Good parking, good service, wonderful big selection. Nice people! A very popular place!…read moreHighly recommend!

T.L.D.R: The store isn't the same, the atmosphere is tainted, and I'd recommend donating to other…read morelocations like Goodwill and Salvation Army, as that is what InJoy is turning into. As a semi-avid goer of this location and a volunteer at this location before today, I really loved InJoy and the Greenville location as well. But this place has changed drastically since I started going there over a year ago and started volunteering there almost a year ago. The original manager I knew is gone; the entire store's been rearranged and remodeled; the 50% volunteer discount went down to 20%; and I didn't even get it half the time after the change. You can't buy in bulk anymore while volunteering (a box with a set price instead of each item individually priced), and it just doesn't feel the same anymore. It ended today when I was told by the new manager that I've had my volunteering privileges revoked. She tried to hide why and kept avoiding when I asked why until I started getting into specifics. I asked if it was because I had tried to buy a camera bag at one price rather than opening it and individually pricing everything in it (which I had done because I had forgotten about the new rule and it was like 6:10 pm and everyone wanted to leave, which was quickly remedied by me going into the back, taking both cameras out, and a lens box for one of the cameras, getting him to price the cameras, and paying for them, by which I didn't get the discount then either), and she said things were "missing from the bag," which is quite odd considering I was the only one who'd looked at it aside the donation receiver as I grabbed the camera bag from a donation bin used for incoming donations that was under multiple other crates. Furthermore, I had left that bag on the overflow shelving before I left next to (or close to) a broken point-and-shoot Samsung camera I had tested previously (and ruined one roll of film and ended up screwing the other one up with humidity by leaving it in my pocket while testing), and said bag was gone today when I went, having only a camera flash and booklets left in it when I had last seen it. It is my humble opinion, and that too of my parents, that someone stole from the location and blamed it on me. It is disappointing that a store built on Christian values would have such a situation occur, and it's disappointing what this place has become.

When I need new (to me), affordable shelves to custom paint for my home office? The Rummage…read moreWarehouse. When I need furniture and home decor to help an acquaintance who is starting over? The Rummage Warehouse. When I need office furnishings to stage a rental space? The Rummage Warehouse. Huge selection, great prices (everything is negotiable, and new inventory weekly. What more could you ask for?

I had the BEST time rummaging around this warehouse! So many things to see! The staff Ms Doris and…read moreMs Joyce were so nice and helpful and at checkout I was very pleased with the negotiation! Definitely going back and taking friends!!

First time shopping here and this is my review as a seasoned thrift shopper:…read more Pros: Friendly staff and good selection of a variety of items (clothes, electronics, housewares, seasonal etc). Best days to shop are Tuesday $2 & Wednesday $1. Most of the items are from Amazon returns. 7 day return on all furniture & VIP items. Cons: Furniture & "VIP" electronics are priced high, some are missing pieces. Book selection and price $2 aren't impressive, especially when Habitat Restore is right around the corner selling books: 5 for $1

best prices and they always have something I need great service and staff wide selection rangeread more

A wonderful antique and second hand shop. Beautiful things to choose from! The man who runs the…read moreplace is very helpful and outstanding in his service. I very much enjoyed my time there and came away with additions to my cloisonné dish/ashtray collection. Good parking, clean bathrooms, good service, great referrals.

Nice shop, reasonable prices and kind staff. We thoroughly enjoyed our stop there and love our…read morepurchases.

I bought this house in 1982 as an investment. It had not been painted at least 35 years and was…read moreabout to fall down the paint with peeling off Andy House as serious Support problems were the support owner of the house had rotted and was sagging really bad. I loved this old house. I could see the potential in it, but it needed a lot of work. I bought it from the nephew and niece of the man who passed away that owned it. I started working on it with my younger brother who was a great Carpenter.)RIP) We went in head first and started working on the house every day in the night until midnight. I work on this house for seven years. I bought an old railroad jack from the flea market and my brother jacked up the porch with my ex-husband and replace the rotten support system to level it out. It had original radiator steam heat from the boiler that was in the basement in the whole house, but it didn't work. I heard a good Plumber to come down and repair the boiler system and get the heat back on. It was a big job. I put my heart and soul in this house and a whole lot of money. I loved it. And was so proud of it. Seven years after refinishing it, I submitted it to the historical study and in two years later, they selected my home to go on the national historical register in my name! I sold it and I wish I still had it but one of my friends has it as a consignment shop. And keeps it up nice

For those of us that really enjoy off the beaten path discoveries, this is a gem! We sorta just…read moredrove past it, loved the home and discovered it was actually a business! Really a lovely home if you love older homes like we do (we live in a family home built it 1920) . Awesome selection of antiques! Gaynell was very kind and knowledgeable!

Wilson is lucky to have such a wonderful shoe store. I recently had a great return/store credit…read moreexperience. I bought some boots that I loved in the store, but they just didn't love me or my outfits at home. Since I got them on sale I didn't think I could return them, but asked for a store credit. The owner graciously gave me a store credit that I need to use within six months. That's pretty straightforward. Don't worry, it won't be a problem using that store credit with such an amazing selection. Support local!

What a cute Shop. Much more than shoes. I purchased a beautiful handbag,beaded necklace and scarf…read more They had some cute outfits too. Well worth the trip to Wilson for this shopping spree. Thanks Girls Awesome Customer Service and I love my new finds

Mona Pants Mintage Shop raises money for animal rescue groups; shelters; and animal sanctuaries…read more They also provide pet food to those that need it in the community. I was warmly greeted when I arrived at the store and given time and space to browse the items. The retail store is a hodgepodge of items so you never know what treasure you will find. I loved the variety. They have jewelry; soaps; candles; pottery; animal toys & treats; clothing. Some items are second hand. The Fantastical Magical Air Plant Creatures are what caught my eye. I had trouble deciding on which one to get. then I went back about 30 miutes later to buy another. Now I wish I bought a few more so I think I will need to make a return trip to Zebulon in the near future.

This is a fantastic shop and a wonderful way to raise awareness, support, and funds for so many…read moreanimals and individuals in need. By shopping with The Mona Pants Mintage Shop, you succeed in supporting a this great cause! This life saving organization, the Mona Pants Foundation, helps all animals (and people!) in need! They specialize in helping Animal Shelters, Animal Rescues, Animal Sanctuaries, K9 Firefighters, K9 Officers, and Senior Dogs via the Mona Pants Foundation Senior Dog Sanctuary. At the Mona Pants Foundation Senior Dog Sanctuary, they take in Senior dogs who have been abandoned for the remainder of their lives! This cause is especially near and dear to my heart, as I have an aging Senior Boston Terrier myself and her name is Maggie. I am multiply disabled and Maggie is my registered Service Dog. Sadly, Maggie is retiring as my Service Dog as she is ready for her Golden Years, at this time in her life she typically spends her days (and nights!) resting relaxing, sleeping, and then more sleeping! Let me attest to the sad truth that caring for a Senior dog comes with many challenges and much heartache. My "baby girl" Miss Maggie Moo Mcpiggles has sadly gone both deaf and blind at this stage of her life. I often think about what my life will be like when she passes away, and I no longer have her in my life, and it frequently breaks my heart. I've also personally experienced having close friends and family in my life who avoid spending time with Maggie at this point, as seeing Maggie aging and becoming multiply disabled is far too painful for them to endure. I know in my heart that I am truly blessed with the gift of being able to care for my elderly dog Maggie at this stage in her life, when she needs me the very most. Sadly, some individuals aren't able to care for their elderly dogs due to time constraints, lack of resources, perhaps that cannot afford the expensive veterinary costs associated with caring for an aging dog. These individuals may be disabled in such a way, or perhaps elderly themselves and at a stage in their lives where they be experiencing extreme fatigue, financial hardship, debilitating illnesses, in their lives that make caring for their elderly dog truly impossible for them to manage. Whatever the case may be, these vulnerable dogs, with so much love left to give, are often abandoned, surrendered to animal shelters, or surrendered to animal rescues. It's heart breaking to realize that these Senior dogs are rarely adopted out into a loving, supportive forever home at this stage in their lives. Senior Dog Sanctuaries, such as the Mona Pants Foundation, truly make the world a better place. They provide so many amazing and deserving Senior dogs with a warm, loving, caring, and comfortable home, where they can go to live in peace, joy, and happiness for the remainder of their lives. They provide delicious food and veterinary care to these Senior dogs who would otherwise be euthanized or much worse, left to suffer and die alone in excruciating pain. Please know that your love and support, via liking, sharing, reviewing, and otherwise spreading the word about these organizations on social media, Yelp, Google, TrustPilot, Facebook, etc. all make a significant impact. You can also show your support by choosing to volunteer your time, by donating funds, by donate belongs, by donating a vehicle, by donating pet food and pet supplies (to support the resources needed when caring for these animals), by fostering an animal, really any way you are able to help these animals by supporting organizations, such as The Mona Pants Foundation, truly makes the World a better place, by improving and saving the lives of so many animals in need. Since these animals often go on to assist and even save the lives of individuals in need (such as in the cases of our K9 Firefighter and K9 Officers) your support truly succeeds in saving all lives!

Sometimes the jaded part of me wonders why I stop by places like this when I expect I'm going to…read morefind the usual flotsam. It's nice to know my jaded self can still be surprised. I like the Treasure Shoppe. Although it carries some of the expected things, they're so reasonably priced I felt like I was stealing them when I got the total at the register. There's a little bit of everything here and it's all mixed together so I had no choice but to take time looking at everything. Treasure Shoppe has quite a few handmade goods from locals: jewelry, soaps, and miscellaneous decorative items. I wish I knew how people came up with these simple, yet creative ideas. When I saw the handmade knit shawls (and hats), I nearly bought everything they had -- the price was so incredibly low, there's no way the person who knit those is making a profit. They weren't made of the lightweight yarn using large knitting needles either, it was the heavyweight yarn, made with smaller needles that create a garment meant for warmth, not frills. The ladies that work here are incredibly friendly, chatty, and sweet -- everything you'd expect. Except for the guilty feeling I had for walking out with some cute things for a bargain price, I had fun exploring and look forward to doing so again.