This is an ok location. It does have easy drop off in the back. Super nice people work back…read morethere. The store inside is fine. Not great. Feels like alot of the strip offs might get sold in a different location. Easy parking. 1 12

Ok here's the thing. I love shopping local, thrifting, and supporting sustainable fashion. The…read morestaff here is super friendly and the store is well-organized and appears clean. HOWEVER. while browsing the women's leggings, there was an alive, large, and wiggling cockroach. On the bright side, I found an authentic Burberry bag for 99 cents. But will I be adding this to my regular thrift route? Certainly not at the top of my list...

Amazing selection and even BETTER PRICES!!! The staff is so sweet and the center does a great job…read moreof catering to the local population. I got two very nice ties for a dollar a piece. They even have designer soaps for 25 cents a pop. I took this picture of the entry way. It seems they run a food program for the local homeless population. What a noble mission. Deeply appreciated my visit to this store!

Absolute treasure trove for shoes, especially high heels. In general it's a hidden gem, and a must…read morefor thrift shoppers far and wide. St Vincent De Paul's has everything, clothes, shoes, houseware, frames, furniture, etc. I had a great time perusing the shop. However, it's a shame that most of the shoes were for smaller women when I visited. Would definitely come back, it's a great find.

These ladies have become FAMILY to my kids and I! Seriously. They always have MOREEEE then fair…read morepricing and a very crazy, and insanely lucky selection! I am not exaggerating when I say every single article of clothing my kids have is from here. They have daily sales and are very helpful. My mom passed a little over a year and a half ago, and these ladies have become a sense of comfort for me and my family. These gals help with anything from explaining daily household items and their uses, to helping calm and entertain my kiddos while mommy can look and find the incredible deals I do! As always, THANK YOU LADDS LADIES! For literally everything I have and come to have!

It's a small but mighty thrift shop with a set of cute ladies working. You can tell this store is…read moreincredibly beloved by their community. Prices were great and extremely affordable, they don't seem to have the same price increase bug as some of the other corporate thrift stores.

Five stars for the cause and the actual donation process. Two and a half stars for the awkward…read morecheck in. I'm feeling generous so I will average out to four stars, while telling myself that any awkwardness was due to donating during COVID-19, and the Red Cross hadn't quite figured out how to do things in a time of adjustment. But either way, donating blood is important, and I'm glad I did, for so many reasons. Let me make one thing perfectly clear: "majorly needlephobic" doesn't even begin to cover it for me most days. In 2016, after finding myself in a situation where I would need regular lab work for the rest of my life (not the kind that prevents you from donating), I decided to put it behind me once and for all and give blood. And I did it. Upon finding out that I had an in-demand blood type, I decided that I'd donate again in the future. I chose to return to the Red Cross since I was already in the system, and the location was convenient. Now, here are the quirks of donating during a pandemic: when I arrived, with my mask, no one was at the check in desk, save for a tablet to check yourself in. As I started the process, I heard someone yelling to me: "miss? MISS?" I stopped what I was doing and asked if there was a step I missed. The employee's response was to wave a bottle of hand sanitizer in front of me, as well as a thermometer. Now, since he'd been able to shout to me to get my attention, I'm not sure what prevented him from saying, "can you please let us take your temperature and use this hand sanitizer before you continue?" But I digress. It's a stressful time, and I was nervous enough about the whole donating process in the first place, so I let it go. The actual donation was very smooth. I had a different technician who stayed with me the whole time and talked to me to distract me as needed. Pro tip: if you're nervous about donating, going to a dedicated donation center such as this one will help. Those chairs are the best. Make sure you drink a ton of water before and after. Your body will want to retain all of it for a few days, so plan accordingly. I will definitely return to the Red Cross, pandemic or no pandemic, because I'm able to see past my own fears for what the big picture is. I do wish they wouldn't call a million times when you're eligible to donate again. Pro tip to the Red Cross: I'll call you. Don't worry about scheduling me again. I'll be there, with water, and as long as you have someone at the desk when people check in, we'll be just fine.

Give blood y'all! I've given blood for years and have been to this location a couple of times now…read more As far as the draining of one's bodily fluids go (and sometimes putting them back in), this is the place to do it! The facility is clean, and the people are as nice as should be expected. This isn't the service industry and they don't work for tips, so I don't expect them to provide "stellar service". They did what they do with me in a timely fashion. They didn't leave a mark and they fed me afterwards. I had no issues with check in or registration. I even got to watch TV while I gave blood. Consider it a success!

Pretty messy and a lots of junk. Some treasure. Gotta dig for it. I grabbed a few summer shirts at…read morearound $5 a piece. The dressing room was pretty gross and not enough hanging hooks if you want to try on items. They do have specials by tag color and day of the week. Jewelry items are up front behind the counter. There are VHS tapes and cassette tapes, books and other items as well as tons of clothes.

This thrift store is always well stocked with clothing and shoes. The housewares are rather sparse…read moreright now. Monday is Senior discount day and they also have daily discounts. Amvets is less expensive than the Goodwill store, so I think we're getting more for our money here.

Habitat has a fabulous selection of furniture and very helpful staff! I found a beautiful dresser…read moreand happened to be there when there was a 50 % off dresser sale. My lucky day!

I stopped by on a Friday and found two cabinets…read more Spend half an hour here and you probably will find what you need (and then some). Naturally, you're at the mercy of what the locals donated. But if you walk by with an open mind, you might be pleasantly surprised.