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    3.4 (54 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    The Second to open "Blessings Abound Thrift Store" is located around the corner from its Main Store and Subway, has upscale items and fine jewelry, plus many unique household items at its thrift store pricing with 45% of its profits going back to special community projects, helping our own community. Limited parking. Not disabled nor wheelchair accessible. CHRISTMAS ITEMS GALORE TODAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2025. Mgb.

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    Christina B.

    I stopped into this thrift store yesterday, and I was generally quite pleased. It appears that this thrift store is run and mostly staffed by older adults. They were all friendly and they do their job conscientiously and organize extremely well at this thrift store. I was delighted that the books were in alphabetical order as I've never seen that before at a thrift store! They also have toys, neatly organized, and enclosed in wrapping so that small pieces are not lost. It is a very large thrift store with more diverse items than typical thrift stores. Upon checking out I found out they have another one and the same complex right around the corner and I was given information and a coupon for that. I scored some books and, reasonable priced 18 month clothing for my grandson and some toys and a nice book bag. The only reason I rated it a four is because I believe some prices are overpriced. Some things they have very reasonable, but there are other items that I think are out of range in pricing for a thrift store.

    Perfect example of the cool stuff you can find here.
    Grace S.

    If there is a thrift store in the KC area that I HAVENT been to, I'd be shocked. That being said, by far THE BEST thrift store in KC is Blessings Abound for one reason alone - the ritzy and lovely people of Overland Park donate all their stuff here. There are soooo many good finds! Not only that, proceeds go to a good cause, staff are always friendly, and the prices are reasonable ($35 for a Northface coat that's in pristine condition, yes please). I highly recommend! I always find something cool, and they have a punch card system (always a plus). I've found so many valuable collectors items here, vintage toys, nice clothes (again, bougie people of OP), and nice furniture. It's fun to look even if you don't buy anything!

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    The store itself is huge and they have a lot of cool stuff. The prices are super outrageous and especially for a thrift store.

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    7 months ago

    Very nice helpful workers clean store very organized wish they had more locations always find something their prices are excellent

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    Set up well with a large inventory. Color discount tags need more advertising thru out the store.

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    1 year ago

    Visited for first time yesterday. Great selection and quality clothing. We are traveling in the area. We'll be back.

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    2 years ago

    We are moving out of state and we have made more than a dozen trips there donating items and the guys in the back were always nice

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    Great place to get glass vases. They have a huge space to browse which you're certain to find a few things that you never knew you needed!

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    4 years ago

    Best thrift store I've ever been to. I lived in Bushwick in Brooklyn. This place is better.

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    Used to be my favorite thrift store. Unfortunately they are over pricing most items. What are used to be fun is now disappointing.

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    They are awesome! Sweetest lady rang me up and before I could even get out to help two guys had my table loaded in my car trunk for me!

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