Wonderful prices and good selection. Cathay coat, wine glasses, and fun and funky figurines.read more

Love this place! Friendly service and great prices! Opened Monday's thru Fridays. Has many books…read moreand household items. On some days they have clothes for 25 cents

This is a Community Thrift store that is yet to be a non profit.....this is an individual that…read moretakes money out of her own pocket to make this store work. She helps with making peoples lives a little bit easier. They strive on donations to help others that are less fortunate then others.....Her name is Julianne RIder she is a mother, a wife, and someone who gives a damn about her community....As I shop in there on a regular basis, I find myself compelled to go in there first before I go into the other 2 thrift stores in town. J E is a cheaper on 90% of their items. They have sales on a regular basis, and is not afraid to be offered something lower then what they are asking on their prices. They are here for this community and surrounding areas. As I would like is to open up everyones mind and remember there are NOT enough people in this world like Julianne. She is good hearted and wants to help those that really need helping. I have also came aware that she has taken on a second job waitressing, wow I wish there was more I can do for her. She is a wonderful woman and everyone should get a chance to meet her. Her assistant Manager is her daughter Camas Bieroth of 18, and has been by her side since she opened the store 2 years ago. Her worker Kathy Rison is very loyal and a wonderful person to be there anytime.

Jared has been very rude to me. I was behind someone checking out and when it was my turn he left…read moreto go to the back... no communication on his part. Unlike the other ladies he doesn't greet me or my family when We go in. I hope he learns customer service. I've avoided the store more since he got hired.

This is a quick in-and-out store and hopefully you'll find something you really need :-)read more

There's a lot of everything here. Two floors jam packed. No prices on most things but the shop…read moreowner is helpful with giving prices.I did by a book for $2. Parking on street. There are a couple of boxes with free items near the door. Happy thrifting!

The owner is the sweetest ! she has lots of items from clothes, shoes to decor and kitchen supplies…read moreand more. Lots of good items.

My mom and I came here and I have to say, it's okay. There are a lot of things.. but I find that…read moreit's more toys than real antiques or anything. Store was kept clean and I think most items had good value but I'm not sure I would come back.

This place is GREAT!!!! You'll find tons of good deals with amazing prices. Whether you live in…read moreMountainhome or you're just passing through it's a MUST stop by and check out the store you won't regret it.

Absolutely recommend this store!!!! I came in looking for a prom dress for my senior prom, and fell…read morein love with one I found there! The owner was absolutely amazing while helping me!!! She was super helpful and gave me the honest truth about all the dresses I tried on! If you're in need of a last minute prom dress or any other clothes I would definitely stop by and check it out!!!!

The shop owner is amazing and helpful. She helped me pick out a dress for a graduation and asked…read moreme what I was looking for. The store had many different types of dresses and a wide variety of price ranges. There is something for everyone! I recommend and we'll be coming back!

I always love the DI, as the locals call it. A church-owned thrift store and social enterprise-it…read moreemploys folks who might need a little more support or training than a traditional employer is willing or able to offer. And that, alone, is pretty cool. I find that the prices are a little lower than other thrift stores around-perhaps since they are not trying to really turn a profit, but to sustain their business. Whatever the reason, I appreciate that they are there providing jobs for people and items that can be resold and repurposed.

This store has a rack they fill and it is a first come first serve …read more It's fun to run up and try and find a neat find. treasure hunting at it's finest. I have found a few gifts, my favorite was a tray with a recipe painted on the face, my friend loved it, plus she filled it with goodies. There were a lot of clothing options. I thought the jackets were reasonably priced. We've visited a few times, each time we pass through town, we'll do it again this summer.

Please do not grace this place with your business if you see a long, black & peppered Haired man…read morewith a Large Belly working here! He had a crazy, over-reaction for not knowing the door did not close behind me as I entered. Most businesses have doors that simply close behind you and not knowing caused the worker there to go ballistic on me! What happened was in a short 3-5 minute timeframe.... Expecting the door to close behind me, I ran in here today to look around. Less then 2 minutes later, I heard a man shout "F***ing B***! F**ing Wh***!" 2X, then I heard a door slam. Since I heard a door slam, I thought the man shouting left the building. Seconds later a man with long, black and peppered hair, long mustache and large belly popped in and asked, "Do you need any help finding anything?" Shocked but relieved the shouter left the building, I commented, "Sorry, I just heard someone yelling profanities before they left! Hope everything's ok." The long, haired man didnt hear me and impatiently walked towards me yelling, "I Can't Hear you over that mask!" So I repeated what I said. Then he shouted at me, "YEAH! I was talking to you! You F***ing B***! You Left the Door Open!" I apologized explaining that I didn't know the door stayed open and so he repeated himself, AGAIN calling me names as I walked towards the exit! As I closed the door behind me, the last thing I heard AGAIN was, "F***ing B***!" Truly quite the OVER Reaction for doors that do not close behind you on their own.

A Goodwill is a Goodwill, right? Second hand items, grouped and displayed by type (clothing, house…read morehold goods, toys, furniture.) This one was pretty standard....although in the checkout line, I noticed displays of things like I'd see in a regular store. You know, the candy and other stuff that kids will beg to have while waiting to check out. I'm not sure I've seen that in other locations.

I needed a walker fast. I broke a wheel off mine I went right to your store I was very happy with…read morethe price and variety to pick from.