

Today on my way home from Romoland I stopped by the store with a friend who recommended it. Honestly, I cannot believe how much food you get for their $ 25 box deal. Literally, it would be over $ 100 at costco or any major grocery store. For this small fee I received two boxes full of brand name milk, juice, rice, beans, salad dressings, yogurt, meat, etc. along with a ridiculous amount of tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, nectarines, green beans– the list goes on! This warehouse isn’t the nicest or most organized facility, but their prices and friendly volunteer stuff makes up for it. On top of the box deals they have some nice discounts on furniture, they are mostly products that didn’t sell in stores or household items that were returned (irons, coffee pots etc). Everything I saw was in pretty good condition, some of the food on the shelves was expired but probably only 10% of it. Since there aren’t membership fees or restrictions, I would definitely go check it out if you’re ever in the area!
*credit, debit, ebt and cash accepted!

I love this place. Their new location by the old library is exactly what they needed. The space here is pretty well organized.
Western Eagle gets seconds and close outs from target, ikea, furniture, beds, clothes, food, etc.
They also have food boxes for families or individuals on a tight budget, no income requirements or limitations.

I’ve been shopping here since they were down by the Temecula DMV and it’s still great. A little known place Western Eagle is a non-​profit organization that acts as a clearinghouse for Ikea, Doc Martin, and other name brand retainers. The best thing is that since the proceeds fund a local ministry everything you buy is tax deductible since they are non-​profit. Whether your working on your house or looking for a quick gift it pays to check out Western Eagle.