Wonderful people and a great resource…read more I try to limit my visits to once a month or more.

From the owner: Provides supplemental food boxes to clients who qualify on a need basis. read more

Small storefront filled with pieces of history about the Whiskey Rebellion period. Free but we have…read morea small donation to the friendly staff member. Plenty of history to read at your own pace. Enough things to keep small kids interested for a while.

We were in the area for another event and just had to stop by! You have to ring the bell to get in…read morebut once inside you are immersed in history. This is a self guided tour so you can quickly browse or really take your time diving into history. There was no charge to enter and tour the center.

I do agree that the prices can be a bit off-putting. (Some of the pans I could have bought new at…read moreMarshall's or somewhere.) However, I got a deal on a nice office chair and a brand new pot! The offerings are quite good - and the staff is helpful, answering questions as it was the first time I had been there. With regard to the reviewer who mentioned price: everyone's going up! I want to blame the resellers, but I think it's just everything going up. Compared to other places, the prices seem to be about the same. So everything's going up - and the number of people this store serves (helps the homeless) are growing, so the need is growing.

These City Mission/Hidden Treasure stores were taken over by some management firm out of Tennessee…read morewhich is most likely not just a massive firm but the kind of firm that Mitch Romney made loads of money doing - a Private Equity Firm. Even if that's not the same title given to the firm- they come in convince management they can "save" them and earn them so much more money, charge huge fees and don't give a damn about bankrupting them. They are in their to steal the capital. They don't care about the community and all the multitude of reasons this establishment was in existence. And especially a firm from Tennessee in PA. I know that from living there 25 years now as a "Northerner." When I heard why stores were shutting down and saw how they were running them, It was sickening. So sad that so many are so unaware of the corruption out there. And it is probably all perfectly legal according to laws of by and for the wealthy. I'm so sorry management fell for this. In past few years I was able to purchase some really great items for my home when I finally get moved back to PA. When clients get so disappointed and disgusted, I doubt they'll be pulling in great donations. So sad. Maybe they can find a way out of this to recover for the community. True Goodwills prices have gone up too much. But you can still get multiple discounts for different people on different days. And at least they're still stocked. I wish the best for City Missions recovery. I also wanted to mention the thrift store in Uniontown is so poorly stocked. And the layout of what is there is a mess and the clothes (which is a far less amount) are jammed so tightly together on less racks you can't even go through them. I just walked out. Sorry but it's true.