Closer location, opened in an old Walgreens I believe. I had some kitchenware and some pots and…read morepans to donate and decided to try this place out. I prefer their mission over Goodwill and have been thrifting and donating at these stores for years. I thought this location would have more but it was good. I didn't find any must haves so just dropped off my donations and picked up a tax/donation certificate. I always encourage donating over trashing, plus it's a good cause. Spoke with two employees during my stop and both were friendly and helpful. It's a thrift store so decent prices. Some better than other items. I definitely recommend this store but there are several around central Ohio. Health, Housing, and Human Services is what the do and proceeds from the stores and donations help support the cause. VOA programs help veterans, at-risk youth, the elderly, men & women returning from incarceration, homeless/unhoused individuals and families, people w/disabilities, & people recovering from addictions. - Learn more at www.voa.org

I wish it was open more than a few days a week, but this thrift shop is totally volunteer-run day…read moreto day. It's small, but there's quite a collection of things to rifle through. Clothes, trinkets, costume jewelry, decor, even organized craft supplies. Very reasonable prices and friendly, though sometimes confused, volunteers. Good vibes overall and located in a nice little strip to explore :)

Very clean with mostly clothing - lots of household things around sides + bunch of kids toys/books…read morenear back with pretty red OSU items in front window - Best small thrift yet

The ladies were so nice. Had a good selection of things. I live in California. I had to find room…read morein my luggage.

This is a wonderful little gem of a thrift store open Tuesday Wednesday, Friday and Saturday noon…read moreto four consignment is done noon to 1:00 All proceeds go to life care alliance cancer clinic. All workers are volunteers. We need more volunteers. You can volunteer Monday through Friday 10 AM to 445 and other times available. They do take credit cards with over a $10 purchase. Cell phones are allowed in the store in case there is an emergency car but then you need to take it outside because it's a very small thrift store and you can hear everything and since they do do consignment large bags can be left in your car or at the door because there are things that come up missing.

I love this thrift store ! Great assortment of items to choose from. Well layed out and easy to…read morebrowse. They have antiques, collectibles,tools, furniture,toys,records, cassette tapes,cd s,DVDs, kitchen goods. Amazing assortment. I've never seen a thrift store like it before. I'm in there at least once a week because their inventory changes daily.

Couldn't have asked for better Service and Attention. Covid cost many millions…read more Today with step away from we enjoyed the reflection on the horizon. Please destroy upon receipt

Lovely curated shop with high-quality, stylish secondhand clothing and home goods. Prices are…read moreextremely reasonable and I love that there is a way to shop sustainably while still experiencing that boutique feel. If you'd like to sell items, there are very clear guidelines on their website. I have sold items a few times and love that I can get a bit more if I choose to get paid in store credit as opposed to cash. Any items that aren't selected for the shop get donated, which is awesome. If you're in the neighborhood I highly recommend checking out this little shop and the other sustainable shops (Koko and Little Light Collective) next door.

This place was absolutely GIANT! I was greeted by friendly faces at the front door and they offered…read moreto open any cabinet I needed something from. There were maybe 200+ booths and and a large selection of goods. I was on the hunt for some good deals, and found some awesome bar taps, 80s-90s toys and much more. Stop by, look something with value to you and enjoy the massive selection. Prices on most things were right in line with what a collector would expect, but there were some great deals to be had.

Staff was very rude to children, normally I love flea marketing but not here the lady at the desk…read moregot mad because my grandma had a "large bag", uh excuse me?! What do you mean too big of a bag it's just a purse! But that's not all I asked a question about the sale they were having and she just said "well is it a red sticker item? Have you checked with your eyes?" Then my grandma asked the same question and she said " oh yes it's half off with a smile" not to mention them selling the most overpriced things and selling very unsanitary things as well! With the combination of the rude attitude to children along with bag policy's and break it you buy it when you're displaying them right by the entrance it's like a tightrope trying to get in! do not recommend 1 star.

Great place to find treasures. Funds from sales help various missions…read more I have been a customer for years and highly recommend.

This is a nice, clean thrift store with something for everyone - clothing, shoes, books, toys, &…read morehome goods. I was not aware it existed until my friend told me about it because she volunteers a few times a month. I stopped in today and found a few clothings items for 2 of my grandchildren, including a jacket, and then during the checkout process, I spotted a spring jacket for myself. I got 8 things for $27. They have bag sales (last week was fill-a-bag for $6). I put my name & email on the mailing list. Tip: It is on the corner of 1st and Cambridge. If you enter the church parking lot from Cambridge, you'll see the store sign on the low building next to the church.

The prices are unmatched! I was looking for a glass cabinet to store my purses in and was looking…read moreat IKEA (Their prices for small cabinets are $150+) I was able to get a giant cabinet here at Habitat for $100 flat! They have a great selection and everything they put out is in great shape.

Bottom Line: it's huge and their inventory changes daily!…read more They have lots of ....... building supplies (some used and some new) sinks, with or without vanities toilets, tubs, doors, interior and exterior windows, flooring, vinyl, wood, tile, rugs Used tools And that's just a fraction of what you will find. There is always a lot of furniture, home decor, light fixtures (lots of hanging fixtures), and major kitchen appliances such as fridges, stoves, ovens, DW, washers and dryers, etc I got a dining room table with a leaf and 5 chairs for $150. It's perfect for me. Needs a little sanding on the top but that's nothing for a sturdy wood table at that price. Their prices are all over the place. I feel like half of their things are way over priced for a "second hand" store, then you will come across something that is a good deal. Long gone are the days that you are going to find things that are a "steal" or "dirt cheap", but you can still find good deals. The staff are super helpful and always nice. They will help you load what you buy. This is one of those places that you have to stop in often because you never know what they will have. It's always worth a look! Bottom Line: you never know what you will find and it helps a great organization. Follow them on their local fb page - they post the best of their daily donations - like beautiful sectionals or 14-20 piece kitchen cabinet sets - but you have to be quick - those things go fast!