Friendly staff, the store is usually pretty clean and easy to navigate. Usually they have a great…read moreselection of items and the prices cannot be beat. Skip the Goodwill in the area and just shop here instead.

This is one of my favorite thrift stores. I have never left without finding something wonderful…read more The service in the store is excellent. The staff are very friendly and make you feel that your appreciated. Whenever I donate items, the staff are always willing to help you unload. I never feel like I'm inconveniencing them. Overall just wonderful people. I love that we have such a great organization in our community.

I love this store! Went back to my old town today for a family thing and went into the store to…read morecheck it out since I haven't been there in years! The lady that was there Mary was absolutely delightful and very welcoming! She was very helping explain some of the things at the store! Everything there is fare trade and handmade which is amazing! I bought few items that were very unique, a wind chime from India, a mug from Vietnam, and some very delicious chocolate covered espresso beans! Love love love my experience there and hopefully can visit again next time I am back home!

From the owner: Ten Thousand Villages is an exceptional source for unique handmade gifts, jewelry, home decor, art…read moreand sculpture, textiles, serveware and personal accessories representing the diverse cultures of artisans in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East. One of the world's largest fair trade organizations and a founding member of the World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO), the company strives to improve the livelihood of tens of thousands of disadvantaged artisans in 38 countries.

1: the cashier lady told me I couldn't try on clothes because people were caught doing things they…read moreshouldn't in the dressing rooms. I was the only one there for one. why should I be punished for something that someone else did? 2: there prices a ridiculous anymore. all because people resell things. what did they care?? it was free to them in the first place. this place is for people who can't afford new clothing! Uuuugh so disappointing in them. This is why I don't give to them anymore. Including when they ring the bell. They become greedy.

I found a few great finds here! They were a bit dirty, but that comes with the thrill of thrifting…read more Staff was kind, and the items were all well organized. I've already been enjoying my new lamp and painting.

I love everything about this store. It's a nonprofit helping students in the area, the women who…read moreown and run it are DELIGHTFUL, and the space is so cool and historic. I 100% recommend stopping into this hidden gem! You won't be disappointed.

We are not residence of Fulton county or Archbold, however, we always donate to care and share…read more The items donated, and the funds raised go directly to help residence of the area. The people who work at care and share our volunteers who are kind, polite, respectful of all donations we have made they assist with unloading items would highly recommend this place to everyone..

I grew up here in Archbold and have been going here for years. We needed to move some things out of…read moremy parents home and the folks here were amazing. They took many items they were lightly used and and even offered to pick up items if we needed help. If your in Archbold area you will want to check this place out if your weeding through some personal items or looking for a good deal.

If zero stars was possible for this location, that's what I would leave. When going to donate on…read moremultiple occasions they are extremely rude. I would recommend donating anywhere else other than this for profit from donations scam.

I have NEVER had any good experiences at any of their locations. Very seldom have any nice…read moreMANAGEMENT staff . I've met a few good workers that have left because of management. My last visit which was a couple days ago I was screamed at to leave because I very loudly asked why a worker could use the women's restroom but it was closed to the public. I am disabled with both kidney and bladder issues and I observed a worker going into the women's restroom. I heard her flush the toilet and wash her hands . So yes I ignored the sign and I myself went in and used the restroom myself. I observed absolutely NOTHING wrong with the toilet nor the sink . Although the restroom was disgustingly dirty as if it has had continuous use without any cleaning. The hand towels were over flowing from the trash onto the floor . The floors were dirty and unmoved. Upon coming out I was verbally attacked by not 1 but 3 goodwill workers . 1 being an assistant manager ( Carrie Jeffrey who has time and time again proved herself to be rude not only to myself but I've also been told by previous employees who worked there . She told me she didn't have to tell me a reason I can't use the restroom . Demanding that I leave because an elderly woman not dressed as a worker started talking rudely to me as well and i told her that I have nothing to say to her that she needed to go on and asked who she was anyways and she said she worked there. I told her he rudeness no matter her age is why most elderly people get hurt and use their age to cry elder abuse and then the actual worker who used the toilet was yelling at me too. So all 3 yelling at me at the same time and I told them to shut up it was just piss and I flushed it ! They were making a big deal of me using the toilet that the workers were using. When I cashed out the elderly woman followed me to the register STILL running her mouth . The young girl running the register was the nicest little thing and seemed embarrassed of their behavior. I told her I wasn't going to listen to the old lady's remarks . She told the lady she didn't need her help but the lady was making rude comments anyways. I said I'll never come back here again. This store always has rude workers that can't be compassionate or understanding and that I thought was Goodwill was about. Then here comes Carrie Jeffrey again SCREAMING through the store telling me again not to talk to her employees and to leave the store. Yes I said curse .yes I was pissed .yes I acted like a mad woman because I was. All because I pissed In a WORKING toilet that workers were using and was rudely attacked. I was even followed out to the parking lot by Carrie Jeffrey . She was telling me she was going to call the cops if I didn't leave . Sad thing is there was also another elderly woman who was there who needed to use the toilet . She was a plain clothes worker .She told me although the other workers were allowed to use the toilet they forced her to go to McDonald's up the parking lot .She said she has bladder problems and she was made to hold hers for 3 hours . She stopped me in the parking lot to tell me . The big OWNER of Goodwill only donates a small percentage of money to charities off of donations. I NEVER donate anything to Goodwill ever. I take my stuff to the Lutheran atleast they feed the hungry and clothe the poor . Goodwill is a joke . They google stuff and put what price it's going for on ebay to make the fat man RICHER. STOP DONATING . STOP SHOPPING . GO TO LUTHERAN STORE IN BELLEFONTAINE. I called Tim again too. He said supposedly they have had 3 plumbers there. And it's NOT the WOMENS restroom it's the men's. I told him if they don't want public restrooms for the public to build a wall . He said that those restrooms are the same that the employees use as well so .

I love this thrift store. Their prices beat Goodwill any day. Most of the prices are very…read morereasonable and having two boys it's great that the clothing section is cheaper. Sure sometimes when you shop there you can encounter some grumpy employees (what place doesn't have a few). Sometimes the ceiling is leaking and there are buckets you have to swerve around but oh well. Sometimes the lighting in there can kill my eyes but it's worth it for the prices! The dressing rooms aren't great but oh well. I also love that they offer free food every once in awhile for anyone who wants to take some.

I give this so called Business a big fat 0 on the star rating. The owner treats his employees like…read moredirt. I would not shop here because I have gotten bed bugs twice from there. The employees are very nice. But the reason why is cause the way they are treated. The men that work there have to do the job of at least 6 people by themselves. And if you are wondering how I know all of this I use to work there. Everything I have said here is the truth I left some things out.

Best thrift shop around. Upscale resale items! Run strictly by volunteers. The Volunteers are…read morehelpful and nice and want you to stop in for good bargains. This is more like a boutique than your average thrift shop.

Was turned off a little when I came in with my well behaved 3 year old that needed to use the…read morerestroom and they refused to let him use the bathroom. They made me take him outside to use the restroom.

After driving 45 minutes, I walked in to find several people just hanging out, and then a large dog…read morecame up to me. The employee casually mentioned the dog would be following me around. I told her I'm highly allergic to dogs, so I wouldn't be shopping - she then asked why Iwas leaving. I love animals, but being allergic to them is no joke. You choose to have animals in your store, I choose not to shop. The store itself was very small, and between the crowd of people and the big dog roaming around, it was not a good experience. Save yourself the trip

This darling shop is full of local crafts, bake goods and useful items from nearly 30 vendors…read more Most is new, but some vintage items are scattered about, including some tools. Now, there are beautiful holiday wreaths, wooden trees, colorful primitive nativity scenes. Located in Holgate, at the main intersection with the "Open" flag, the store welcomes you, and draws you in. The owners are kind and interesting to talk to. Prices are reasonable. I purchased a nice flower holder for my wall, and Bee Pollen from Honey Blossom Orchard, Napoleon. The fresh cookies looked delicious, so I purchased a plate of them. I'm looking forward to stopping in again to see the variety of merchandise.