This place is the BEST! Wonderful, friendly staff that are always willing to lend a hand and full…read moreof smiles. Everything is $1 or less. Full of tons of treasures.

From the owner: Grace Thrift Shop brings you great deals! Everything in our store is $1, or less. You'll find…read moreclothing, housewares, books, and children's items.

I have been to many Goodwills and this is definitely the best one. It's very clean and organized…read moreand they have great sales!!

Wow! If you need a used appliance that actually WORKS... check this place out! Also if you are…read morelooking to paint your house inside and out they have a nice selection of paint and tools to get the job done!

This is a large reuse store. A lot of building supplies, but also furniture, clothes, etc. A lot to…read morelook at, and well organized (except for the clothing, which is in bins for by-the-pound purchasing). The prices are inexpensive, and the staff is friendly. I would come here again if I lived in the area.

They were having a July sale and I got an entire cart full of great things for $25.00. Great…read morebargain. Very nice staff/volunteers. Best bargains in the Valley-others are very over-priced.

This is a medium sized thrift store. The prices are decent, and the staff is friendly. They have a…read moregood selection, and I'd probably go again if I lived in the area. The name has changed. It's Ablelight Thrift Store.

There is a tin robot that stands outside and their sign is an interesting shade of green…read more Stopped in as part of our thriftin' and siftin' day excursion. This is an alright thrift store. Nothing of interest for us this trip, but for people looking for second hand baby goods, this place had it. Baby stuff galore. High Chairs, toys, clothes etc. There was a young boy and his mom picking out a game together. It's nice to see people reusing people's unwanted goods. I guess that's one of the cool things about thrift stores seeing once loved goods going to someone else who is excited about getting it.

We had some outdoor furniture we took to this store. The employee who helped us was very courteous…read moreand thanked us several times for our donation. Good customer service!

I don't mind cleaning my purchases from this store but it really baffles me how dirty their stuff…read moreis. Last week I purchased a crock pot. Didn't look at it too close until I got it home. The inside looked like it was used and then taken directly to be donated. I had to cook the crust off inside. It looked like it was used several times without cleaning it. I won't be buying their dirty stuff anymore after this episode :)

My friends and family and I donate a lot to this store, all clean and very nice stuff. Suddenly…read morethey're going through all the boxes before we can leave? Haven't had anything rejected but it's insulting.Would like to support the cause but there are some awfully unfriendly staffers lately and we have all decided that we will be donating to St. Vincent's in Marshfield from now on instead.

Nice selection and fun to hunt for treasures. On the expensive side for thrift stores. Pretty…read morewell organized. No changing rooms is a big deal as you cannot return things except for store credit. Since used clothing is so hard to tell if it will fit, I don't buy clothes here anymore because I've gotten home and they don't fit.

Today I got kicked out of Savers. I asked a team member if there were fitting rooms as I am 5…read moremonths pregnant and wanted to try on jeans. When they said no I had to find another option and used the restroom stall. A team member came in the bathroom, told me I am not allowed to try clothes on in the bathroom and told me I had to leave. She continued by following me to the front door of the store. Embarrassed is an understatement. Where are people suppose to try on clothes? Even Goodwill has a fitting room. I am extremely displeased with the way this was handled and will be taking my business elsewhere.