I signed up to volunteer my time at this shelter summer 2010. I enjoyed working in the kitchen and…read morehelping prepare food boxes that were set to go out into the community. During my life, there were several times I had help, this was an opportunity to give back. The Owners are strong Christian soldiers who continually give as much as their good Lord provides. If you are around the lovely town of Crossville, take a ride to the Miracle on Fourth St. and see the fruits of a good peoples work, roll your sleeves up and lend a hand. Hope is renewed with the presence of this place as there is no judgement whilst the doors of their hearts are always open and full of life.

My review about the Thift store Employees.I was in the this week 2 times…read morethis week.It has a great assortment of different stuff and most of it is good stuff .In my opinion they hare forgot that it is a Thift store and are pricing items like it is an Antique Store.The difference is things are donated to the Thift store the merchandise does not cost them anything .It seems to me thry have forgot that and fave hit down right ..greedy with there pricing.and for got that tte majority if there customers is Low income people that are willing to shop Thift stores instead of department stores so we can get things cheaper on iyr budgets.But the worst thing that I have found out about there Thift store is a few of there employees .The 1st 1 I would like comment on works at the cash register when she is not out side smoking.which that is favorite place and gets annoyed when some one actually has the nerve to attempt to cash out with her standing watching you at the door with her cigarettee not even attempting to poke her cig arette out until you are standing waiting in her to come and do her job,and if you have a question about something before you check out well uour out of luck because she don't like to be interrupted smoking her cig BECAUSE they are to expensive to waste just because a customer has a silly question.If you have not guessed with one I'm am talking about it is the older women with blonde hair and most of the time it's in a pony tail. SHE IS A SNOB AND SHE IS RUDE not to mention LAzy! I try to be nice to any cashier because I feel like it can be a hard job.I am patient etc. I will wait my turn and MoT get annoyed in doing so. She dies mot deserve her job when I went there yesterday .I went to buy a 40 dollar rug that I had seen earlier in the week.I left with out my rug , And I left feeling like I know how the Black Lady felt in the late 50 s when she was riding the bus and the white man needed a seat and she was told she had to give up her seat because the white man was taking her seat she refused and was arrested .The white man got the seat but the The bus station was boycotted 2 year .I left without my rug because I was treated wrong another women that was behind me got what I should have been able to get because I was the one that was getting showed the rugs she walked up as I was deciding .I told them that i felt like i had just got cheated they ignored me the lady that was behind me and took my rug .I would not have done that to her .I would have told them that the 1st choice should go to the one he was showing the rugs to when she walked up but like so many she just enjoyed their wrong doing because she benefited. So that was my experience on my trip to get a rug for my porch.but when I 1stbask for help with the rolled up rugs .1 of the helpers got 1 and took it to the front I ask him if he would in roll it so I coule see it and the blonde cashier didnt want himbyk in roll it she Said it was to much trouble .I told her I was not going to buy a used rug with out getting to see it.even that was an issue

I volunteer here and the people are just wonderful! It's easy to come and go as a volunteer and…read morethey always make you feel so appreciated! The thrift store is so much fun and has amazingly low prices compared to community competitors. I highly recommend this place as a place to give back by volunteering and as a place to shop and find wonderful things.

Nice thrift store well organized and lots to look thru. Good fair prices will stop again when I am…read morein the area

From the owner: At Threads of Hope in Crossville, TN, find the perfect clothing items while donating to an urgent…read moreand meaningful cause. The local non-profit thrift store sends 100 percent of their proceeds to the House of Hope, a community shelter that provides emergency shelter and specialty programs for children in need. Their compassionate staff is dedicated to creating a positive environment for you to donate clothes and purchase used items. Take your pick of gently used children's, women's, and men's apparel at this large discount thrift store. They also offer toys, furniture, and everyday household products such as kitchen utensils. Do you have extra shirts, pants, and sweaters? Stop by their store to donate your extra belongings or schedule a pickup service if you can't make it to the store yourself. Those items not sold will be passed along to churches, missions trips, and pre-established families in need. Check out Threads of Hope, where thrifty never looked so good, for your next affordable outfit. Their friendly staff is waiting to see you. Call the thrift store today at (931) 707-3463 to ask them any questions or concerns regarding pickup and drop-off times or visit them online for more information.

I had a very negative experience with Holly Brown. She was unprofessional and rude, and her…read morecommunication made me feel uncomfortable. From what I've seen, she has treated others similarly. I would not recommend working with her.

I adopted a dog 4 months ago. I have had continued health issues after heart surgery and it was…read morebecoming more difficult to care for my little dog. I returned her yesterday. Today just before noon, I get a call saying my dog was found in the middle of the road next to a national park and the person was at a local vet and found my name from the chip. I contacted the rescue and they said the dog was at the foster's home. I said no she is not and they need to contact the vet and get her. Once I knew she was picked up and back at the rescue, per the person who found her. I contacted the rescue and said I wanted the dog with me until she could be adopted for her own safety. The lady said it was my fault for giving up the dog and hung up. They do not seem to care for the safety of the dogs. There seemed to be no remorse for the dog being let out or almost run over by a car. Even though I offered to take the dog back until adopted, they refused.

Very kind employees/volunteers working. Such nice items for sale and great prices. I found a cute…read morevintage purse, pie bird and two framed nautical prints. I will definitely be back. The clothing was very well organized but I was with my husband.

There is a nice variety of housewares, furniture, and clothing. Everything was neatly displayed,…read moreand mostly very reasonably priced.