Highly recommend!!…read more Great location and staff! They give back To the community. Jeff was so kind! They had everything from sunglasses, kids clothing, women's, men's, formal wear, household, toys and so much more! So happy I found my new go to store!

Very nice thrift store with very affordable prices! Staff friendly, nice selection of clothing for…read more$5 each!!

This is the cutest little second-hand store with an amazing mission! All proceeds benefit Mary…read moreQueen of Angels, a nonprofit pregnancy care center offering assistance to pregnant Mom's, Dad's and their children up to 2 or 2 1/2 years old. I was dropping off some donations and couldn't help myself and left with a beautiful wooden stove cover that can also be used as a giant charcuterie board in my opinion, a cast-iron cross, an outdoor candle lantern and a fruit bowl. Great finds! I was really impressed with the high quality of the furniture that has been donated & for sale at really reasonable prices. I'm afraid if I had a truck I would've left with much more! Haha! The shop accepts donations of light furniture, decorative household items and collectibles. A much better option to donate your gently used home decor, collectibles and light furniture because you know EXACTLY where the funds are going from the sale of your donated and purchased items. The store is super clean & the volunteers working the store are the sweetest! Tax receipts are given for donations and purchases upon request.

Awesome used goods and all to a good cause! I purchased a floor lamp for $30. They have items…read moreincluding clothing, housewares, home decor, furniture, etc. Nice ladies that volunteer here are helpful as well Check it out!!

Very nice staff. The lady I spoke to was so appreciative of my donation. She does great work. We…read moredonated to helping hands for Xmas this year too.

Real deal, nice stuff and great sales (watch for them on Facebook) - $2 bag sales and even heard of…read more.50cent sales! Great that the owner lets foster kids come and get what they want/need for free! Win/win - great deals for me and sales from the thrift store support the foster care closet!

Thrift stores typically get their merchandise as donations from their surrounding communities. That…read moremeans inventory here tends to be from the large--often low price oriented--mass merchandisers. There are lots of clothing tags from Walmart, Target, and Kohl's. This store has a large selection in men's and women's clothing and housewares. Different color merchandise tags each week offer 50% off savings. Though the merchandise is donated, retailers have suffered from increased overhead costs like every other business. That's passed along to consumers in pricing that some buyers may feel are high. They only need check SalvArm's prices to new elsewhere to confirm the value the store offer.

A great place to drop gently used things...they help support our larger community. We're all in…read morethis together folks!

My husband passed away 10/4/24..He was in memory care. I took his clothes to the Lake St. Louis…read moreGoodwill and it was awful....I had gone there many times when we lived in LSL and they were always polite and gave a receipt for the items given....No one available to take the bags out of the trunk...So, I managed to do it alone...finally a man came out and did not offer a receipt...Needless to say Goodwill is now on my sh** list and will never receive another item from me...Don't go there....they act like they are on drugs and that they hate you....Find another place to put your loved one's items. Good will is off bounds for me.....

I go here often. The store is clean and organized and constantly adding new merchandise. The only…read moreissue is that the staff is not well trained in customer service. The manager obviously works hard to make sure the store is kept neat, but must pay or treat the staff horribly. I've never received a smile, a greeting, or a knowledgeable answer to a question. All employees look like they hate their jobs. The owner needs to learn that you should treat your employees exactly how you want them to treat your customers. These employees are obviously treated poorly.

Vienna co-worker recently shopped here last week to see what this place had to offer especially…read moresince he's never been to a Habitat for Humanity and I'm a big fan of a lot of their stores . I was actually very disappointed with this location because it lacked a lot of practical items that a lot of stores have. This layout was not good either . It lack a lot of Hardware that I was searching for to possibly take home and even a lot of bathroom items that most habitat for humanities carry. Overall, besides it like a selection I did leave the store feeling disappointed. Overall, I wouldn't mind checking the store again in the future and give it a second chance

While not a dump (taking everything) this is a great place to donate larger items, tools, and…read morebuilding materials. I have bought recycling cans dirt cheap. I have seen exercise equipment, tables, sofas chairs, kitchen supplies along with tools and building supplies. Need a window or door? Come here for a discounted used one. This is for basic used items. Think of a treasure hunt.

Thrift store time! Location in a strip mall setting. Ample parking. Store nice size , restroom…read moreclean. Store was clean and clear of clutter. Inventory in my opinion is not up to par. Most Items were not clean examples luggage was old and dingy, kids and babies items looked worn and dated , kitchenware looked rusted and worn . In my opinion just because you are a thrift store , items should still be gently used otherwise it's just junk. Everyone's junk is not everyone 's treasure . I'm just saying if you are the staff that is deciding what goes out and what gets trashed , think for one sec and if you won't buy it , most likely no one will. Be mindful of customers time and monies. Clothes were reasonably price . Mattresses were available at this location . Men items and Christmas decor were just ok.

I only drove around the back to donate a few times. I don't try to donate on Tuesday or Thursday…read morebecause of the posted sign. The workers are friendly. They have less of an attitude about donations compared to Goodwill or Habitat for Humanity. Every worker seemed honestly grateful for each donation. With tornados hitting the area- I would think my donations would be appreciated.

Good is good for having a nice selection of items and the way the store organizes the storre is…read morewonderful. My issue is that Goodwill gets everything donated and free, but they sell it back to us at premium prices. A used, no name urse was $15 and a pair of used shoes nearly $30. Ridiculous... I grew up w Goodwill as my go-to place. Now, Ill never go back. It was good while it lasted.

I LOVE THIS STORE! Great prices and a very friendly staff! This store has a little of everything…read more I'm never disappointed shopping here!