I was only in Crafting for Good for a short time (I had to be across the county in 20 minutes) but…read moreI loved the mission and the selection. CFG donates sale proceeds to food banks and clean water initiatives. I needed gray embroidery floss, and I found it for 25¢. I picked up a full needlework kit for a few dollars and was on my way. I'd love to come back with more time to explore, and to donate the excess of craft supplies in my basement. We all know doing crafts and buying craft supplies are separate hobbies!

This place is AMAZING! They have so many awesome supplies at super low prices. The volunteers are…read moreall super friendly. If you haven't stopped in I strongly recommend you do!! You can also bring any crafting items you aren't using to donate.

Lots of car memorabilia, cans, boxes, "guy stuff" (sorry, I'm the planters and vases kind of gal)…read morebut I really enjoyed looking through this shop. The owner and his dog were so sweet and neighborly. Seems like a real trustworthy guy. He encouraged us to go to neighboring stores as well. It's worth a stop before you head south.

Great Items, Owners on premises at all times to Make a customer feel at home. Received a discount…read morewith out asking. Highly Recomend!

This is a great place to shop if you need a tool, fixture, or small household piece. Everything is…read morereasonably priced and the proceeds support Fairport Senior Living, like plaza-mate Craft Bits and Pieces. I got a gardening hoe for $4 and a screwdriver for 25¢. They didn't have watering cans, but the staff member said that they do get them donated. Staff said donations to the thrift shop should be limited to handheld items, no doors/large building materials/etc. Check here before spending a fortune at a hardware store!

Always new items available! I go once a week never knowing what I will find. Very helpful staff!read more

Found this store and fell in love with it immediately. Such fun merchandise. It was bargain priced…read more Totally fun place to browse. Some stuff is funky-fun, some elegantly formal, some trendy, some traditional! Lovely lady waited on me- This added to the pleasure of my shopping there. If I lived in the area I would be in the shop every week. It's a great place to buy gifts also! It had costumes, masks, jewelry, formals, jackets, tops and pants. Surely there is something there for everyone.

Crowded, not wheelchair or stroller accessible. Items hang low enough to hit average height people…read morein the head - owner justifies this because she is short. Vague limited unreliable hours seem to exemplify the owner's lack of interest in customer needs. Store quality okay overall, but between other clothing stores and thrift stores in town, one can do better.

Largest selection of unusual stuff at affordable prices!read more

Chuck was hired to do our estate sale for a loved one's belongings…read more I would not recommend Chuck for this type of work. Here are some bullet point reasons: - Chuck changed the percentage and added a fee (that ended up being for advertising )to the contract, upon signing, four days before the actual sale. By the way he typically includes advertising as part of the fee he requests. We were blindsided. He would have been turned away if it were solely up to me, but unfortunately, I had others involved in the decision to use him. - Rather than giving us a guideline for when things needed to be done, for example, signing a contract and time to set up advertising - He claimed it was not too late to get advertising in: Info for advertising in PennySaver should have been done the week before the sale so that the ad would run that weekend before. It was not done. He claimed he could get it in on Wed before the sale. This would have been too late as the sale would already be in full swing. The bottom line, he did not advertise with the money we agreed to give him (against our better judgment) in the two places critical for estate sales- PennySaver ( which would have been late for the sale anyway) and Estatesale.net. He did not purchase any advertising. He used a couple of social media posts and texted people he knew instead. He was poorly equipped- -not enough table ,and the ones he had were very dirty, -signage was simply white computer printer paper. -he did not put enough signs up around town. We actually gave him some materials that he did not use, so we put more signs up ourselves with this material and our own social media postings. While we are so grateful that in the absence of Chuck's lack of preparedness, professionalism, and business ethics, our sale was not a flop, the poor way in which things were run and the fact that he did not do as he agreed to is not something anyone wants to deal with. Lastly, before he agreed to the contract that he changed and we had to negotiate, he wanted to see what was put aside and would not be included in the sale. This is horribly poor taste. He is hired to do a job, and he sells what the client says is up for sale, not what isn't. This is wrong on so many levels but, in my opinion, is taking advantage of those grieving a loss and trying to work through a finality. Yuck! Please think twice before using him for your estate sale.

Overpriced junk mostly. I was taken aback by some of the prices on the merchandise. No way would I…read morepay what they were asking on most items. It's mostly just trinkets and other old stuff from the homes of dead grandmas, which there is no shortage of in Batavia. Would I return? Nope. Might someone else find something they appreciate here? It's possible. Good luck!

If you're ever in warsaw you gotta swing by this place very neat stuff in this place, they got some…read morelocal vendors and also a lot of gorgeous antiques!

Stopped here for an unplanned pitstop. Lady was kind to let me use the facilities. Was pleasantly…read moresurprised at the wide selection. Then was totally stoked when I managed to find a few pieces for my collection for under $20! Definitely worth a stop!

Great selection of antiques! From tools to trinkets, and more! Nice owners. Peaceful atmosphere as…read morewell.