I go to goodwills and spend my money and put little tracks and bibles out for people to take and…read moreread. I have been told not to put them out that they dirty the store. The manager Jennifer was very rude about it and would only say they dirtied the store and If I put them out they would pick them up and throw them away. This is the store on Charlestown Rd New Albany Indiana. This is the only store that's ever said or had a problem with spreading the love of God..

The manager there is rude and vulgar. He stormed past my 6yr old grandson complaining about another…read morekid and said "these f**king kids do whatever they want". When I went to complain he just walked to the back of the store. Completely unacceptable and disrespectful behavior. This happened today 7/31/2024 around 6pm

We have dropped donation items off at this location several times in the past few years and…read moreappreciate how easy it is, as well as the mission of this business. There are several locations, and this one is located in the Hamburg area near Tractor Supply as a landmark. The drop off is on the right hand side of the building and can pull up and employees will collect the donated goods. They have signage directing where to enter the single drop off lane. There are also posted signs listing what can and cannot be donated. Staff are polite and helpful. I have not been inside the building or made a purchase to this point, so I cannot comment on that aspect of this business. I do know that the mission statement has been to sell donated items and then to utilize those funds to assist victims of abuse, which has our support 100%. (Side note: I also choose to donate here rather than at another specific well known charitable drop-off site which has high prices and high administrative costs, resulting in less funds going to the people it claims to serve.)

Service was awesome. Great selection and prices were respectable kids toys, clothes shoes were all…read morereasonably priced lots of decor items as well

So much bigger than expected! This thrift shop carries the items you'd expect - clothing, shoes,…read morebooks, home decor, kitchenware, toys, games, and seasonal items. What wasn't expected was the large warehouse of furniture, garden items, sports equipment, cabinets, bikes a s more. Today's signage noted everything was 50% off. What wasn't expected nice compared to other thrift stores was the amount of space and shelves. Instead of items being on top of each other, it was easy to browse the aisles. Prices were across the board - in some cases, practical and reasonable, but in others the prices were stunningly high. Like do a double take because you think you read it wrong kind of high. We had a good time exploring, but left without taking anything home.

It is a huge location. Wide variety selection. They get items for free. All of the furniture,…read morestained, torn, broken, or even excellent condition are over priced. $50-300 for something you obtained for free is corporate greed to the T. This place is worse than the local goodwills on overpricing the items they got for free. 0 help for the community in need. If you need clothes, it's okay pricing. Don't buy anything else from this store

Fantastic experience. The place was clean and organized and the people were very friendly. I will…read morerecommend this shop to my friends.

From the owner: We offer lightly used clothing, household items, toys, tools and more.read more

Extremely friendly staff!…read more Prices are great on clothing, a little high for furniture. Lots of space and a positive mission. Nice alternative to Goodwill up the street.

Greeted with friendly staff. Everything was well organized. Donation process was easy. Mission to…read morehelp the community was a bonus. Great prices. Lots of furniture, clothes, home goods, holiday & many other items.

Very nice selection. Staff is friendly. Provides cues are fair. Store is clean and well…read moreorganized.

It has been a while since wifey took me thrift shopping. We visited a couple yesterday and the BEST…read moreis The Mustard Seed. They have a wonderful vibe and great selection of goods. In my opinion, they have Better items than other Thrift stores and much more fairer prices than a Goodwill. Wifey and I both picked up several items ranging from $1.77 - $3.77 and they were brand new or like new. They also have antiques. There were things priced well enough I wished I meeded them, but I didn't. Wifey told me so. She told me to look for games and I found her a brand new one. She found me a black and red plaid ballcap that perfectly matches a winter jacket I almost wore that very day. I haven't wore it probable in a year, but now have the hat for it. We had fun at the Mustard Seed.

OOA has done a great job working to help families in our community. They serve the kids in their…read morecare well. They have walked along side our family through our foster care journey and provided for us every step of the way. We are so thankful that this is the agency we choose to serve through and work with.

From the owner: We provide private foster care and adoption services in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We are one of…read morethe only private foster care agencies in Kentucky that does not contract with the state for placements - clients make a choice to utilize our services.

As far as dollar stores go, this one is great. And not just because it is extremely convenient for…read moreme. The selection of items is well maintained, the seasonal section is always turning over, and its a great place to start for crafts, snacks, greeting cards, and little stuff. The prices range from $1.25 to $10 (for the premium goods, baby!). Staff is always very friendly and work to get everyone through checkout as quickly as possible.

I love the dollar tree. I shop there weekly. The employees are beyond friendly and i encourage…read moreeveryone to shop here if you live in Louisville or Indiana. The management is great and are always willing to give a helping hand

Who knew New Albany would be a great place to C.C.C. (Cop Cool Clothes)? My oldest child is dipping…read morehis toe into acquiring his own style, so when we're out and find a vintage or thrift store, we pop in to see what we can see. Like other kids of his generation, he has a fascination with the 1990s. From what I remember, the fashion in the 90s was a little bananas and I am happy to put it behind me, but you know kids. Anyway, if you're into clothing from decades past, 812 Vintage is a great place to find quality items. This store has a lot of male energy to it -- it's mostly clothing that's related to sports, music, colleges and pop culture. Lots of graphic tees, windbreakers with university logos, some streetwear, rows of denim. You will not find dresses or feminine things. I found a few things that I would have loved to take home if they weren't so big on me. That's the thing with 812 Vintage: it's mostly for adults, or kids who are as big as adults. I didn't see little-kid clothes here. The prices are about what you'd expect for a vintage store like this, although I did see some stuff on sale. I had to tell my kid a couple of times that no, we would not be spending $115 on a t-shirt. But you're paying for quality here, because the clothing has been curated and well-taken-care-of, so you're not pawing through racks of old clothes that are missing buttons, visually stained, olfactorily displeasing or should have been tossed. They got the good stuff here.

My guys enjoyed visiting 812 Vintage and we immediately noticed the quality of the items being…read moresold. So often when shopping street wear clothing it is stained alongside the high price tag. We noticed a few items showcased on the wall that had a large price tag which must be harder to find. Items were well organized and tagged, plus friendly service while shopping. Easy street parking. We'll be back!