I love America's! Prices are getting high but still have the best selection so I go back time and…read moretime again! Service is always good and people are always nice!

Prices seemed a tad high but the selection was great and the money made goes to a good cause so I…read moredo recommend this thrift chain.

We were antiquing in the area, and this place was just ok. If you're looking for clothes, go. if…read moreyou're looking for antiques, I'd skip it.

Always enjoy my trips to Hidden Treasure when I am in town. Everyone who works there is nice and…read morealways willing to try and help me with what I'm looking for.

I am a regular customer, I donate at least 4 times a year…read more I have donated everything from appliances, house hold items, lamps, clothes, every time I have a clean out it goes to Center of hope. While shopping the other day I found an item I was interested in, it was way over priced it was $15. So I ask them if they would take $10. For it . They said no they would not come down. It really made me think about all the items I hade given them over the years free for them to resale. I cannot even imagine how much all the items I gave them added up to. I'm sure close to over $1000. If not more over the years I have donated to them. Well they just lost my donation, over all the thrifts shops in the surrounding area I chose this one to donate to. I never dreamed they would refuse to come down on an Item that was given to them free that was already over protect $15. And I offered them $10. Do they not realize the stuff they get is free and comes from people like me who donated on a regular basis. Well I just want to let the manager of that store know how cheep and over priced your store is. You charge $2. For one dinner plate, if a person needed cups and saucer's they are also $2. Each that would be more than Walmart. Most important for me to let you know you just LOST ONE OF YOUR REGULAR DONORS OVER $5. You need to think about what you are doing to your customers and especially the people who keep you in business by giving you FREE stuff for you to over price and take advantage of. Everyone is talking about the high price you put on your items it's ridiculous, you keep treating your donors and customers like your some kinda big franchise and doing us a favor for you taking the stuff that is giving to you free and selling it back to us at over a 100% profit. You will soon be closing your doors, your prices are up there with Walmart and your the highest priced thrift store in this area. Good bye no more donations from this customer. I will give my free stuff to another thrift store in our area that I know appreciate donations and our business.

This is a great program, but the warehouse workers do not have air conditioning , not even fans,…read morethis is inhumane, as everyone knows,we have had extremely high temperatures. You all can do better than this.

I researched America's Thrift Store recently. They are a for-profit organization and only 3.5% of…read moretheir online and in store profits go to non profit. So when you see those signs, they are falsely presenting that they support non profits but 96.% earned off of your donations goes to paychecks for executives. In addition they run an eBay page on YOUR donated items. Not only are their price markups outrageous in the store, they are based on current marketability from eBay. Don't donate to thrift store causes unless you like directly funding corporate organizations rather than non profit activities. Always check that organization to ensure they are a non profit.

I dropped off some items recently. I appreciate how clear the signs were for making donations. No…read moreguessing. It was a fast process. The young man who "helped" me was cool. He just rolled the donation cart to my trunk and I loaded the items. Good thing I'm strong! lol No seriously, it was cool. I donated some great items so happy hunting!

This place was solidly in the middle. Large and organized. But it fell into the trap that alot of…read morethe thrift stores around here fall into. Having broken merchandise and furniture on the sales floor and also overcharging for items. It seems to a be a real theme in this area. I only shopped the general merchandise and furniture and didnt look at the clothes but was underwhelmed price wise and selection wise to a point. I couldnt tell who worked there and who didnt so that was off putting. People seemed to be waiting around the checkout but I didnt see anybody get rung up before I left empty handed.

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My wife and I enjoy shopping at Thrift Stores. We came across the Center of Hope in Glencoe, AL,…read moreand found it an awesome store. It offers great choices and a fantastic, friendly, and helpful staff. Thanks for your Ministry as well. They are Serving God and the Community one person at a time. God richly bless the Center of Hope.

This is a really big thrift store. There is a big selection, but not a whole lot of turnover that…read moreI've noticed. The prices are on the high side with men's shirts routinely priced at $7-$8 each. They don't have any special days or sales, just the "special" changes occasionally depending on the color of the price tag, which seems mainly to apply to clothing, bedding, linens, etc. Overall, if you look closely there are good buys to be had.

This is a hidden gem for consignment quality, very inexpensive finds of home decor, clothing for…read moreall ages, accessories, craft supplies, and more. And that's the surface level before you hear about this shop's mission of providing jobs to people with special needs and raising money for an all-abilities playground. The organization leaders and store managers are kind and mission-driven, and you can tell by the quality of items and beyond-fair prices. It's a bit off the beaten path from the commercial thoroughfare but not by much and absolutely worth a visit.

Everyday Sunshine is my favorite thrift store by far. Highly recommend. The people are awesome, and…read morethey're making a real difference with their mission. The merchandise is excellent, and it's a fun place to shop. For a special occasion, I bought a really cute outfit here, complete with shoes and accessories!

It's a thrift store with a lot of variety. I come from Hawaii and was visiting family and stopped…read moreby. Let me tell you. Prices here are a lot more cheaper than you'd get in Hawaii. Also, it's connected to a church which, to me, is a plus I do wish that the staff wouldn't look mean and smile a bit more. Aloha

I no longer shop at this store. You can find brand new items cheaper at Walmart. Also this store…read morehas odors.

I like to stop by periodically and have been lucky to snag a few good finds. They have a color of…read morethe day that's has an additional discount, but I apparently don't seem to find anything that falls into that category when I go. I do like that they have a loyalty program that lets you collect a rebate of sorts every time you spend with them. You can apply it to your balance, or save up for something big. Might feel really good to either get a small discount each time you go, or get that hidden gem for free later.

The prices have gone WAY up at this store to the point of being ridiculous! $10 for a used t-shirt?…read moreThey would sell much more of their DONATED products if they weren't trying to be so greedy. I will not be back to this thrift store.