Turn A Leaf

"I am grateful that Turn A Leaf values people as employees rather than computers checking customers out. It is so human to talk with people we have come to know. The prices at Turn A Leaf are true to a thrift store rather than a cooperate “bigwig” making all the money at Value Village rather than the hard workers on the floor."

"I occasionally like going to Thrift stores. Turn a leaf is one of my favorites! Friendly staff. Prices are good for being a thrift store and they have certain days they do deals! Also to my understanding they're non-profit. They do accept donations as well!"

"I think turn a leaf is a great second hand store. My main problem is with valley charities reentry services. I have been recently released from prison . Doing time was the easy part. Now I'm faced with housing issues , employment issues, transportation, ect.. I applied for a grant within 2 weeks of my release . It was supposed to provide 1st and last months rent plus security deposit up to 2000 dollars. It's been almost three months and the grant never came . In trying to contact the case manager I can not get in touch with any one on the phone . I have never gotten a response to multiple messages left on voice mail . The alternate case manager phone number I was given goes straight to voice mail which is not even set up. I would like to know my status on this grant. I am working full time. I've stayed compliant with my parole. I just want to know where is all this help for people like me . I'm sure not getting any. The money is there for these programs, and I can't understand why I'm getting the cold shoulder ."

"This little known gem of a place is a great thrift store in Wasilla. They have a great selection of clothing, books, furniture, and more! I find great deals on yarn here often. This store also acts as a sort of community center; loaning things like canes and wheelchairs to people with short-term needs for free!"