Community Thrift

Nice store with nice people. I found this new store to be very pleasing. It was open and spaced out enough to find things easy. They have a 'man's area' that I really enjoyed browsing. Old doors, rusty tools, lighting, this and that of things you'd have in your shop. I found an old ballping hammer for a couple bucks. Also got me a couple handyman books.

The man working there has a good sense of humor and the lady at the checkout was nice enough to chat with me a few minutes until the next customer came up behind me.

We'll be going back regularly to see what they have in new.…

BEST thrift I've ever been to!. I had seen the billboard and it said "biggest thrift in area - 35000 sq ft" but just didn't imagine how big 35000 ft really is... I spent an hour in store first time and now go in on a regular basis.

I buy stuff and resell and try to find things I can recycle or upcycle. This is a great place for me;) I have found some awesome pieces that I've already sold - and kept a few for myself!

Something else I like about this store is how they really help the community. You can see what they have done already on a big board in the store. And they're always smiling and willing to help me find something if I'm looking for something specific.

I make the rounds so to speak and have found pricing to be better than most places and always fair. For example, I bought a framed picture from the 60's for $6 and resold it in my shop for $24.

One of my best finds was a wooden bird to add to my collection of birds and birdhouses- so stoked!

I've gotten a lot of clothes for my daughter here - most less than i can at Goodwill and in much better shape than other thrifts in the area. This thrift has a laundry on site so I feel better getting stuff from them.

GO! if you have kids, it's the best place to get their clothes. If you resell, you'll find some great stuff! if you craft or recycle, you'll love this place!!!…