America's Thrift Stores & Donation Center

"This is probably the cleanest thrift store I've ever been to. Everything was so neat, and the sections were well defined. I love that they have a rewards program."

"I left disappointed and with a bad taste in my mouth today. It was a swift reminder why I shop/thrift shop local instead of corporate…. I shop here regularly and have usually found prices to be mostly fair until lately. I understand that the price of goods is rising, I do… However, today was the final straw—I found a pair of Frye boots on the floor without a sticker or marking on the bottom. I did the right thing and took them to the counter to get priced. These boots were in fair shape at best. They definitely still had life left but had significant scuffing on the toes and sides. The bottoms were worn past the imprinted brand stamp and will have to be resoled soon. The price for these boots brand new is $150. RESELLER price is $65-75 for gently used. They wanted $60 for these boots. I understand that is a good price off of the new price. I was disappointed because this is a donation based corporation asking individual reseller prices for items in fair condition. Second hand shopping has long been a way for people to shop ethically and keeps items out of landfills. This predatory price gauging from a donation centered cooperation is unethical and frustrating."

"The workers were nice and helpful, but the prices were expensive! They had new socks $8.99 and a lot of other new items with retail prices. It seems that they are going more towards a retail store, than a thrift store! Also, used ladies dresses for $9.99? Crazy!"

"The store has some great finds at good prices, but it’s really difficult to support a business that hires unequipped employees for their roles. There’s reviews about an employee who on numerous instances has nearly hit me with a rack. She just goes on a mission to put things away and I’m there weekly so I’ve seen people’s shocked reactions to her nearly push them out of the way to out things away. A cashier explained she has autism and while I am extremely supportive of hiring everyone, it’s important people are given jobs aligned with their abilities. This woman is being set up to fail because it only takes one bad day for one person to react to that kind of treatment. Do better. I don’t feel comfortable coming to this place again."

"I happen to have had a great experience at this store because of two employees who helped me greatly the woman in this photo her name tag says Paris She talked very kindly to me and helped me understand some miscommunication I had with another employee all while helping someone else and also carrying furniture to peoples cars, the cashier who checked me out I did not get to look at her name tag, but she had glasses and pink hair they were both amazing and very helpful and kind!! I will say the prices have risen since the last time I’ve been here but I won’t fuss Thank you ATS"