Redeemed Treasure 1556 State Highway 71, Cedar Creek, TX 78612

"Amazing! Found all my furniture pieces here! Prices were very good, and I felt good about buying for a cause. Ladies were so helpful about everything."

"I like the new location a lot more than their old one. So much more room for things. I do wish they had a bigger selection though. Their prices are decent especially for the bigger items."

"I love going to Redeemed Treasures every time I’m in Bastrop. Usually at least twice a month. The have great and beautiful pieces. I buy items for myself and items that I can resale in my own booth in my hometown. And the prices are just as wonderful as the staff. They are all friendly and helpful."

"Redeemed Treasure Thrift Store is a store for the community. If you look at their website, it lists the items that they do not sell (e.g. clothes, electronics) because of the smaller space. They offer high quality resale items at affordable prices and use the proceeds from their sales to go back into the community. 10% of all profits go to a different local non-profit every month. Staff is friendly and professional, and the merchandise and store are very clean. They regularly have newly stocked items, monthly sales, and it is worth looking at all of the items to find your treasure. Definitely worth the visit!"

"I don't like being, sounding or coming across as rude, however I'm always honest so it's sometimes hard to avoid not being, sounding or viewed as just that. With that being said... It wasn't anything great & was even a tad disappointed. They don't have clothing, they had a little bit of jewelery in the front when you first walk in. It's a very small space with thousands of nick knack items & several appliance. Good thing about looking for appliances or electronics here is; they will work as they don't accept anything that doesn't work so that's a plus. They had hundreds of books, quite a bit of kitchen needs plates, toasters etc. A couple sleeping bags, quite a few things I couldn't look at to know exactly what they were do to the way they had it taped or tied shut. Lots of wall decor one tires of or that becomes quickly outdated. There were quite a few lamps without shades, there were a few wooden floating shelves that were well used, some mirrors, & a few furniture items like bedside tables etc. If your looking for tools this isn't the place to look. They had several items that could be considered collectors items if you like old record players, microscopes things of that nature. However those particular items as well as the furniture items didn't have a cheap price tag nor IMO could be considered a good deal exactly. They do accept donations at their location as long as it's not clothing items, broken items or appliances that may or may not work they have to work. I guess another potential plus for those who have quite a bit to donate, is that you can call & schedule a time for them to come pick it up. Oh yeah & I didn't see any type of electronics either. I'm not exactly sure what they are going for but I do know that Redeemed treasures is most definitely not a good name for such a store. Unless it's a fancier way of saying one man's trash is another man's treasure, but that would definitely be more appropriate. Sorry ladies but I felt as though I was at a garage/neighborhood block sale that was indoors. But like I said this is just my opinion."