You'd think out of the15 people working here that someone would smile or at least say hello to…read moreyou....but no. All the employees i have encountered are rude and seem annoyed that you're there.

Let me start by saying they recently hired a older woman with glasses. Named Veronica very rude…read morewhen I asked for help, saying that she was too hung over and high for this job. Explains to me how, after I told her I would report her. She said it wouldn't matter. I've been coming to this center for years never experienced such a rude person. Please remove this negativity from our community. I will be reporting to hr as well as s.preston.

Find good deals with friendly blessed staff always willing to help anyone whom walks in…read more If you're thinking of donating to a great place. This is the nice establishment for gently used furniture, clothing, shoes, children's etc.

I used to donate 6-7 times a year but the email receipts are harder for me to keep up with and I do…read morenot like it. I prefer the tablets. It was easy to see the yellow receipt in my papers. I am curious if my information has been sold or shared too. Not a fan. I like the people that help and I like what Grace does. But I want a paper receipt

I don't shop here often, but I like to pop in occasionally to see what they have. This time,…read morethough, I was genuinely surprised by some of the pricing. Especially on purses, shoes, and furniture. A lot of it felt wildly inflated, even compared to Goodwill. I kept browsing out of sheer curiosity and couldn't wrap my head around some of the tags: used plastic shoes priced at $40+, a worn out Michael Kors bag for $30. The clothing section seemed more reasonably priced, although I didn't notice any higher-value brands to really justify a comparison. Overall, this place feels very hit or miss. You might stumble across a decent find, but anything with a recognizable name seems to be marked up far beyond what it's worth.

I actually like the Salvation Army thrift store. It's the pick up service that's trash. I tried to…read moredonate bed frames. First, it was they can't take disassembled furniture then he was complaining they weren't disassembled enough Like which excuse is it,liar. He also complained about a few scratches..well duh it's free donated furniture. I shop at the Salvation Army all the time. No one expects anything from the thrift store to be brand new. His last excuse they won't fit in the truck. I put the donation was two bed frames so why was he acting stupid,tf . Never again.

If you've ever wondered what it feels like to pay Boutique Manhattan prices for items your grandma…read moredonated in 2004, just take a stroll through Goodwill. I walked in hoping to find a cheap T-shirt and walked out questioning the entire global economy--because apparently, a faded shirt with a mystery stain is now worth $12.99. The real treasure hunt isn't finding a bargain; it's finding anything that isn't priced like it was personally blessed by a celebrity. My personal favorite was the used shoes--clearly worn during someone's entire cardio journey--marked at a bold, confident $19.99. Truly inspirational. If inflation ever needs a spokesperson, Goodwill is ready. At these prices, I'm convinced Goodwill is secretly auditioning to become a luxury retailer. Any day now, they'll start handing out complimentary champagne as you browse the $7 coffee mugs from 1998. But hey, if you've ever wanted to experience the thrill of paying full retail for items that were literally donated for free, Goodwill has you covered.

Im having to repost because it got deleted. I have been visiting this center for years. I was…read moreparking when next to me was an older woman with glasses wearing a Goodwill t shirt I did get a glimpse of her name tag said Veronica. She approach me before heading in and asked me if I was interested in purchasing furniture or items from the center. I said yes that's why im here. She replied with "no i get the inventory before it comes out to the floor and can "sell" it to me for a cheaper price. Isn't that stealing? I said no thanks and just left i want no part in a scam or thief. I tried calling and I got hung up on. I will be reporting to higher power. They really need to remove this thief from our community. Stealing is stealing even donations. Beware! Picture included of employee Veronica.

They need to rename this store because there is nothing about it that is "upscale". Just a little…read moretime spent on organization and presentation would make a big difference here. I went in, made one pass through and left.

Nice store if you have the time to look through everything. The pricing seems to be reasonable but…read moresomeone needs to come in and actually organize what they have. And I think "upscale" is a bit of a stretch for the name. It's a nice thrift store, not really upscale at all. It has potential to be really great-lots of different areas including household, decorative, kids items and clothing. But it's not somewhere you can run in and try to find a specific type of item. Also, lots of furniture is outside where we just got around 3 inches of rain. Not sure everything wouldn't be soaked through. Edit:thank you for the response! I will try out the other locations and I appreciate your letting me know about them. It's a fun store to go and browse!

One of my favorite thrift stores to shop at! The store is always clean, well-organized, and easy to…read morebrowse since everything is sorted by color and item type. The prices are still very reasonable and you can often find T-shirts for just a couple of dollars. They also run different sales throughout the week, which makes the deals even better. I always seem to find something worthwhile and rarely leave empty-handed. Definitely one of my go-to thrift stores!

this is a huge thrift store. there's a lot to look through in each of the departments. is organized…read morewell.

To preface this review I need to disclose this store is a ministry fundraising effort of the White…read moreChapel Methodist Church. The staff here are are volunteers. That being said, the labor the staff gives to this place is a labor of love and service. They are friendly and helpful. The selection varies based on their donations. On most visits they have a light selection of furniture in the front, with clothing, housewares, books, kitchenware, glassware, etc are in the middle and back. At first glance to be honest, most of the prices seemed a bit high. I had to keep reminding myself that this is for a charity. The other thing is that it is all on sale, so the sale prices are more in line with the market value of most of the items. Another note to know before you come here is that while most of the items are nice, their line of "Upscale Resale" may be a bit of a stretch. Nonetheless, my visit to this shop was pleasant as have been all of them and I will keep coming back to check for new merchandise!

Nice, clean feeling thrift store. They have all variety of items including kitchen wear, clothes,…read moredecorations and furniture along with kids items. The workers were relatively friendly, I think they were volunteers. Anything that they had that was pretty decent was priced extremely high. We just bought an electric bird feeder online for $45 and here they had a new one at $85. Jeans are $18-30. Pretty expensive for a thrift shop. They had a cute little lamp for $225. I'm sure these items are donated so they don't have to gauge the buyers they way they are pricing. This one won't be on my regular shopping list.

I'm filing a complaint with this organization this evening, but also wanted to write a review…read more I would hope that anyone who donates to this organization goes elsewhere. I would suggest donating to Grace Grapevine, they are so kind and more Christ like than the people representing the financial assistance office at CCA. I seen a caseworker at the front desk at Grace Grapevine hugging someone who came in for assistance. They are so nice and patient. I love the positivity they give off. On Monday November 25, 2024 I arrive at CCA at 9am to fill out an application for rental assistance. When you walk in you're required to grab a number. I grabbed my number and I was #51. I didn't have all my documentation ready so I did have to use their printing room while I was waiting to be called. CCA takes walk ins from 9am to 11am (if your number isn't called by 11am then you have to come back at 1pm, as they close the office for lunch from 11am to 1pm.) Unfortunately my number.was not called by 11am so I had to come back. When you return to the office you're required to pull a new number (so you'll have a new place in line.) I got back in line at 11:50am at the front door (first in line.) The doors opened back at 1pm, grabbed my number. My number was called around 1:05pm. I went to the front desk, the rude woman checked to make sure I had all my documents. I was missing my ledger. I requested my landlord send it to me. He was able to send it about an hour later (maybe a little over.) In order to receive an appointment with the caseworker, you have to have all documentation ready. The rude lady looked over my ledger and added it to my documentation in which she kept and created me a file. Now that I had all my documentation, I was given an appointment for Monday December 2 at 9:45am. On Monday, December 2, which is today I arrived at 9:40 AM , spoke with the rude lady at the front to inform her I was there for my appointment. She said "okay you can have a seat." Right as I was about to walk to my seat she got my attention so I turned back around and she asked (while holding my ledger in her hand) "are you more than one month behind on rent, because we're only helping for December..?" I informed her that I was more than one month behind on rent, and that she should be aware of that because she has all my documentation and a form clearly stating that I am more than one month behind. She then says "Well, unfortunately I have to cancel your appointment and we cannot help you. Per our guidelines you can not be more than one month behind. Of course I was disappointed and I told her it was okay for me to only receive one month help, my landlord is doing his best to work with me. I also said to her "You knew I was more than one month behind a week ago. Why would you even waste my time coming up here?" Genuine question. People make mistakes and I would've accepted and appreciated if she told me that she overlooked it, but nope the rude lady got Loud (at a Christian organization..) I'm the only one that should be frustrated, I am behind on my bills and being told they can't help me after spending 8 hours of my life at CCA. I would've rather spent that 8 hours volunteering there because they clearly need more reps assisting the amount of people coming in requesting help. They need loving help. People who have a passion in helping and serving. Although I am sad and very disappointed that I won't be able to get the help that I need. I am more disappointed in the way that I was treated and talk to. Not once did I get loud (raise my tone.) The representative at the front desk needs to be talked to and reminded that that is a Christian organization and she should be a rep representing Jesus Christ. I am being very honest when I say that your donation should go elsewhere. I am a single mother and I am five months pregnant. I am very emotional right now and that lady, that rude lady needs to learn how to talk to people.

These people are very unprofessional the play too many games. They do not want to help people they…read moreonly want donations if you never been there before they will harass you about documents, give you the runaround, '' like it is funny'', and keep asking for documents that have already been submitted to them. Then when they play with you for about three days they will denied any services requested you of all resources that are available they will tell you that there are no funds available. They will humiliate if you not of their cultural. Please be careful with these people.