As a minister of the Gospel, I went down to check out the 8am Saturday Service and to meet the…read moreDirector Ken. The facility is super clean and there is an atmosphere of order and concern for each man housed there. My experience is that men do not like structure or being told what to do, and without structure the result is chaos. The Bible says, "There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way of death." Ken is a great man with a vision to help as many people as possible for JESUS. Keep up the good work for JESUS, Ken, John and all the volunteers. The Gospel of JESUS is the only way out of a life of addiction, anger, abuse, pain and sin. RJ in Grants Pass, OREGON

A great place to get your head on straight,again. Being homeless or renting month to month takes…read moreits toll physically and especially mentally. You also have the time for your spiritual needs. You also can get HUD, get your bills in order save money and know that there are people around to help, you are not alone which is a relief and you are safe. It's not always a walk in the park, but nothing worth doing or having is NOT easy, but worth it. If you need help and need to get back on your feet and be independent, this is the place.

This is a spirit filled church! Pastor is definitely lead by the Holy Ghost and you will receive a…read moreword here. You are encouraged to shout hallelujah and amen. You are encouraged to dance for Jesus during worship and encouraged to sing out loud!! Seeking Christ is a joyful endeavor here.

I have bought hundred items from this shop. I love it. I always find something I want (or…read moreneed,right!) Go there and it will become your favorite too.

Cute, well organized thrift store with a worthy cause…read more All Xmas items (in Sept) were 50% off. I bought x mas cocktail glasses and cookie tins. I also bought t- shirts for granddaughter and grandson. BF bought a weed wacker. Nice helpful staff!

I want to start off my review stating that most of the workers at St Vincent's are kind,…read morehardworking and lovely people. They should be appreciated and commended for the efforts they put in each day. I went into St Vincent's last week. I was there less than 5 minutes when I overheard one of the employees (I'm guessing the employees are all unpaid volunteers) was speaking to a gentleman extremely rudely, insisting that he was a reseller. She stated they do not sell to resellers, I'm not sure if she meant that specific item or all items. The man stated he was looking at one pair of sunglasses for his wife and the worker exclaimed she didn't understand why he would be looking at sunglasses for his wife without his wife present. The gentleman ended up abruptly leaving. I was appalled hearing her speak to this man in this manner. Who is she to judge? There are resellers everywhere trying to support their families, many single parents and many with children with disabilities trying to make ends meet. It is absolutely none of her business and if this is how St Vincent's runs their charity operation where they've marked up goods beyond what most people can afford and scrutinize the ones who can, I will not be coming any longer and I will also let my friends know to do the same. It is after all resellers that provide a big portion of money for St Vincent's, Goodwill etc. Resellers are not going inside buying up all of the inventory, resellers are very selective and probably buy items that most overlook. With so much going into the landfill, resellers have really helped more than they've hurt. St Vincent mostly sells dingy, outdated, dirty items that have been extremely overpriced. They didn't appear to even be cleaned. Used sheet sets are taped up so customers cannot even determine if they're stained, damaged or unfit for the price. Resellers may be able to offer some help in pricing items so they actually sell. Prices for items should not be determined on any listing prices, instead they should be priced on the sold price if you are trying to compete with eBay or other online reselling platforms. However, if you're trying to be a charity that moves items quickly because you have a huge warehouse full of them, it would probably be best to price your items fairly so the public who can't afford your prices can purchase them or resellers can purchase them, at the end of the day the money is all going to the same cause, right? I'm sure the volunteers work very hard but another situation I've noticed several times and so have others is the way the workers treat each other. Some of the workers are so rude to their coworkers, belittling them in front of customers, being flat out abusive and just being controlling old biddies. I witnessed one customer paying for her items and the worker was trying her best to fit everything into the bag the customer was purchasing while another worker came over to take over insisting that she "let her do it". There's a sign on the door that says " no animals" which is a good idea. Too often than not I've went into stores in the valley with dogs everywhere. Some of them are friendly and the owners have obviously trained them to be in a public place. Unfortunately many are not trained, some are aggressive and some of the owners are not observant to what their dog is doing, rubbing up against other customers, sniffing and licking other customers, lunging at customers etc. St Vincent's maintains this policy for their customers, however not 10 minutes after I was inside, a worker comes out from the back with a dog. Double standards are not a good example of respect for all. I hope that St Vincent's listens to, respects their customers with pricing their items fairly, workers respecting each other & treating each other with overall kindness, especially in front of customers & not turning away paying visitors by deciding who is worthy of purchasing and who isn't. The cleanliness and organization of St Vincent's could also be a focus but that seems secondary to the bigger issues and it's understood that the volunteers work very hard and obviously not enough volunteers for such a huge building.

A lovely staff, genuinely loving people who are helping the homeless population of Medford with…read moregrace and patience.

The staff here are incredibly helpful. I don't think I have ever left here empty handed. Great…read moreplace for used tools

i had a dining room table and chairs that i had moved from Calif. had to call twice for a pick up…read more some sort of glitch, but all was finally good. they were amazing. driver was very patient. i encountered nothing but courteous and respectful people. Many thanks, Habitat!

Great stuff Nice folks…read moreClean bathrooms Definitely recommend I will be back next trip through

If you're buying a piece of furniture don't follow the rules and grab both of the tags. Apparently…read morethey don't care if you have the other tag and will still sell it within 5 minutes of you driving to the back to pick it up.