I went to Debbies Attic today to see what treasures I might find, and I had the best experience,…read moreEddie the gentleman who runs the place was absolutely amazing and his employee's were so nice and helpful. I found so many great things . I will be a returning customer for sure , if you have never been there I recommend you go check it out.

Organization . Hard to find stuff but large Variety of items…read morefrom kids. Clothes to furniture

If you're open to searching through pile of clothes or items. You can get some good deals. They…read moreshould put small appliances on shelving. They get broken being tossed around.

Good finds in this store i dont think i will still go back to regulr goodwill store now, i will…read moreonly go to this outlet bins.

I was very displeased at the thought of them trying to charge me $2,200 dollars for something that…read moreI purchased for $800 cheaper elsewhere!!!! Small place, high prices!

I have only had pleasant experiences when dealing with Thrifty Mac in Gary. I have purchased 2…read moreproducts from them and am in the market for a 3rd and will likely go through them to get it. Their products were very reasonably priced and sturdy, the staff were courteous, and delivery fees were very accommodating. I would recommend them to anyone. I only wish they had a website so that their products and services would be more available to aid in the shopping experience.

The donation boxes are very convenient and helpful when cleaning out the closet and downsizing,…read moregetting rid of unwanted clothes. Used to put then in bags in the alley for whoever wants and needs to take but oftentimes I find them all messed up, thrown on the ground which defeats my purpose. So off to the donation box it all goes. Wish there were more of the boxes around town. I'd rather drop it off at the box then drive to the Goodwill. Everyone complaining of it being sold etc it's the same thing the Goodwill.and Salvation Army does. But at least I don't have to drive far or wait in line when I'm in a time crunch in a busy week, and don't want to haul bags of stuff in my car for weeks until I am able to go to a Goodwill and don't have the time to list on ebay or marketplace but need closet space at the same time. I think what Gaia is doing is very good. At the end, someone does use the clothes, and they're not thrown around in the alley on the ground where nobody will want them. I could care less for a tax deduction because I'd always forget the slip when tax time comes and plus it don't make much difference anyway. Tried donating to shelters before only to learn that those who work there scavenger the donation and keep what they like/what's newer for themselves instead of giving everything to those at the shelter. If you want to give directly to the homeless then give it to them on the spot. But it's also hard to figure out if the pants size will fit them etc. So when I'm in a time crunch and need to clean out fast, don't want to haul bags of clothes waiting to go to Goodwill and making myself seem like I live in my car with random bags of clothes waiting to be donated, I just drop it off at the Gaia donation box. It's also helpful with the website that gives location of the boxes so if I'm traveling O can easily look up the nearest box. Honestly, think that everyone complaining about the concept of these donation boxes works for Goodwill or Salvation because then they don't get direct donations to sell at the store. Gaia boxes are convenient too being available 24/7 specially when working an odd schedule I can never make it to a Goodwill to drop off. At the end of the day, someone still makes use of the clothes, they don't end up in a landfill and maybe if I don't want to donate such clothes then I'll just not buy anything until my current wardrobe wears out. I don't make a penny from donating to Goodwill either, only the buyer gets to have new clothes, some brand new at a cheap price. But I don't have time for that so I just drop off at Gaia box. I also.like the little projects they have going on, fun stuff, and everything they do on local level at the warehouse to everything being done abroad in the developing countries, environmentally. Keep it up!

I donated clothes multiple times, then I read the charity watch review of this company and I was…read morenot very pleased with the outcome. Clothes is sold,not given to people. They have a big "over head" to run their business so there is really no money left to help others in need. I probably will not use again. Please check for yourselves and decide if you still want to continue using their bins. Gaia please change your practice, you could be a wonderful place to use.