Just here to drop off. The donation area is around the back of the building, in a warehouse-looking…read moresection. Turn in just north of the main entrance, at a side street where there is a lighted crosswalk. Or make your way through the lot, back out onto the side street, and then around to the back of the building. The helpers were friendly; dropping off was easy.

Great store! Great prices! Clean and organized! Friendly…read morestaff! A lot to choose from. It is July, so there are a lot of donations this time of year!

Closer location, opened in an old Walgreens I believe. I had some kitchenware and some pots and…read morepans to donate and decided to try this place out. I prefer their mission over Goodwill and have been thrifting and donating at these stores for years. I thought this location would have more but it was good. I didn't find any must haves so just dropped off my donations and picked up a tax/donation certificate. I always encourage donating over trashing, plus it's a good cause. Spoke with two employees during my stop and both were friendly and helpful. It's a thrift store so decent prices. Some better than other items. I definitely recommend this store but there are several around central Ohio. Health, Housing, and Human Services is what the do and proceeds from the stores and donations help support the cause. VOA programs help veterans, at-risk youth, the elderly, men & women returning from incarceration, homeless/unhoused individuals and families, people w/disabilities, & people recovering from addictions. - Learn more at www.voa.org

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

Over the years I've gotten amazing items and very good prices. But lately, I don't know who's…read morepricing items, but their costs have gone WAY up ($100 for a small, used, unlit Christmas tree?) and many collectible items are as expensive or more expensive than they are on EBay. Identical items with sometimes have a $25 price difference (the Kincade villages, some china etc). I don't think it's worth going to that part of Morse road unless they fix the price problem.

Amvets use your donations to give, not sell items to vets and their families in need of help…read more They take good condition clothes and household items. Simply box or bag the items for drop off while attendant is on duty. This is not a dumping site of broken items that just need some repair. Think people in need that are just starting out, with nothing. When making your choice of donation sites in your area, I hope you will consider helping those who defended and protected our freedom.

I'd been meaning to come here, and then Kid K saw it while we were driving by a few weeks ago. So…read morenext time we were nearby we stopped in. Small parking lot in back. Warning signs about a permit required, but you can park here IF you're going to the thrift store. They were painting a new mural on the back on a perfect summer day. Inside, lots of clothes, nicely arranged. Lots of books, a few movies and CDs. Nothing for kids- no clothes or books. Kid K was disappointed; she thought from the decor inside and out that it would have some stuff for her. It's in the Short North and near campus, and those are the target audiences. Friendly staff. A nice selection of clothes. Nice big windows on High. We'll come back when she's a bit older.

I love stopping by a thrift store any time I'm visiting a new city. Out of the Closet is a pretty…read morebig one in downtown Columbus. They have a selection of men's, women's clothing, furniture, shoes, CDs, artwork and books. This thrift store is extraordinary in what they do! 96% of each dollar goes towards aiding in HIV care and supporting those suffering with it. They offer free on site HIV testing. There were around 10 young men waiting to get tested. I really liked some of the furniture pieces and artwork in this store, unfortunately it was too big to bring back on my flight home with me. My friend purchased around 12 CDs at $2 each. I would love some of them too, but I haven't had anything to play CDs on in so long. Out of the Closet is a thrift store that supports a wonderful cause. Stop by when you're in the area!

This review is based mainly on the functionality of the website and their hidden pricing tactics…read more I'm writing this so others can avoid the mistake I made and be better informed consumers (see pics for pricing). I needed to get rid of a couch. It's an L-shaped 'sectional' couch in the sense it has two pieces that slide together. However, it is overall not too big (both pieces approx 6 feet long by 3 feet wide). It's made of run of the mill fabric and all cushions and pills are removable. It's incredibly light weight. Options I considered were Facebook marketplace, donating to Salvation Army or Habitat for Humanity, or a junk removal service. I didn't want to deal with strangers on Facebook marketplace, so figured I'd save that for last resort. Donating to Salvation Army or Habitat for Humanity seemed like the best idea. However, the Habitat for Humanity website is rather difficult to navigate and I struggled to find an easy way to schedule a pick up. Salvation Army offers a pick up service, but they only come on Fridays (in my area) and there's no timeframe given. Thus, I found myself on the 1-800-GOT-JUNK website which has several problems of its own. The biggest, though, is the lack of transparent pricing. After following some links saying I could get a quote by entering basic information, I was surprised to find out that instead of receiving a quote online, I had actually booked an in-person appointment. This seemed incredibly misleading, but I figured might as well have them come out, that way they are already here and can take the couch. Looking back, this is exactly what their marketing scheme is because it's a lot harder to tell someone "no" in person, when they are standing there willing to haul something away. I did end up getting a coupon via email, and added that to my appointment. However, on the day of the appointment I was told the coupon was not valid because of the fine print, which states "Valid for participating franchises only. Offer not valid on standard item pricing or minimum loads. No cash value. Cannot be combined with any other promotion. Not applicable to booked or scheduled jobs." The key part is 'offer not valid on standard item pricing,' which apparently removal of a couch is consider to be part of their standard item pricing. Welp folks, it costs a lot more than you could imagine to get "junk" hauled away. Because my couch has two pieces and is therefore a 'sectional', the price was $238. The crazy thing about this is that for an individual couch, the removal fee is $109. That's right, you could have 2 separate couches removed for a cheaper price than 1 two-piece sectional. I pointed this out to the employees who came and they agreed it seemed silly. I even asked if they would consider my two sectional pieces as two individual couches to save some money, but that didn't work. I understand that some "sectionals" may have more than 2 pieces, might be made of leather, with potentially reclining seat features that make it incredibly heavy. For that, I would understand charging more than two individual couches. But it just seemed astronomical for how small and lightweight my couch was. The most frustrating part is that I fell for their hidden price, on-site quote tactics and ended up just saying screw it, they're already here and can take my item right now, so I succumbed to the $238 fee. But, the rest of the day I had a huge pit in my stomach realizing how much I had spent to remove a couch. Am I glad the couch is gone? Yes. Do I feel like I got absolutely fleeced? Also yes. Would I ever use 1-800-GOT-JUNK again? Absolutely not, I'd rather take my chances leaving my item near an alley dumpster. If I had it to do over, I would rent a U-haul and take it to a donation center myself, as this would have been way cheaper. The only reason I'm giving this 2 stars instead of 1 is because the employees were extremely friendly and respectful. They communicated well leading up to and on the day of my appointment. I hope this review helps others, and at the very least, allows others to be informed of their prices via the uploaded pictures.

4 people came to out house 3/26/26 @ ~9:30 cleared in 1hr & 23min, Happy w the results as it's been…read morean issue for awhile. I'm not sure I properly remember the first two names, (maybe a Dylan) & a blonde guy w sleeve tattoo's. Thank you very much .

Constantly changing, great prices and wonderful charity! Great selection of men's clothes and…read morehousewares.

Love this thrift shop! Well organized and good prices. You have to dig a bit, but I have found…read moresome real gems!!

Couldn't have asked for better Service and Attention. Covid cost many millions…read more Today with step away from we enjoyed the reflection on the horizon. Please destroy upon receipt

Lovely curated shop with high-quality, stylish secondhand clothing and home goods. Prices are…read moreextremely reasonable and I love that there is a way to shop sustainably while still experiencing that boutique feel. If you'd like to sell items, there are very clear guidelines on their website. I have sold items a few times and love that I can get a bit more if I choose to get paid in store credit as opposed to cash. Any items that aren't selected for the shop get donated, which is awesome. If you're in the neighborhood I highly recommend checking out this little shop and the other sustainable shops (Koko and Little Light Collective) next door.

Since this is a privately owned business they charge top dollar for everything no matter what…read morecondition it is in you can obviously get the same thing brand new at a regular store and pay the same price. This place is awful. No need to go there

Always clean, organized & the staff is very helpful & friendly..... I have been a thrift store…read moreshopper & donate for years. This is one of the BEST ever‼‼‼

Wow! That is how I left our conversation. My resume is extremely outdated and needed a fresh set of…read moreeyes. The list of recommendations came fast and furious. I left the conversation knowing what I needed to make my resume standout. I highly recommend anyone who has been using the same resume year after year to have them give it a once over and adjust.

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