I take my donations to Donate a Miracle. The Owner has an oversized heart and tries to help everyone who is in need.

Went to the new location today and was disappointed. They had 4 employees/volunteers working. 2 of which were sitting at a table in the middle of the store eating lunch. The older man at the register was too busy talking about costume makeup and swords to help us in regards to a piece of furniture we wanted to inquire about so that was a sell they lost. When we walked in, the woman said everything on the very back wall was free. We also heard her tell someone else the very same thing. This turned out to be untrue. At the register we were told that 90% of what we picked up from that wall (including 2 holiday items) we not free. There is also a $5.00 charge to use a credit card. Unfortunately, I have no interest in returning. read more

Decent selection of stuff, but it's highly highly overpriced. 90% of what we looked at we inquired about, had no price tag and the poor was having to run back-and-forth to the owner to check pricing for us... I'm practically everything. That would have to get really old and I would think they could just buy a sticker and actually things to eliminate that. With that being said, the staff was extremely helpful and kind ! read more

The unique experience and the fact that the owner (Liz) really does help those in need!

This is a neat store with a great staff! The environment is in an old church, and they have an eclectic assortment of items. I found a colonial style leather-top side table that they gave to me for 50% off an already great deal, and my family loves it! They also have fill-a-bag specials which help you make the most of your purchase! read more

The workers are so so sweet and if you want a good conversation this is definitely the place to go, just talked to the man at the register for like 15 min about all of the different countries he has visited and the importance of culture They also have great sales and prices! Got some ugg like boots and 3 shirts for like $6 read more

TIPS FOR GOING TO DaM: 1. Bring cash (they can't take credit) 2. Don't be shy about using the bathroom as a changing room. 3. Ask about the .25 rack! 3. Have fun! It's a ware-house style thrift store. If you love thrifting, it's awesome. If you're overwhelmed by too much stuff, it isn't you're cup of tea. It's always clean, organized and friendly. Plus it doesn't have any mixed record on disabled rights like Goodwill. read more

This place is a joke with that name. They rip people off and do not want to help others as they say they do. We used to volunteer here and donate all of the time but when I saw how the owner really treats people who need help we have stopped volunteering and donating. read more

Thrift stores have been a huge help during these hard times to find necessities such as clothing for me and my family (we have 5 boys) I have been here a total of 3 times now and the first 2 times were extremely pleasant. However this third time was the exact opposite. They have a "bargain basement" which you receive a plastic bag for $5 and can pick anything in the basement as long as it fits in the bag. While I was looking through clothes they had in the clothing room I was stopped by a young lady that worked there and she informed me that I couldn't grab the items I had picked because they hadn't gone through them yet (I don't understand why they were in the basement then if they were not a part of the deal) I ended up putting back the items I had grabbed but I wanted to keep a hoodie and a costume skirt I had found and she said I could have them for $2 each. I only had about $9 so that was perfect because I had enough for the bargain bag as well as the two items I wanted. However when I went upstairs to checkout the other lady told me I had to pay $4 for the jacket and not $2 like I was told. I told her to take off the skirt because I didn't have enough The lady upstairs ended up being extremely kind and giving me both for $2 like agreed on. But I am still very disappointed with the other lady. She should have not put those items in the basement or she should have informed me prior to me grabbing the items (she walked in and out of the room a couple times while I was looking) Lack of communication and too many flip flops on prices made me not even want to purchase any items this trip. Hopefully next time goes better because if this turns into a constant thing I will no longer want to shop here anymore /: read more

Disorganized, inconsistent cooling, and very confusing. Found a pair of shoes for $0.25 and magically they cost $6 when I went to pay and the lady was very rude about it and acted like I was trying to pull one over on her. I'll never go back! read more

This was a fun find! They have a ton of cool stuff like furniture, clothes, shoes, toys, house ware, books, art, everything! Prices are pretty good and staff is friendly. I love the old church location on porter & alameda. read more

I have been a customer of Liz store for many years. I have always found her prices to be reasonable and her store friendly. She helps the community, especially the senior citizens. She is business, and unfortunately many have taken advantage of her kindness. She has trusted customers and employees who proved themselves to not be trustworthy. She is a Godly woman and I appreciate her hard work to keep her doors open! read more