Echo Resale Shop

"We moved to Evergreen over the summer and had a very large sectional that did not fit in our new home. The couch was 1.5 years old, was purchased from Restoration Hardware for $18,750, and came from a smoke free/pet free home. We were excited to donate to EChO and help out a future family. However, when the team came to pick it up, they said it was "slightly discolored" (the color was called Dove and was an off-white/gray mix) and refused the donation. We turned around and sold it for $10,500. So sad how they pick and choose who can donate."

"Outrageously priced “thrift” store. Seems to been even more expensive after their move to this new location. Either lower your prices or change the concept to an antique store."

"store is a lot bigger than it looks in the outside. Once you venture in and get past the women's stuff you go towards the back and there's a men's department a kids department housing department furniture and knick-knack department. Good prices definitely worth a look around."

"I love how they have this store organized. Unfortunately, I had an issue with an employee there. I picked out about ten items and my baby girl needed a diaper change. I asked them to hold my items at the front as I had to go to my car. I changed my little one and also nursed her. I was in my car for about 15 minutes when I came back to finish shopping. The woman who was holding my items was already putting them back out on the floor. She says, "Oh, you really did want these." I thought that it was quite disrespectful. When it was time for me to check out, she noticed I had one item that was not in the sale. She wanted to make sure that I understood it was full price, but said it in a very condescending way. I am quite shocked that a Christian store would hire someone that behaves in this manner. I've been here 3 times and that was the only issue I've ever had. Everyone else is so nice and helpful."