There are a few reviews about poor service, but I've only had that experience with one employee who…read moreI regularly see. Besides them, everyone else has been extremely friendly. There's a decent assortment of items, and they refresh items often. I love to thrift, especially frames, and they have a good selection here! The big downside that many have mentioned is the pricing. The pricing is extremely overpriced. More frustratingly, there's no consistency in any of the pricing. It is extremely common to see something like a beautiful glass punch bowl priced at $4.99 while a junky plastic water bottle is priced at $15.99. I've also seen frames with ripped backs and shattered glass priced higher than $10. If you're looking to buy secondhand, this place has some nice options. If you're looking for a BARGAIN, this is NOT the place.

I recently came here to try and mainly find some good Minnesota Twins swag while I was in the area…read more They had a limited amount of items here but they so happened to be full of Vikings and Minnesota University wear. Fair variety of jeans, shirts, dress shirts and home decor. Prices are ridiculously expensive for a thrift store unfortunately.

Well so far I got a return call and text immediately they are so far very respectful in the…read moremessages and I will add to this as soon as I have a conversation with them thank you

From the owner: Global Housing Stabilization is an organization specializing in Home and Community Based Services…read more(HCBS) with a focused objective of enhancing the standard of living and residential conditions for seniors and individuals with disabilities in Minnesota. Our primary commitment lies in offering support and advocacy through Housing Stabilization Services. Our mission is to enrich the standard of living and residential conditions for seniors and individuals with disabilities in Minnesota. Our purpose is to elevate the overall standard of living for seniors, individuals with disabilities, and individuals experiencing homelessness who lack the necessary resources. Our esteemed Resource & Advocacy Office is committed to extending its services beyond the confines of our office. With a focus on your best interests, we have established partnerships with diverse organizations throughout Minnesota to effectively assist you in obtaining affordable housing and financial support.

Well Run! Everyone is professional, options are clearly laid out. Everything was so Clean!read more

Dropped off a box of food products I'd received from a client. Quick, easy, and lovely. Writing…read morethis took at least thrice as long as the entire donation process did. RECIPIENTS: The place is clearly well-attended with several individuals and families in the waiting area awaiting their turn in the three entries per 15-minute arrangement, though everyone is free to take as long as they prefer once in the pantry. The pantry itself is spacious with shelves lining the walls of a large room, bustling with activity from shoppers seeking healthy fare. A mobility bus even stopped right in front of the pantry and assisted elderly attendees to the vehicle. From my understanding, they also operate a mobile food pantry truck. DONORS: The shelves could definitely be fuller especially given the level of activity they clearly see, so feel free to drop by with some gifts! Donations are weighed after separating perishables from non-perishables. The weights are then recorded onto a donation receipt, with a copy handed to the donor to go on their merry way through a separate door - which you should look for upon arriving if you're dropping off food, unlike me who unknowingly waltzed into the main area instead. It's a seemingly little thing, but dignity matters a great deal and is among the first things to feel compromised when dealing with difficult times, and it might not feel that great relying on food pantries for some individuals, so I greatly appreciate The Open Door going that extra mile to keep their recipients' sense of comfort in mind. Well done, team. Due to the nature of the environment, I only took a photo of the front for ease of identification for anyone wanting to find it. It's in a low-key plaza sitting at the foundation level of an apartment building behind the high-end shopping center in the area. Google Maps took me for a little spin, so keep your eyes open!

Absolutely amazing! So many items and the volunteers are so helpful. Follow the guidelines given by…read morethe volunteers and you are able to shop for things you may need. There are also many other resources available through Kaitlyn for the state and county if you should need additional help or guidance.

At first this place was great and They had almost very thing for baby equipment, baby clothes, kids…read moreclothes, household items, and food.The mother and the daughter let's you go once's a month for 3 times for 3 months between and the process starts all over again. Today, there was a "Big Problem" with the mother and the daughter that these people are so called church people, but they are very rude to people's children, disrespectful, discrimination, picky, two-faced and etc. These women kicked me and my friend out with our kids when we were leaving the parking lot to come back another month that we do need help for our families. The first reason was my 11 year old daughter was climbing on the shelves and sitting on the baby stuff which was bad and I told her not to do that and they gave us a warning ! So I didn't bring my daughter back. The big reason why they kicked me and my friend was over a stupid reason because my friend 2 year old daughter drop Tick Tacks on the cart and floor, which my friend picked it up and possibly missed one or two or smooshed because she wears glasses/contacts because she cannot see that well! I had my 6 year old son on the phone the whole time so he can be quiet/good, but that still did not make a difference for the mom and the daughter. I didn't do anything wrong, but I still got kicked out! Sorry to say but I hopekarma or God will punish them for their stupidity actions to turn their backs for people in need. I had a gut feeling/bad vibes about the mother and the daughter, these 2 ladies are two-faced/picky people!! I also think that they were discriminating me and my friend and we are white ladies with mixed kids! I want people to know, to watch your back when you go there or just don't go! As a good person would say "I hope if anybody is reading this, please pray for theses awful ladies!"

Thanks to Paul Birnberg & the great attorneys at HOME Line of Minnesota, my previous, not so…read morepleasant roommate/landlord will not be getting away with stealing all of my belongings. If you're having rental issues, please get in touch with them. They are fast, informative & very reasonable! In less than 24 hours the issue was solved.

I just had a random call from these people who didn't help me, call me 9 months later to tell me…read morehow I was rude to their random associate, for her bad behavior to me. They waited 9 months to call me to tell me they wouldn't help me and that I was combative over the phone, they called me to tell me this. They are absolutely unhelpful and held a verbal distain for no reason other than to accuse me of something I didn't do, 9 months ago. outrageous behavior. this is a organization who is supposed to be helpful not accusing and certainly not retaliatory taking advantage of a disabled elderly woman. The absolute Worst.

This is a review for their fiscal services. Their Day Programs are nice. Fiscal services are very…read morepoor. They now use Pavillio EVV as their time entry program. It is very buggy and hard to enter using a cell phone. If you work shifts it may be ok in the future but if you work hours based on need, you will spend too much time trying to use the program and not focusing on the person. Support is very slow. When a bug is fixed, something that works before breaks. Try another service but ask what they are using for time entry. Detailed reporting is no longer available.