St. Vincent De Paul has many thrift stores. Items are donated, sold at a very discounted price…read more Proceeds go to charity, and it can be a way to shop very reasonable. Flower vases are extremely low priced, making it easy to arrange your own flowers. Plus they have a senior citizen discount. Staff is friendly and all for a good cause.

My wife & I have donated $100's of furniture, clothing, children's toys over the last couple of…read moreyears. After we donated this past Saturday we went in to the store. I purchased an almost new pair of foot joy golf shoes that were in the men's section. When I got home I tried to put them on turns out the were women's. I took them back to the store for a refund. They would not refund my money but offered me another pair of shoes. I didn't want a replacement. Tough luck. I am finding another charity to donate my merchandise.

I guess they just got new owners and now they never have anything good anymore and it's all really…read moreexpensive. I look for a bit of everything for me and my dog but I guess I'll have to find another shop because there's not one good thrift shop in Arnold, MO and it's no fun wasting my time with a store that used to be so good to go in and find nothing everytime. Salvation Army might as well be another greedy retail goodwill store now.

They have a great selection of clothes and accessories. I have found many name brands for such a…read moregood price. Everyone is so friendly.

Such an amazing company giving back to the less fortunate. My friend and her big family had so…read morelittle since the flooding in their house and they helped so much. From furniture to small kitchen items to toys for kids.

Amazing! Always a great place to get Furniture or other items, if you're in need…read more They give back to the community. It is volunteer based! If you have items to donate, I highly recommend coming here.

I like this Savers more than the one in Ellisville. The prices on books and media are ridiculously…read morehigh but everything else seemed in-line with modern thrift prices. My friend found a super cool shortsword for $15 and several unused candles for $5 each! The prices could definitely be lower but I wasn't super dissatisfied. Donate before shopping for a 20% off coupon. It makes it more worth it!

Savers is a for profit organization that buys from nonprofits and then resells.They carry lots of…read moreclothing, small household items and a little bit of everything. Some of their prices are a little high so it pays to shop around.

Okay so here's the thing, this store needs a revamp desperately. And I don't just mean fresh coat…read moreof paint. This place tries but its failing in my opinion. Here's the Good.. *Every staff member I've encountered was just as nice a could be *The wall of pictures is a very cool and attention getting idea that could be tweaked but Def a good point of the store *The separate area for Furniture is great, I love that this place is so big that everything can have its own area *You have a nice parking lot, plenty of space for more shoppers to be there. But now lets move on to to the changes that need to be made... * Let's start with basics, the pricing is HORRIBLE. Clothing items are WAY overpriced for the quality and condition they are in especially due to the fact that there is a WAY cheaper option only a few minutes away in the Goodwill pay by the pound store. Example:$7.99 for kids or adult VERY used jeans? $6 for super worn kids pajama pants that were probaly $5 originally at Walmart? No. *The dress wall is NEVER sized, its just chaos and alot of the items are very old which I understand, these items are donated but price them that way. If you want to label it as "vintage" and keep the higher tag then develop a Vintage area and vampire ot up. * Also the tagging system, the hand written tags need to go. You need a more (and I hate to say upscale because I dont mean to only attract people with money) but trendy vibe. And just use real tags. It just looks better and little things like that do matter if you are creating a shopping experience. *The Fitting rooms are bad... This last visit i am happy that it didnt smell like someone went to the restroom in them but it still wasn't great. You have several fitting room, make them look nice. Yes a coat of paint would be great and plaster over the open holes in the walls. But also add some flair to them. Im sure you get donated decent rugs. Pick one for each room, clean the rug and then add a few accessories to give each room a theme that cute and attractive especially targeting female customers who are more likely to continue to shop and try on more items than a normal man would. *The floors in the dressing rooms are horrendous, they need to be covered and it would create a more welcoming area to linger and continue to try on things rather than wanting to hurry and get out because your afraid something might crawl out of one of the holes in the wall.... * The place needs a redesign and I dont mean you have to have money to do this. Use the donated items, hang some pics, add decor, the walls and space is all white but its not CLEAN bright white so paint the walls or maybe even just an accent wall. Add some mannequins, just ask for donations from the neighborhood or customers since you are doing a remodel. This place could bring in WAY more business which means you can raise WAY more money to help others which is why you are there in the first place. I SEE beauty in the possibilities that a Creative and Inventive Person with a passion for helping others and a good knowledge of retail and shopping trends could do to change this entire place around. I've never been inside the store and seen it busy, always just a few people wondering around but this could be so much more with just effort and heart! I hope someone reads this and sees the value in what I am saying. I have many more ideas but the is already pretty long;) If someone does read this and you are ready for that change, ready for someone with vision, desire to help others, experience in retail and the dedication to make your store the best it can be for others, then come find me. I would love to step in and manage this store and give it new life for your customers.

It's a little difficult to donate this part of St. Louis. Catholic Charities won't take clothes…read morehere. At least the SA will, the donations are taken in back at the loading dock.

I think we caught this place on an unlucky day. There wasn't a ton that I wanted, though my friends…read moreended up with some good deals! -1 star for $8 books. That's ridiculous for a thrift store and honestly made me mad.

By far, Savers is the best of the best when it comes to thrift stores. Yes they are a bit pricey,…read morebut keep in mind, prices are at an all time high for everything. Savers is well organized, awesomely merchandised, a department for everything, not to mention they have very trendy and classy clothes, shoes, outwear, coats and much more. speaking from experience-its hard to find nice clothing for plus size women in traditional brick and mortar stores. Saver's is organized by size and style. The shopping experience is well worth the trip. I've never been disappointed and look forward to going there a few times for my seasonal wardrobe/household updates.

Had been wanting to drop by and finally did. I always saw home improvement tv shows visiting…read moreReStore and finding great treasures. Store was smaller than I expected. I was really impressed by the paint selection (Sherwin Williams) and quality of the used furniture. Small area with Knick knacks and some appliances too. I really liked the four piece dining room set. I believe it was $120? Wood table and upholstered/sturdy chairs. This store is great for someone just starting out.

A nice resell it store of household items located in the Orchard Shopping Plaza in Collinsville…read more Great place to donate to or go shopping at. They offer furniture, beds, paint, appliances, household items, some building materials, tools, etc. Would be a great place for those starting out on their own, rehabbing or DIY'ers and all at good prices. Every changing inventory so go often. I've even found some antiques. Some items are new and donated from big box stores. The store is staffed with friendly volunteers and operated by a non-profit organization that helps those in need.

Thrift store time! Location in a strip mall setting. Ample parking. Store nice size , restroom…read moreclean. Store was clean and clear of clutter. Inventory in my opinion is not up to par. Most Items were not clean examples luggage was old and dingy, kids and babies items looked worn and dated , kitchenware looked rusted and worn . In my opinion just because you are a thrift store , items should still be gently used otherwise it's just junk. Everyone's junk is not everyone 's treasure . I'm just saying if you are the staff that is deciding what goes out and what gets trashed , think for one sec and if you won't buy it , most likely no one will. Be mindful of customers time and monies. Clothes were reasonably price . Mattresses were available at this location . Men items and Christmas decor were just ok.

Love St Vincent De Paul. Always seem find something I can't love without and for a good cause too.read more

We had our first visit at the SA thrift store today located on N Illinois in Belleville. To say we…read morewere sticker shocked is disturbing. We understand prices at all retailers, thrifts, etc have increased. But when the majority of almost all the clothing is priced higher than purchasing brand new at a retailer, there's something majorly wrong. We commenting to employees, the majority stated "oh, we all know". The only thing they are able to do is give you the phone number to talk with corporate and leave bad reviews. So we're starting here. If you're looking for lower cost clothing for anyone, please steer clear of these stores. They are priced at corporate, then sent to the stores where they have no power over pricing. Stick to smaller thrifts who are non-profit. You will even find high prices at Goodwill & Savers, but the SA thrift is even higher than those mentioned.

I went out of my way to come here instead of Goodwill, since Salvation Army's financial practices…read moreare better than those of Goodwill. Unfortunately, I encountered a horrible employee at drop off who spoke to me in annoyed one-word sentences. I arrived with a reusable bin full of clothes, and he says, "In the truck." "Do you have a box?" "Nope." "So can I put the clothes straight in the truck?" "Nope." "Do you have a bag?" "Nope." Finally I pressed him, and he said, "You need a box or bag, but I ain't got one." So I returned to my car, with the clothes, and drove off. Went to Goodwill, where I was greeted immediately and cordially. My dropoff took one minute. Didn't need a box; just dropped the clothes straight into one of their carts. That's how it should be done.

Marcy's project has a great story of the history of this nonprofit organization…read more Donation drop offs are done in the back on Saturday mornings and they have a ring doorbell so they usually know you're coming before you even have to push the button. Volunteers and staff are wonderful! Please read their website list of what they accept for donations. They have limited storage space so they are more particular about what they accept. They do offer a tax receipt, if needed. As of mid-December 2025, they are most in need of men's small clothing and winter wear for everyone, including coats, glove, scarfs, etc.

I don't know what your organization does, but at least one of your volunteers is a complete jerk…read more He pulled up his pickup and completely blocked the walkway at Walmart. A Walmart associate kindly asked him to move his vehicle but he refused until he was done loading. Apparently he feels everything he does is more important than anything anyone else does. And all under the illusion that he's serving his community as a volunteer!