This thrift store is in the old Consumers/Scholastic building in Neosho and is in support of…read moreFaithful Friends Animal Advocates. I've only been in once so far and took advantage of their great bag sale. Merchandise was, all in all, quite dated, but extremely well-organized and the store was very clean. It is a spacious place with a lot of potential.

From the owner: All proceeds go to the shelterread more

My house burned last year (arson), I had no insurance, no place to go, lived in the back of my…read moretruck in my driveway for a couple of months before I managed to get the world's crappiest trailer house moved in so I'd have shelter for the winter. I lost 35 pounds in just over a month from starvation because I'd spent the last bit of cash I had to buy food for my 11 year old deaf german shepherd, as I couldn't bear the thought of her going hungry, she was my kid's dog as they grew up and is more loyal than any human who ever lived. I was encouraged by several people to go to crosslines ministries in Neosho and ask for help. Reluctantly, after a couple of months, I did. They refused unless I was able to produce a document from the fire marshal stating that my house did in fact burn. Just what I needed to do, spend money on gas I couldn't afford just to chase down a document that shouldn't have been necessary (they could've called the fire marshal and verified anything they wanted to within just a few moments). After this piece of red tape was handled, I was informed they'd put together a "fire victim" package. I wasn't sure what this meant but at this point I'd had the trailer moved in and was glad to be getting some help, as I had absolutely no household goods left. I was told I could pick up the package the next day and did so. Now let me pause here: if you've ever been in their thrift store, you'll notice that they have some very nice things there, all donated, they don't pay a penny for their inventory. I'd expected the package to consist of a few household goods, those things that would help give the minimum creature comforts after losing everything to a fire, maybe some clothing, and possibly a chair or two, a small table....even imagined their might be a fridge in the deal, though didn't expect it. When I picked up the package, it turned out to be a small-ish fruit box (banana box, in fact) that had 2 flat sheets, queen size (not that it mattered, I didn't have a bed), mismatched and uglier than homemade sin....obviously something they couldn't sell....2 cups, both chipped, a couple of plates (not matching), a plastic drinking cup with a stain in it that couldn't be scrubbed out, the ugliest napkin holder ever made (again, something they couldn't sell, and why would a napkin holder be something they'd put in a box for someone who's home just burned?) and a few bent and mismatched pieces of dinner ware. I'm not one to look down my nose at a gift, but this was more like a slap in the face or a kick in the jewels than any attempt to help me recover from my personal tragedy. i'd rather have been told to bugger off than to have them waste my time and precious gas money cutting through their piece of red tape and returning to pick up a box of useless junk they were only willing to give away because it would obviously never make them a penny in profit and only took up space. Crosslines ministries isn't a charity, it's a fraudulent organization using the law as a way to make big money and pay no taxes. I wouldn't walk back in the door of the place even if I were paid.

As of June 2015 this store is open on Saturdays and has an even bigger, better selection than in…read morethe past. They still have affordable pricing and good specials, and they take debit cards. It just does not get much better when thrifting!

Warehouse 479 is the upscale and trendy boutique that is the higher end of what you'll find in the…read morethrift store. It has separate hours and is accessed inside the Samaritan Store. It's a bit chaotic and perhaps a little disorganized but they have a constantly updated inventory of tshirts, tops, bottoms, outerwear, dresses and home goods. These are items that are generally not available in the Samaritan Shop. It was a pleasant experience. The staff we encountered were especially helpful and unlike the regular thrift store, some of their merchandise is available online and can be set aside. Warehouse 479 is definitely worth a visit. Just be prepared to spend some time browsing through the eclectic mix of products! [Review 2339 of 2024 - 387 in Arkansas - 23353 overall]

i love warehouse 479! not only is their mission great, but they have the best selection of vintage…read morestuff. the prices are incredible as well. go shop there!!

I love this thrift store. It is a favorite of mine and my husband's and because it's only open…read more(currently) the FIRST Saturday of each month (in addition to most weekdays I think...probably best to call ahead and find out) we plan any trip to SEK around St. Mary's Goodwill's open Saturday weekends. It's that good. Seriously. VERY clean and well organized thrift store and what they sometimes lack in selection is more than made up for by the friendly service and low prices. I have never walked out of here empty handed and have shopped here on and off since I was a teenager (20 years ago). It is a well run store and the larger stores and secondhand chains could take a lot of tips from them, to be honest! When you walk in there's a dry erase board posted straight ahead with the day's sales on it and they are always a very good variety and offer extra value. I highly recommend this place. It is not hard to find, either. Just a block east of Broadway and a block west of St. Mary's Colgan school in downtown Pittsburg.

Really sweet, friendly people supporting a good cause. The prices are also fantastic - better than…read moreany Red Racks in the area by far. I'm pretty sure they're beating Goodwill too. $3 jewelry, $1 books & movies, most clothes $5 or less. They also have tons of neat little home decor bits that are well worth it. A few things were a bit overpriced but that's to be expected. Not everyone can know the original price of everything. Honestly, it's a REALLY good store. I hope that it will be packed with a lot more stuff next time we come! I'd love to spend an hour or two digging around. Go check it out!

From the owner: Neat Repeats is a boutique thrift store selling quality gently used items donated by members of the…read morecommunity. Neat Repeats is owned and operate by Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks. When you shop at Neat Repeats, you are supporting local breast cancer patients and their families!

I always find something worth buying in this store. I have purchased some great books and I got…read moresome replacement drinking glasses for super cheap. The store is always clean and well stocked and the employees are always helpful. I also consign here and yes, you do not receive a whole lot of money but I don't have to fuss with taking pictures, listing online, trying to meet up with some stranger (who often times DOES NOT SHOW). It's just so much easier to drop off items with Revolving Closet and let them take care of it all.

Absolutely GREAT consignment store!!! Great prices, great…read morestaff. You definitely need to check this place out, clean and not cluttered.

Wonderful large antique store with what looks like dozens of vendors…read more Friendly staff will help you locate specialty items and point you to deals, or let you be to wander the buildings and outside area, There's so much of interest and lots to see; plan to spend a couple hours if it's your first visit to this Pea Ridge gem!

The place is a very good antique shop!! it has all sort of things and you really have to take the…read moretime to find real treasures. It's a little expensive but you can always negotiate with the owner.

They have a wide variety of things for sale at really reasonable prices. I've enjoyed shopping…read morethere many times.

HUGE selection of children's toys. Everything from sets to only parts and pieces…read more The furniture area was empty today, and there weren't many clothes. But we found some great DVD's!

Always make the thrift shop a stop on my way through Seneca. I always find great treasures and they…read morehave a very friendly group of ladies working for a great cause.

I've passed this thrift store several times in the past but it was never open. Their hours of…read moreoperation seem to change from time to time, including early closures. But that's totally forgiven as they seem to be staffed by volunteers. If this was more of a corporate thrift store I'd dock the stars for that. Anyway, it looks like as of my August 2017 visit the thrift store is open 9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays and have daytime hours Tuesday through Friday. I would check with them for hours if you're driving to Seneca. The food pantry is by appointment for those in need. As for the thrift store...it's not huge, but it's pretty well stocked and they have low prices. There's quite a lot for babies, kids, and expectant mothers, including linens, pregnancy and childcare books, children's and maternity clothing, etc. I was seeking adult clothing, magazines, books, and decor, and found a few items that made it well worth the drive from Joplin to Seneca on a Saturday morning. Most clothing is neatly hung and reasonably well organized. My favorite find was a vintage style top that seems to be homemade but is fantastic! They were having a special summer sale making it dirt cheap. They also accept donations of merchandise or spare change for their mission of providing hunger relief for the community, so I have to give five stars. The ladies working were very friendly and polite when we visited the store.

Service 10/10 Selection 100/10 omg there's so much great…read morestuff. Value: depends on the million items to choose from but I enjoyed the experience!

Nazi supporters, gator baiting yard ornaments located in front of the store. When approached about…read morethe Nazi memorabilia for sale, was told it was "no big deal", fuck off, and got hung up on. This place has new ownership and is now called Eureka Uniques Anyiques and Collectibles. The former owners were not affiliated with far right wing ideology,