Maria is a wonderful person who takes the time to organize each display. She is dedicated and cares…read moreabout what things look like. Tina's should definitely realize what an asset she is. Great store, great experience. Maria was putting all the perfume in order by color. She told me she cares and it shows!!!!!

Smaller store. There are a lot of clearance items and a fairly big home goods section. The men's…read moreselection is about half the size of the women's selection. No CMU apparel sold here...not even cups. I love that they have Rae Dunn home goods! Update: There is an elderly man that works in the changing room area and he made my day. He is one of those employees that truly loves his job. Once I made my way to the dressing room he wished me luck that my outfit choices would work out for me. I dread clothes shopping in general but this man just made it a little bit better for me with his enthusiasm and genuine kindness.

Indian Hills Plaza is full has stores like Dicks, Pet Smart, TJ Max, GameStop and many others. I am…read morenot a fan some of the stores but others are great.

We bought what we were told was a new air conditioner it was in fact not there was hair in the air…read morefilter and as much as I love it I contacted them they refused to do anything to help

From the owner: Reynolds Golden Finds is Mt. Pleasant’s go-to destination for deep discounts, unique thrift finds,…read moreand community-driven shopping. Explore our ever-changing selection of name-brand liquidation deals—from clothing and home goods to snacks, toys, and household essentials. Every visit is a new treasure hunt! Second Chance Suite: Shop gently used, community-donated items — and feel good knowing 50% of all sales go to a different local charity every month. Candy & Snack Outlet: Stock up on your favorite treats and ice-cold drinks. Liquidation Room Flash Sales: Don’t miss our rotating markdowns for major savings. Located at 601 N Fancher Street, Mt. Pleasant, MI Big Deals. Bigger Hearts. Shop smart & support local!

This place is a true gem to those that love sustainability. You're able to fill your own reusable…read morecontainers/jars with any of their bulk spices, rices, grains, etc. I even fill my own lunch containers with delicious stuff from their salad and hot bar. Their take home samosas are also delicious. They also have sushi that is dynamite and their little bakery section has some good treats as well.

It's a niche store. You pay higher prices for specific types or food (organic, local, etc.)…read more Selection is limited so I rarely go there.

Great staff. Nice atmosphere. Good deals. Very helpful. Just a neat little storeread more

Rude staff. I asked if they carried toilet paper, and the…read morecashier looked at me like I was asking something outrageous and when I started asking again, because I thought maybe she hadn't heard or had misunderstood, she practically yelled 'no'. I really don't know why. I don't expect 'the customer is always right' behavior, but basic decency would be nice.

Great local ownership who strongly support the local high school teams and CMU. If you are looking…read morefor gear supporting local teams this is the place to go. They also have some items for pro and other colleges, but they specialize on the local teams.

Tired of getting told our son's varsity jacket will be next. They have told us it will be done this…read moreweek or begining of next week twice now. Not to mention we ordered this back in April. Ugh

I very much dislike how much they charge for things considering that they get it for free. I do…read moreknow that they have to pay for things but come on. I know people shop at thrift stores because they want to. I do it because I have to and I need for stuff to be extremely cheap, I thought that's what Goodwill was all about.

I have, for years, chosen goodwill to donate my stuff to because they supposedly hire the handicap…read moreand provide job training. Today, I had a steel frame, lightweight L shaped desk I had taken the end brackets off to get it into my car trunk. I drive up to the donation center - had the employee take his position in the door with no offer to help unload or anything - and when I pulled the top board out of the trunk he asked what it was. I told him and his response angered me. He said, "We cannot accept it unless it is fully assembled." Apparently the handicap they hire are incapable of driving 7 screws back in to the holes they came out of. Salvation Army accepted it - no questions asked.