Fast service and friendly staff. They have two dedicated parking spaces and will bring the cart out…read moreas soon as they see you pull up.

Donation center in kind of on the side of the Target parking lot. They don't accept furniture…read moreitems here, only household items and cloths. The people there do the best they can, they are usually pleasant.

I love that all of the employees are elder volunteers who live to serve their community I also…read moreenjoy donating items that need to be rehomed so impoverished local school children can receive the required uniforms and supplies needed every year to have the best chance possible for a successful school year!! Donate good, time and funds or shop. It's a sweet shop full of sweet volunteers!!

Clothing ranged from $6-15. Large selection of books, clothing and housewares. Items were mostly…read moreall nice and not super trashy. Items were more expensive than I was expecting for a thrift. It was more like consignment store prices. They did have a few items 50% off while I was there. Store was busy, which is great for turnover of stock! Workers were friendly and respectful.

Dear Administration…read more. Your dental program is fantastic and very professional however your rules in regards to canceling an appointment is absurd! Apparently 24 hours notice was not enough time to cancel an appointment! The gal at the front desk clearly told me I was not invited back because I did not make a 48 hour cancellation notice After experiencing an emergency that was beyond and out of my control over the weekend. My appointment was on Tuesday! There was absolutely no understanding no forgiveness whether I am disabled which I am or not whether I'm young or elderly.. this 48 hour cancellation notice is absurd! Now I'm halfway through treatment I have to find some other dental program that will help fit my budget I am disabled on a strict income.. Dear Catholic Charities what do you suggest?

The whole situation. The workers were very helpful and went out of their way to work for us!read more

It was an okay thrift very up in price on some stuff. I did felt a lil judged like when ppl look at…read moreyou to much but I found some cute jewelry. When I checked out I counldnt feel the vibe it felt no welcoming but they might just had a rough idk. Overall cool spot

If you're cruising Route 66, visiting Tulsa and want a souvenir or even if you're a local, you…read moreabsolutely cannot miss this spot! You'll know you're there when you see the 20-foot-tall Friendly Lumberjack statue, Meadow Gold Mack, standing outside. Within the store are many different local vendors. I enjoyed browsing through vintage clothes, records, knickknacks , Tulsa-themed tees, and even a tiny bookstore. They have everything from handmade candles, postcards, to original artwork from Tulsa artist. Don't leave without checking out their custom coffee blend, Bucker's Brew. It's such a fun, creative atmosphere that perfectly captures the spirit of the Mother Road. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a unique souvenir or just a cool place to explore! Also, it's on the same street as Decopolis, a second smaller souvenir store, Bucks, a thrift store and the other giant statues to be sure to capture photos of.

Want to see a fun and fascinating place in Oklahoma - go to Meadow Gold Mack and Buck Atoms!…read more For all of us who love a great road trip, and you always looked for the iconic "largest" statue in different state - this one is for you! Amazing yall (and I dk mean really yall) statues all in a small space. It's fantastic! Truly! And the owner, Mary Kate, of both Meadow Gild Mack and Buck Atoms is as amazing as her stores and the tallest statues I have ever seen! She is filled with pure joy and energy, and one of the kindest people I have met. Do yourself a favor friends, make the road trip to these two stores - you will not be disappointed!

First the pros: -When you walk in and you're not knocked…read moredown by that old familiar thrift store fragrance. And by fragrance, I am referring to the smell of pets and urine that fills most thrift stores. -I went on on Monday and they were offering a discount to military families. -Everything is very organized and priced and displayed properly. The clothing section looked more like a department store then a thrift store. -I was greeted when I walked in buying employee and then buy another employee as I shopped. That was refreshing and added to the overall experience. Now the cons: -The prices on the clothing seemed way too high. I can usually buy denim overalls for my six month old grandsons at Goodwill thrift stores for 99 cents. Here, they were three dollars and higher which seemed a little ridiculous. I saw footed pajamas that had been washed a few too many times that were marked three dollars each. Again, it seems a little high compared to Goodwill and other thrift stores in town. -There was not a huge selection of decorative items but they are new and I think in time this will improve.

Absolutely ridiculous prices. $20+ on shoes with holes in them. $7.50 on men's dress shirts that…read morearen't even name brand. Costume jewelry the price of real silver...! What a joke of a "thrift store". Will not return unless pricing dramatically changes.