I don't think there is another thrift store in town that compares to St. Vincents. Their prices are…read morelow, inventory great and is constantly being updated. Sales just about every day. Staff is friendly and always willing to help when needed. All sales provide the society with funds to help those people in need in the Muncie Community.

A thrift store tied to the nearby church and a former Catholic high school, St Vincent's prices are…read morevery reasonable and there are many treasures to be had. My one lament is that the store feels a bit cramped and would be awesome if it was expanded. But I love this store all the same because there's occasional treasures to be had for collectors and pickers.

Have lots of great items at Great prices! Captain rob is so nice and helpful and does everything he…read morecan to find what you are looking for!

My friend's LOVE this place. One time they were offered a leftover dinner plate by Captain Robs…read morehimself. However, we did get hate crimed and my friend was told they were the reincarnate of Rob Jr.'s ex girlfriend. Overall there's a boob and a monkey i guess.

Hand selected vintage for anyone. All price ranges and often things are priced under market. The…read moreemployees will help you in anyone way they can!

The staff are very helpful and friendly. There are so many treasures that you need a couple of…read morehours to just explore. I have found gorgeous outfits as well as shoes and diamond in the rough jewelry. I definitely recommend this lovely place and lovely people.

This is a well organized thrift store. The clothes are clean and the store is laid out well. The…read moreemployees are very friendly and helpful. They have clothes and some furniture and books and kitchen stuff and Knick knacks. Definitely a great place to come to and see what treasures you find. I love that all of the money they earn goes to a great mission.

I stopped in here for the second time for a $20 bag sale they were having. They dumped all of the…read moreclothes that they wanted to clear out into a pile on the floor. This was fun crawling around on the floor and digging through the clothes. I ended up finding two bags worth. I got there about fifteen minutes after they opened. I had been in prior to this sale. I remember they had a lot of smaller sizes and I could not really wear them at that point. The price point is not bad and although it says it is a vintage shop some of the items are newer and not really vintage. I am sure I will stop in again to check them out.

Great selection of vintage clothes, fair prices. The people working here are super nice and I found…read moreseveral really nice items!

My mom and I went into the store and had a nice afternoon. We found a lot of things to buy . Angie…read morewas so Kind and helpful She has great taste in what she shows and how she displays it. all of the beautiful clothes and great prices. So good to have an excellent resale store in Muncie again. This is a must visit :-)

Such a cute shop with awesome deals. The owner is so nice too. Definitely check it out!read more

Very attentive staff and the check out clerk was wonderful. All the clothing was hung neatly and…read morethe books and dishes also were nicely displayed. The only thing that was missing was dressing rooms.

Goodwill north in Muncie, IN. Located on W Hessler RD 47304…read more They have a tall slender black woman with short hair, her name is believed to be Bobbi? (cashiers never have their own registers). Bobbi is working as an employee here but giving the most unpleasant and unprofessional experiences to customers.. The entire time I was in this store she was yelling, throwing things at customers, making people uncomfortable, being rude and obnoxious towards everyone shopping. I got my things and left to check out because of her behavior. she sadly was my cashier, I walked up started taking my hangers out (to make her life easier, sometimes a good customer can change your mood ya know?.) she got crappy with me for taking them off the clothes I picked off the hangers . I didn't say anything at all, just sat them down, she then tried to put in rewards and the computer was slow, which pissed her off. Then when I gave her my gift card she threw it back at me about 4 times (she couldn't get it to scan because she was doing something wrong.), Since she couldn't get it to scan she was refusing to use it, so I asked for a manager because I just got it and hadn't even left the store yet and I had a receipt proving the gift card had funds, she then started cussing and threatening to fight me for the gift card not working & asking for a manager. She then followed me outside to try to assault me,screaming slander, being very hostile. She also admitted she was stealing clothes and wearing them without paying. (No wonder prices went up, your own employees steal donations).. I did absolutely nothing but try to resolve the issue until she tried to punch me, so I called her a bitch. I admit I shouldn't have done said that, but she was treating me poorly , harassing and trying to assault me and refusing management. And doing so to multiple other customers, who then left not buying anything. Management on duty did absolutely nothing, she was screaming loud enough the entire store was watching and management never came.. She refused to give me my receipt after i had paid also. If you want to check the camera footage of this is at 1:00pm on 4/9/25 Someone like this should never work in customer service. Never had anything like this happen before. I'm shook, disappointed and will never go back if she is working for you. I spend a lot of money at the south side location in Muncie on E 29th & NEVER have issues. The women there are lovely and sweet.

Avid thrift store shopper, but it needs to be said... prices are outrageous now. These items are…read more100% free so store makes 100% profit. I do realize business overhead, paying employees, and services yall provide. But the entire idea of selling to accommodate lower income families has disappeared. Often brand new items can be found as cheap or cheaper now. It has become defeating. Especially knowing what is not sold goes in dumps or given to other countries anyway. Its not like you are going to run out of inventory... Moving (selling for less) more inventory within the community makes more sense. Just my opinion.

Goodwill used to help people with the money they made and then sold things dirt cheap to poor…read morepeople so they didn't have to struggle as much with finances, but this is not the case anymore. They have valued making more money than selling the items for cheaply. It's not like they are paying for the items that they sell, so they could definitely make items cheaper for the poor people. Some might say they would need more money for operation coasts and we all know that is bunk. I would find a new place to donate to. I will never donate to Goodwill until they get their priorities straight.