Clean store. Always new products. I like to check out the movies and video games section, and it's…read morealways full! If all the Salvation Army's I visit, the staff here are simply the best!

I was in the area anyway as I picked something up in Big Lake. Big, spacious store. They have a ton…read moreof Target cast offs. Stuff that Target didn't sell. They even had $10 brand new records from Target. They had 2 color of the week tags where merch was 50% off. I bought 2 Rae Dunn egg cups brand new at 50% off. They say Egg on one and Hunt on the other. There also was Hip and Hop. Much nicer store than 2 I know of in the metro. (16)

So I stopped by the new Rogers location,the chair we wanted to buy had no price tag we walked up…read morefront for a price and the lady just glares at my husband and I for about 20 seconds thinking she may not of heard us I asked again she gives me a dirty look says it's not for sale! Rolls her eyes and walks away. A few minutes later someone else had asked how much the same chair was and the same worker tells her to pick a fair price. The lady paid for the chair and walks out with it. I walked up to see if I could see the employees name tag . The name on her tag says Sheree store manager. I will not stop at this store ever again unless that Rude store manager gets fired she has no skills to be in this position Unreal

I wanted to love this place, but it really was more of a 'junk' store with a sprinkling of antiques…read morethan it was a 'thrift' store. I certainly don't think itd be a place you could visit weekly for new finds. However, if you like to just look at shit (like I do) then it was pretty fun and there are likely some fun deals to be had. I have a feeling you could bargain with the owners a bit too if you found something you couldn't live without.

Very cute and clean thrift store with lots things anyone can enjoy, very friendly staff, was…read moregreeted with a warm welcome with a smile. Great prices.

Stopped in here on my way up to Little Falls. It took me a while to figure out what color tags were…read moreon sale since they don't post them but they are on announcements and there's a monitor on the ceiling near the checkout area. I found a book and some stick on nails I waited in line for and knew the cashier was not selling items that didn't have tags (there's a sign up front that says this policy too). However I thought all books were a set price and didn't worry until it was my turn and she asked if the book had a tag. I said no and told her where I found the book on the shelf. She said she can't sell it without a tag and just stared at me as if she was waiting for me to either put up a stink or ask more. I just said well I guess I can't buy it then? She set it aside. I did ask if she could just price it or get a manager and she said she was a manager and left it at that. Why was it on the sales floor then without a sticker if you have this policy? She said it would be out on the floor in the next day or so after getting a price. I stopped by later in the week after that to see if I could find the book again but I sadly couldn't find it, I got some other items instead and the gentlemen this time was super friendly and was astounded at hearing about my previous visit. If I knew about their policy beforehand I would have just taken a sticker off one item and put it on the book...I won't stop here again as it's out of the way.

This location has DRASTICALLY raised prices in the last year to the point of making it almost as…read moreexpensive as a Walmart. Aren't these items all donated?! Goodwill is expensive too now, but at least video games and DVDs have a set price. I just walked out after they wanted $14 for donated DVDs. Unthinkably high price. I'll give the store credit for its cleanliness and organization, but shopping has become very difficult.

I was a victim of domestic violence and reached out for help. I was ignored or referred to someone…read moreelse. They refused to help me, they refused return calls and emails, and refused to help me through the legal process. Its a total waste of funding.

From the owner: We provide short-term emergency shelter and advocacy services to women who are experiencing…read moredomestic violence and their children in central Minnesota. We also provide prevention and education services about domestic violence.

Super easy to donate food. They have a dedicated door for food donations. Staff are welcoming and…read morefriendly. They offer lots of services beyond food such as clothing, housing help, etc.

From the owner: CROSS Services provides emergency and support services--food, clothing, housing assistance, and…read moremore--to people experiencing financial hardship. More than simply addressing immediate crises, CROSS is committed to working closely with families as they move toward long-term stability. CROSS serves several communities in northwestern Hennepin County, and works collaboratively with other organizations to provide wrap-around support for families in need. Hundreds of volunteers give thousands of hours to make it possible for CROSS to serve more than 14,000 individuals annually. An established non-profit with a forty-four year history of service in the community, CROSS Services responsibly stewards donations to maximize impact.

I came here by accident. I originally went to a different thrift store but it was closed so I…read morelooked up the closest one to it. My goodness what a hidden GEM! This is exactly the type of place I think of when I want to go thrifting. There is stuff in every nook and cranny and I probably made about 4-5 rounds throughout the whole place. The owner was very kind and had a beautiful cat that followed me around for a bit lol I spent $78 and got SO many treasures! If it were closer, I would go every week. I will be back here for sure. May Jesus bless this place and the owner for being so helpful. If you love to thrift, Stop here and you won't regret it!

From the owner: used, thrift, household, kitchen, collectibles, knick-knacks, lamps and small furniture, miscread more