I have always been treated well. I just dropped in to see what I can find for my next small…read moreproject. alway fun.

Just went for my first time Wednesday. Always love Habitat restores. The inventory isn't huge but I…read morefound something I needed.

Had cases of a nutritious formula in for helping others. No one Else would take it. This is a good…read morebank

Very friendly place. You can get on a loan for seven months, a wheelchair, commode, cane, walker…read more etc. Check website for hours open. This place is great. Free medical equipment on loan.

Lending Hands provides such a great service here in the Kalamazoo area! I am so grateful for the…read morechild-sized wheelchair they let us borrow for my daughter when she broke her leg two days before kindergarten. Today I picked up a knee scooter for a friend with a broken foot and was reminded of how much good they do for the community. I am so grateful they help those without insurance or who are tight financially to have access to medical equipment.

Love this store! Friendly staff and great prices. Clean and set up beautifully for shopping.read more

The prices are always fair. Maybe 1/2 of what you woyld pay at Good Will. Excellent quality and so…read morecustomer oriented. I usually spend an hour there. The store may be small but the selection is good. I almost always find what I'm looking for. They are in my top three thrift stores in the Kalamazoo area. Such a great cause also. Helping those who need food.

Call if you need help. They are courteous and friendly. You can make an appointment with the for…read morepickup, delivery or shop in pantry.

This is a great place to go for people who need help with food and quality products. Of course it's…read morefree for those who need it so it provides amazing value. If you need the help, you should really go and if you can help you should volunteer.

This is a newer thrift store that carries a variety of merchandise including furniture, clothing…read moreand housewares. The funds they raise support the homeless. The prices are really reasonable compared to other third stores in the area. The store is well organized and clean. I found several nice vintage pieces of glass during my visit and some notecards. The staff is comprised of volunteers that are welcoming, super friendly and helpful. The clerk carefully wrapped my purchases so that they wouldn't break. They accept donations, too. I left a monetary donation to support their outreach. The parking lot is small with easy on and out. Worth a visit if you are in the are

They have more space now but no one was available to assist us for a while, my friend and I were…read morelooking for someone to give us some prices for items that were not labeled, there were other people looking for someone too, we were asked if we worked there by another lady, we were just walking around the whole store and saw no one. Eventually we went to the counter and there was a young woman, maybe a teenager, ducked on the counter on her phone and eating hard boiled eggs, she told us to wait, so she got off her phone and called someone else from the back to come do the register. It seems that this place has always had trouble keeping their volunteers. They do have some good items and very good prices.

We were passing through this town and decided to stop by. First this store in size is huge. It…read morelooks like it used to be to be a warehouse of some type in the past. There wasn't to much name brand clothes but there were some good items. Prices were reasonable for everything. The people were very helpful.

You have lost your way. You are supposed to be serving people who have fallen on hard times. People…read morewho financially struggle and need to clothe themselves and their children and also house themselves needing household items. You have jacked up your prices where the lower socioeconomic people and those struggling right now cannot purchase items from you. This is terrible. Sure, you have rehab centers that no one knows anyone who has benefited from. Yet there you are with your "Apple Pay" and "Venmo" QR codes asking for donations in grocery stores and other places. No more bell ringers. Just QR codes. The products you have donated to you are FREE. They are not the cream of the crop. Broken dressers for $79.00. Filthy chairs for $40.00 each. Side tables made of composite wood that has gotten wet $39.99. Ridiculous. No one wants to pay that for damaged goods. And your clothing just went up also. READ THE ROOM. look at your community .

I dropped off a donation at the Portage Goodwill and was immediately greeted with attitude. The…read morefirst thing I was told was something along the lines of "next time you come with this much stuff we will refuse you and send you to the main distribution center." I drive a minivan and only had about six bins plus a few garbage bags of fall pillows. It may have looked like more than it actually was, but it was not an unreasonable amount of donations. I tried to help unload by setting a couple of bins on the ground. I was told--quite rudely--not to do that again because they don't like to bend down. I get that, but the way it was said made me feel like I had committed a federal crime for simply trying to be helpful. The other employee had a bad attitude as well. They fed off each other the entire time, like Batman and Robin of bad moods. Usually the staff offer to return the bins, but that didn't happen either. Overall, the negative attitudes really stood out. Everyone can have a bad day, but the way these two interacted made the whole drop-off experience unnecessarily unpleasant.

Stopped by on my way through town and was really pleased with the size of this location. There was…read morea huge kids section of toys, clothing and books, which was exactly what I was looking for. They had other sections of adult clothing, furniture and home goods. Everything seemed very organized with a great selection of items to choose from. I'd definitely come back by this location.

They offer food for wmu students every Monday and Thursday. They don't treat students well…read more I don't recommend dealing with them.

From the owner: God's Kitchen - Battle Creek is a 501(c)(3) religious charity established to provide a FREE dinner…read moreto the poor. Our service hours are 5 to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday. We are located at First Baptist Church, 80 Michigan Avenue East in downtown Battle Creek, Michigan.