My first time Ever , but it won't be h the last! The…read morestoVery clean , well organized,& eclectic assortment of treasures! I was there with my BFF for 2 and. A half hours!! I spent $80 and got so many beautiful clothes and glassware, scarves. Staff was so nice and attentive. They have new stuff donated everyday, too. Lots of Furniture too! There usually is a sale on one color tag-50% off. Sundays they have a 99 cent sale . Please consider donating your used clothes and housewares.

Great thrift store with great prices unlike a lot of them around definitely recommend to get kids…read moreclothes and things u need here!

Service is hot and cold when donating depending on which employee you see. One was excellent and…read moreone was sub-par.

Awesome place!!! Small but very organized and not cluttered! Look for sales! I paid $32 and…read morepurchased designer pieces worth $315!! Boutique finds, beautiful sweaters and great selection in plus sizes!!! Go on weekday evenings, very relaxed!! service was great!

They talk to you like you don't matter and they don't listen. Controllers. It's all about money.read more

My initial experience before even having intake is that I am extremely concerned about the quality…read moreof service we will receive. It has been difficult to get a return call, when they do return a call they don't leave a message or an extension number so you can contact the therapist directly. the waiting time after calling is about 6 weeks, which may be tool late for many people. We are keeping our intake appt, but after reading the reviews, I feel that this may be a huge waste of time. Will update after intake, but seeing that I am a social worker, I have high expectations for the quality of care I want my child to receive and the already posted reviews make me worry. Keeping an open mind....

I was part of a team that did a food drive for them. We had to deliver food to the elderly. Their…read moreoperation is Top Notch here. They had all the food items available and boxed and ready for us to taking our vehicle and get to location. Everything was well organized with phone numbers of the clients and addresses were set properly , and forms for recipients to sign if necessary.

Saturday night we held our all Louisiana HBCU Mardi Gras in Motown Cabaret fundraiser in the East…read moreBallroom. The staff was so easy to work with and accommodating. The event rooms are spacious and come with tables, chairs and chair covers. The rooms are also carpeted so you will need to rent a dance floor. They also have a prep kitchen and 2 refrigerators for storage. The only con is that only had one cart available to transport items from the door to the room upstairs. I suggest that people have their own carts or buggies. All of our guests enjoyed themselves and we look forward to hosting our event next year. Call Robyn and get Information to book your next event!!

You need to stop. All youre doing is making the problem so much worse. You say you help them become…read moreself sufficient yet its the same ones everyday wanting clothes and other things. You give them brand new things that are used once then thrown in the garbage. You waste so much food and brand new clothes and other brand new items. Youre also wasting tons of food. Shame on you.

Great job feeding the hungry BUT contributing cigarettes bought with charity money is utterly…read moreshameful. I will never donate as long as they continue to use donations for cigarettes.

I really like this location. There is plenty of parking. They provide regular services that are…read moreimmediately useful in the real world. Everyone has problems from time to time and it is comforting and welcoming to know that is something serious happens that a place like the Turning Point Clubhouse (through Community Care Services) is here. More importantly - it is knowing that the people who staff and manage it are here with us. They are professional, have great experience, are compassionate, organized and effective. A sense of community is only a phone call or a visit away. I recently attended a talk at this location hosted by the Downriver FAN (Families Against Narcotics) given by Dr. Christensen from Ann Arbor. I learned a great deal about addiction and recovery. During my visit I was also able to gather meaningful information about other services in the area. These include computer training, food assistance and job assistance. (At the meeting we had some great mostaccioli - they put sausage in it - Yowie! It was great!) I will add their own words : "A sense of belonging, self-worth and accomplishment is critical as individuals recovering from a serious mental illness begin to integrate into the community. Turning Point Clubhouse, a voluntary psycho-social rehabilitation program, provides its members a safe and inspiring environment to expand their social network, explore interests and develop new skills. Turning Point Clubhouse, runs on a work ordered day, which means members are responsible for day-to-day operations. Our members have a strong sense of pride and ownership in the clubhouse and this confidence carries over to other areas of their life. Responsibilities include: *Planning menus and shopping for food *Preparing meals and snacks *Managing budgets and handling cash *Tracking product inventory *Performing computer and clerical tasks *Writing newsletters and community outreach *Maintaining the facility *Planning social outings *Leading tours and orientations *And more..."

Clean easy to shop courteous people, great items. Found good clothing for grand daughterread more

The drop off line was crazy no one helping after 35 min asked if we could just unload the item as…read morewe had to leave to get our kid from school we were next in line was told no and then said we wasn't even going to take our stuff because we asked to joy wait any longer -

Not bad location, but hit-or-miss with product selection and cleanliness. On the plus side, two of…read morethree dressing rooms finally re-opened (post-pandemic) in 2025. However, in January 2026 the discount structure for regional stores has apparently changed, but there was no posted notice about it at this location as of January 15. The long-running 25% discounts on certain days and for certain groups are gone. The maximum now appears to be 10% and there are fewer specific discount days. Not sure about the Friday-Saturday 5 for $5 promotions that have also been running for many years; I didn't ask, and there was no signage the day I was there. As other thrift-store shoppers note here and elsewhere online, prices have been rising in recent years, while the cost of inventory has not changed (donations=free), and the dominant brands/origins of donated items reflect lower-quality products from Temu, Shein, Forever 21, Amazon brands, Walmart/Meijer brands, and Dollar Tree.

This Salvation Army location did not honor the 50 percent off clothing for the 4th of July as…read moreadvertised on the Salvation Army website. Apparently some patrons did get the discount then of course that changed when I went to purchase my clothes. I was purchasing before 2pm as that was the cut off time for the deal. Super disappointed and bad customer service. Left a message at the main office. Will see if they call me back.