3.5 rounding up to 4…read more Before there was Treasure Hunt, there was Value Village. This location has been here for decades. It's in the far corner of the plaza off the northeast corner of Weston Rd and Hwy 7. It does have ample parking. I've made use of it both as a shopper, and a donater. It serves its purpose, usually. I can't speak to how large it is compared to other locations, but it is about as large as an average Costco, and looks like one. It's a pretty bare bones warehouse full of all kinds of housewares, clothing, books, seasonal items, and even watches and jewellery. I've made a few successful trips over the years. The selection of kitchen wares, clothing, and books in particular have been very good finds. I've managed to find cooking implements for extremely low prices, many of them long ago, which I still use to this day. The clothing seems a little more costly, but still good bargains. Browsing the aisles reminds me a lot of shopping at Winners, but not as bright and shiny. But the racks and racks of clothes are arranged and of such an array as reminds me of a Winners experience, where you need to dig amongst all the odds and ends. When it comes to Christmas and Halloween, you can score a lot of great finds at bargain prices, including brand new items such as wigs and kids' costumes. I've heard a lot of negative press lately about Value Village jacking up prices on new, resale items from dollar stores. I haven't yet experienced this myself, but I will certainly keep my eye out on my next trip. Check the bottoms of items for original stickers that will tell you whether overcharging. All in all, I've been glad to have successful trips, and will certainly return when I'm up for my next thrift haul.

Not only did I get flipped off in the parking lot but I purchased an item at a different location…read moreand I tried to return it. The manager or supervisor whatever she was was yelling at me about the policy they have and I explained to her I didn't want to purchase another idea I just wanted my 5.00 back and the I unwilling went to look for something else and ask if I could try it on as I'm pregnant and with 2 kids a few of the staff yelled at me and said I can purchase the item and exchange it..

I'm not the type who loves searching and digging for gems in vintage shops or even Marshalls or…read moreWinners, even though I love a good deal, I lack the patience to search through. But this recent visit might have changed my mind. When I needed last-minute accessories for a costume in spring, it never crossed my mind to check out Value Village--until my partner suggested it. Turns out, there were some real finds! I needed a beret and suspenders and ended up choosing a 100% wool hat and it was made in Germany and priced cheaper than a brand new costume beret, along with suspenders featuring buckles made in England and the stretchy band made in the US, all together for under $12 including tax for both items. Sounds like a great deal to me. Older items these days are much better quality and it's much more sustainable since these items are mostly likely gonna be used once. Don't overlook Value Village!

Went on a Tuesday. Not too busy, the change rooms understandably closed, but my main grievance is…read moreall about the abhorrent prices. This is a thrift store. You re selling second hand items. Why are making used shoes $24.99? Jeans $17.99? I love shopping thrift so I can help close the loop and give new life to items, but these prices make it hard to justify. Why would I buy used when I could buy new for nearly the same price? Secondly, why are some traditional Chinese garments in the "costume" section of the store for Halloween?

It is a warehouse. There is a tons of volunteer jobs for anyone can choose to do when they have…read morespare time in their schedules. The volunteer jobs range from food sorting to truck assistance to aquagrow farms to receptionist. I volunteer there for about 4 or 5 years on and off (since my high school school years). I earned many of my volunteer hours here. I did many things such as sorting canned food, cutting carrots, building boxes, taped fillex boxes and sorting tapped boxes. I got to know people on my shelf through talking and listening to them and their conversations.

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Not a bad store, its getting better. First few times we went it was lacking stuff on shelves…read more Didn't find much. But recently went and found it so much better. Lots of finds.

All value village stores treat there employees as slaves. I work for them as driver. They order me…read moreto push double stack crates weighing 2400lbs with a pump truck. Manual. I am 61 yrs old and the transport manager a woman refuse to accept my reason of it been unsafe. So she fired me

Value Village here is known as Savers in the U.S. They are a for-profit organization so their…read moreprices are higher than other thrift stores but you can find many more designer items here. If you're patient and persistent, you can even find new items with tags on them. This is one of the larger VVs around which means larger selection of items as well (they have a large curtain section). At least once a month they have a big 50% off sale. If you are a Super Savers Club member, you can go the day before a sale and get the discount (go early because it gets pretty crowded later on in the day) Haven't run into any problems with the staff but I haven't needed to bother them for anything either.

The older micro-managing ladies who run this joint who are constantly micro managing people at the…read moreself checkout, upset everyone who goes here. The insane pricing on regular brand name jeans need to be stopped. Idk how they sleep at night.

There is a group of resellers (men) that constantly pushes other customers around or block…read moresections with their cart just to get to the "good products". They made shopping there such a hard time due to their behaviour! Please do something about this! Otherwise, staff seems to be great and nice!

Huge new location! I'm not sure when it opened but I was quite excited to see it as I drove by…read more Very organized for a value village and they had quite a lot to see given that it's a larger location. Very spacious aisles and I can see staff constantly walking around keeping things tidy. Staff here are also way nicer and friendly than at other locations. They actually seem to enjoy talking to each other and making the best of a long shift. I will say, they should sweep more often because the dust on the floor is crazy. People sometimes drop the clothes and if you go to pick it up, it's got all the floor dust bunnies stuck to them. I guess it's hard to manage with all the clothing they have, but maybe more sweeps could help. Great donation area by the side too. I think maybe they should put up more lights. It's between the buildings and can get a bit dark. Great location though and can't wait to come back to do a little donating and browsing!

I recently had a great experience ! Tons of great Indian jewelry sets and suits and the manager…read morehelped me get a discount! Very friendly staff!!

Amazing selection of secondhand items and awesome perks for thrift shopping fans! It's ridiculously…read morefun to shop for wares at prices that are really low down at Value Village! The service is stellar! Shop at Value Village on any given day-they're open on all 7 days of the week!

I like to go there for the nostalgia. Especially the vintage home decor and the electronics…read moresection. Some items are "treasures" with character while others are chipped or missing parts. Prices vary. They do accept donations.

Not a bad Value Village, one of the better ones in the GTA. Just wish they could change the price…read moretags. Wont come off CDS, records, books

A great place to get a personalized professional help regarding your credit options. I strongly…read morerecommend it. It's nonprofit and completely hassle free. One of us needs honesty regarding his/her situation and you will get there...no frills!

Professional, easy to talk to and no judgment. They will make sure you know what your different…read moreoptions are and the implications of each choice before you make your decision. I had done a lot of research before approaching CCS so I knew what I wanted to ask them. That being said, I can tell you that they will tell you what you need to know regardless. They are not-for-profit which is something you want when going through this kind of situation.

Sumac Nonprofit software is fabulous and very USER-FOCUSED! They offer free use of their software,…read moreincluding customer service, to nonprofits with less than 500 donors. They write useful, practical fundraising articles that would apply to any nonprofit, regardless of whether you use their Sumac software or not. They provide great customer service; regardless of whether you are a small or large nonprofit (I don't think they discriminate based on how much money they are making off of you). Their software is very well organized and user-friendly. Their documentation and training are excellent and again, very user-focused. They even have tools that allow you to import your database yourself if you don't want to pay for migration fees! When we migrated to our previous nonprofit software, prior to Sumac, we had to pay $5,000 and it was a mess. Sumac only charges about $1,500 I think (which is very reasonable), but we did the migration ourselves for free using their tools. Amazing! It's clear that the Sumac team is definitely interested in and in-tune with what their customer's needs are. We are a small nonprofit, with less than 2,000 records. We only use Sumac's Contact, Donation, and Communication records with their basic package.

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