I recently needed to get rid of a whole bunch of furniture as I was downsizing my living situation…read moreand for a fee ($75 to pick up in Sweet Home) I was able to donate so much to a great cause! I really like that they help out disaster survivors and domestic abuse survivors in furnishing their new homes, that's what sold me to donating to them over anyone else. The two guys that came were very respectable and quick to load everything up. If I'm ever on either side of their business, I'll be going to them first.

I understand that this is kind of a last option place but in the world of COVID most places aren't…read moredoing pick ups. However, if I'm paying for a service then I expect to have my furniture taken if it's in respectable shape. The deal is $40 to pick up your items, in my case it was a fairly used mattress but clean. Perfectly good for someone who really needs a bed. They arrived, glanced at the mattress and decided that it was not worthy of their outstanding services. I asked if they could take the box spring and they said yes despite that being in worse shape than the mattress. I asked if they would call about a payment that I could process via my card but instead the employees stated "You can just pay us in cash." I regret paying them at all as it wasn't worth the time and certainly wasn't worth the money. All around wouldn't recommend this place if you're trying to get rid of a mattress as they'll only accept it if it is in pristine brand new condition.

The prices are too high. You can tell this is the case by how much stuff they have. They get it for…read morefree and should price it at less than 50% of the new price. Much of the stuff is so old and had less than half its life left. Plus you have to hunt for what you are looking for (unlike at a regular retail store). Time is money and it takes longer to find useful items here. The head cashier (manager?) and the guy in the back (with an eastern European accent) is always so grumpy. Everyone else I've interacted with have been nice though. Wish I had better experiences coming in here because I like to support local and repurpose things and keep them from going to the landfill.

We walked in not know what we where looking for. Then we ran across a really nice standing mirror…read more When we checked out the guy was supper nice and gave us a friendly discount. Super thankful for our experience.

Definitely worth stopping in. It's dirty and I had to climb over shit to get around, kinda feels…read morelike a hoarder's storage unit. There where some real characters in there too, I think they maybe worked there, but I couldn't be sure. We did find some oddball items tho. Prices are REALLY cheap, so that's worth it. Just not the best quality merchandise and you gotta be willing to dig and get dusty. We walked away with an arm load of stuff for $6 or $9 total. Plus the guy gave me this for free!

I'm seriously in love with this store. The staff were amazing, and the relationships that they…read morebuilt with their customers are the sweetest. Don't even get me started on these prices though! Walking in, I was expecting the usual; used, overpriced, seven dollar tee shirts. To my surprise, tees were only 75 cents! Needless to say, I left with an armful of clothes for less than 6 bucks. Will definitely be returning :))

This place is exactly what a thrift store should be. It is well organized. It is run by friendly…read morefolks who are very helpful. You know where the money you spend is going and feel good about it. The best treasures to hunt for here are clothes and shoes. If you're a clothes hound, this is the place for you. There are large selections, things are easy to find, and everything is very reasonably priced. Men, women, boys, girls . . . equal representation for all! If you're more of the collector type, there is also a nice-sized housewares section with lots of fun knick-knacks. My favorite thing about visiting here is that I don't have to spend lots of time searching for things. The store is incredibly tidy and if I'm looking for anything specific, the workers are extremely helpful. I will be sure to stop by every time I am in the area . . . 5 stars well-deserved!

Even since before the move to the new building, Super Thrift has become worse than even Goodwill…read morewhich is hard to do. After the move, it's like they just gave up on attracting or keeping their customers. The store looks nice, and it's in a nice spot but that's about all they have going for them. The prices are absurd and it's like they think they are a high end boutique or something. This is not a serious thrift store and you shouldn't go out of your way to visit when you will just leave empty handed. This company lost it's way.

They have gotten a little bit better than they have been in the past, but still have a ways to go…read more They are better than Goodwill at least. The biggest problem they have is the lack of new product making it out to the sales floor. When you can go weeks between visits and is mostly the same stuff, it makes you want to stop even showing up. One thing they really need to address is their insanity when it comes to furniture. They are hands down the worst place within probably 50 miles to buy used furniture. It's not uncommon to see a stained up, ruined sofa for $2,000+

You combine great values, in a clean store. With good prices and discounts if you also donate goods.read more

Highly recommend scheduling a tour or wildlife encounter!…read more On our "wildlife encounter tour," we got to meet the amazing birds of prey (including getting face to face with a lovely little snow white barn owl) this organization is taking care of. I learned so much and was mesmerized by the birds. The Chimintini Wildlife Center is doing amazing work for all sorts of species of wild animals in the area, and by booking a tour you're not only signing up for an awesome experience and expanding your knowledge of these critical birds, but you're supporting the center's work caring for these birds and many more species that may come into the center. All the birds taken care of here are injured or otherwise wouldn't be able to survive in the wild, so the center uses them for educational tours.