Hidden Treasures Rostraver

"I was shopping at the store and I will never return. I overheard some employees talking about a Christmas dinner and one of the volunteers they wanted to go. However, their store manager told him he was not allowed to go and I feel like that inot very unchristian like I’ve her to do so, and not to mention all the donations in the little donation box they do not go to the mission at the store they go straight in the managers pocket. What do you think about those apples, not very Christian or godly place I feel terrible for their employees and the volunteer who was uninvited to the Christmas dinner. Very terrible to do to someone. Christmas!"

"I don’t understand how a place that is donation based can be so greedy when reselling their items. A used couch? $500. An out dated, beat up, water stained coffee table? $75. Recliner from 1995? $85. Cheaply made plastic decorative vase? $6. Candles that someone could literally toss in the trash or just give to someone? $5. All of those prices should be cut in half. You’re a thrift store, with the intention of helping people? But you wouldn’t think it with the RIDICULOUSLY OVERPRICED items sitting there. I wouldn’t want to donate to you so you can take advantage of what’s given. I don’t think I’ll be shopping at any city mission again. Luke 18:25 - "it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God""

"OK, I understand it's a store that supports a mission, probably with a religious bent but... Not everyone who comes in the store wants to hear loud religious music. Isn't the point to sell as much product as possibleto support the mission without alienating customers? Secondly, who is pricing items at this store? They go to eBay, pick the highest price they can find for the item, print it, and tape it to what they're trying to sell. The problem is... They're way overpriced! This isn't an elegant resale store. It's a thrift store. Look at the picture. They took an item that a store was trying to sell for $2.98 yet they are selling it for $4.99! How do they justify almost doubling the price for an item nobody really wants anymore? Whether it's furniture, china, cheap kitchen items or electronics, they are incredibly overpriced for thrift store junk and as such, aren't selling as much as they could to support the mission."