Before walking in they take your temperature, the store had maybe 5 people shoping inside…read more Been here a few times always hoping to find something I can not live without. They had alot of furniture, the prices are higher than you would think, even with a half off sale it would still be high. They did have some different pieces if you needed beds there were a few to pick from. My husband asked about some lawn equipment they were selling. The employee wasn't sure if there was a guarantee, because you can not start anything to see. They say it works but you want to make sure. He came back and said there was no guarantee. That's crazy. So they didn't make a sale. They did have some good prices on books, I love cookbooks and always see if there is one I have to have. I found a bread book all different recipes, hard cover for just fifty cent and in great shape! My Mom found a few things she was happy with. Some items are way over priced and if you read other reviews we are not the only one who thought the same thing. Its one of those places you stop to see if there is anything you may need for building or remodling and they have some odds and end but no clothes here. ***Before buying any electronic or electrical items make sure they work.***

Overpriced. Overpriced. Overpriced…read more There are a lot of items still for sale that were there over a year ago when I first went in this place. When I stopped by today they had a used table from Ikea priced higher than it costs brand new. Who wants a dirty, scratched up table for above retail prices? I'm not sure sure who is in charge of pricing things here, but they should be fired immediately as they are clearly incompetent and not on top of things.

This used to be the best thrift store in Cabarrus County. Yes, used to be. It has gone downhill…read moreever since they reopened after C*vid. That's part of the problem too - all new staff due to firing the old staff during C*vid times...ones who had been there for years & were so sweet. The new manager is a guy who frequently complains openly about people shopping in the store, has literally complained about having to check my cart of stuff because I "got too much" and it'd take a while to scan it all in (I had maybe 6 books, a couple of shoes and some small nicknacks - it wasn't a lot). He's also changed sale hours - day of - closing early because he felt like it. He does not make people feel welcome to shop there - it's like we're bothering him to be in the store. Also, the pricing has gotten really bad - it's frequently at or above retail now, which is so sad since this stuff is always clearly used and *given/donated* to the store, but they grossly overprice it. Case in point: A used coffee grinder for $24.99 when it's new for $18.95 on Amazon or $19.98 at Walmart. The clothes have been really stained, hole-filled, torn and ripped lately. I really hate how bad the store is these days... I went in recently and they were selling a side table that was missing two legs, but still had it priced at $39.99. It just makes me so sad since this used to be my favorite thrift store in the area, and it's awful now.

This is by far, the best SA within 60 miles. I'm an avid thrifter and visit many SA's, but none…read morecan beat MY store. The staff is always friendly and most helpful!

Crisis Assistance Ministry is a literal joke! I feel they pick and choose how and who they will…read morehelp. if they are the main source for rental assistance then why is it so hard to get assistance with your rent? I was starting a month long unpaid job training returning to my career as a flight attendant that next Monday with leaving that Sunday. I've been out of work since September 2024 having fled DV from another state, homelessness, divorce (that was the best part) house fire loosing EVERYTHING, car accident totaling my new vehicle by a drunk driver, job loss, and had two total hip replacement surgeries 7 weeks apart. So to get through that struggle and finally be able to return to work has been the best thing to happen to me over two years. I went on a Wednesday with all my information for help with my May rent and got a call back from a Myra the following Friday. I was told to pay $1600 of my $2300 rent and they can pay the remaining $700. She had not looked over my documents because if she had she'd seen I had already paid $1100 of my May rent and just needed help with the remaining amount so she said to pay $500 more and they will pay $700 because that's all they are providing everyone due to funding. I told her I don't have a way to get the $500 unless I turn down the job offer and NOT attend training and drive uber and Lyft to come up with the money. I guess she tried to be encouraging with saying not to turn down the job offer and miss training. She had also brought up June rent saying they can't help me with May Rent if I won't have June rent but I said I didn't need help with June rent as someone was staying at my place the month of June and paying the rent in addition to taking care of my pets while I was away. i had everything figured out. I just needed that last boost of help to get me back on my feet. I was only behind because I was in a car accident in April and wasn't able to drive uber/lyft a few weeks and got behind but paid a portion of May rent with what I had saved. So ultimately, I've turned down the position, paid the $500, now behind the rest of May and now June, (since the person staying at my place no longer needs to stay) I went to crisis ( I don't get return calls) to leave word to my case worker for assistance and I'm waiting for a call back. I don't expect any help without added stress and I don't wish bad on anyone but I really feel some of those people working there need to understand by experience, the struggle and pain of regaining your life back and the humility of having to ask for help. I've read through all the comments and feel for everyone and pray something more can be done to help the entire community because Crisis Assistance Ministry is NOT it!

Do not waste your time. Let me tell you the process that no one explains. The first step you need…read moreto get there at 6 AM and wait in line until 8:30 AM for someone to see you. Once you do that then you have to wait until about 10 to 10:30 AM to go inside and present your papers. Then they will explain, you have to wait about two weeks or more until you're called. But don't stop there you get a phone call and the process is if you can cover almost all of your rent they can assist, they only give you about $50 almost only if you can come up with the rest. So guess what if you can't come up with none of it they won't do anything especially partial payments. So, if your rent is anywhere above $50 good luck. They will only cover almost nothing. Do not waste your time. This is awful. I will be filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.

The staff here are so professional and friendly. More than one associate asked if I needed…read moreassistance while browsing...I don't even get such good service the grocery store. The store is also organized and neat. Kudos to the team at this location!

I had went and scheduled a pick up in advance for a sofa. I patiently waited for the day to arrive…read moreso I could donate a beautiful sofa and received a confirmation but the day of the pick up I never received a phone call. I called to confirm a gentleman very arrogantly told me somebody would be there between 130 and 4:30 PM. I waited the entire day no-show and no call. I do not recommend donating to this company. You're better off just calling 311 and dumping the item. If you can't turn it in yourself, I don't know how the Salvation Army doesn't bother to hire more employees if they make money off a donations and can't be bothered to pick up the item scheduled. I would've at least have been more understanding of a phone call of some kind, but I received no consideration in this regard of my time.

I have started going to this spot pretty regularly. It's similar to most thrift stores, in that you…read morenever know what you are going to find. The inside of the store itself is Huge! There are racks upon rack of clothing for all sizes and genders. They usually have a pretty nice furniture selection along the right hand side of the store, as well as dozens of wall-art pieces. Some days the pickins are more slim than others, but without fail, every time I walk into the store I walk out with something I couldn't resist. One of my favorite finds was a super cute (like new) shirt for $3. Tuesdays and Thursdays Senior Citizens get a 25% discount on clothing items, and Wednesday's are another big sale day with 10% off your entire purchase. My grandma enjoys their book section, and has found many a good read here. Overall a great place to kill time and get that exciting feel that comes from bargain hunting! It's like a Goodwill on steroids. Seriously, it's great!

Was shocked to see a manager loudly berating an employee in front of customers, really lost her…read morecool and looked a little crazy. Very unprofessional! Found out the managers name was Mary and she often treats employees and even customers rudely.

Super super cool vintage items from Atari cartridges to tshirts to really random things from the…read more80's you just forgot about. Yes they are a bit pricey but friendly people help and the stuff is cool.

Total scam. While they do have many nice pieces it is outrageously expensive, go to any other place…read morein the area and their variety of clothing and random goods significantly exceeds the little bit that is here. The woman at the front was not so friendly but was a chatterbox with others. There is like four parking "spots" as well. Entrance is on a gravel path