This is an ok location. It does have easy drop off in the back. Super nice people work back…read morethere. The store inside is fine. Not great. Feels like alot of the strip offs might get sold in a different location. Easy parking. 1 12

Ok here's the thing. I love shopping local, thrifting, and supporting sustainable fashion. The…read morestaff here is super friendly and the store is well-organized and appears clean. HOWEVER. while browsing the women's leggings, there was an alive, large, and wiggling cockroach. On the bright side, I found an authentic Burberry bag for 99 cents. But will I be adding this to my regular thrift route? Certainly not at the top of my list...

It's hard to find a good place to donate to these days. How do you know that your donated items…read morewill actually go to people in need? I had a closet that needed to be purged desperately and Saint's Place has a community in need of gently used women's clothes. When my friend told me that they'll use my old clothes right away, I was sold. It was a match made in philanthropic heaven, so to speak. Saint's Place is located in Pittsford, adjacent to the St. Louis Church. Their goal is to aid and assist newly arrived refugees by giving them clothes, housewares, tutorial services, and by setting them up in new apartments. Lots of families rely on Saint's Place to get set up upon arriving in Rochester. What I really liked the most is that the refugees pick out clothes and leave with them that same day. Here's how it works: you can just leave your donations on the back porch and grab a receipt if you itemize. Make sure you keep everything together in a plastic bag to protect from the elements! For those of you who love a good garage sale, Saint's Place has an annual super sale. This is noteworthy because it's the one time of the year when they accept donations of non-children's books. Saint's Place normally only takes children's books because the refugees are only now learning to speak English. Clothing donations should be of the casual variety, maybe a little business casual to be thrown in. Pickup is available as well if you can't drop off your donations easily. Of course, volunteering is also good too! I'm glad my friend told me about Saint's Place because I know my old clothes will be put to good use here. If you need to clean out your closet, consider donating here, there are lots of families who will be glad you and I did.

We donate a LOT of stuff to this location. It's close to where we live, so is very convenient BUT…read morethere is this one older woman who works at the counter. Meaner than heck. We are bringing in things to donate. She doesn't say a word. She's not friendly at all. She doesn't smile and I always greet people, no manner if a true acquaintance or not. Not a word, but just stares. We are bring in good stuff, things that aren't bad, broken, dirty. Looks just as if it were new. Stupid unfriendly deadpan stare. Has no brain connected to eyes or mouth. Shirts, pants etc. Very good condition. Washed. Folded. Household items clean and washed. The dead ghost cannot speak, but stares her evil stare. I say hello, and just her stare. WE will go elsewhere next time. Now we wonder if SHE stole our things we dropped off.

They've changed their pricing. No more 99 cent items. Only one color each week is half off. This…read moremove makes them equal to Goodwill pricing which is too high. Very disappointing.

I really wasn't ever going to do a review of this place, mostly because I want to keep it as my own…read morelittle secret, but that's just not fair of me. I have been going to this little shop on the lake - we call it "Sally Ann's" for years. No one understand why we go there, but I'll attempt to explain. For starters - the two girls at the counter - Diane and Doreen have become like family. We've shared dog stories, kid problems and basically just gotten to know two people that we wouldn't have ever met if we didn't make that first trip in. Secondly - with all the stress of today - it's great to be able to go somewhere and just rummage through stuff. It's sorta like a forever yard sale and the selections are endless. Sure you have to pick through a lot to find the steal, but every once in awhile - it just takes our minds off from everything else. It's amazing that if you just give it a shot - what you might find. PLUS - we donate everything we don't want or need right back to this location. We don't throw anything usable out or save it for our own yard sale. Instead - we meticulously record every item we donate and receive receipts, which turn out to save us huge on tax returns. From genuine coach purses - to really great knock offs - to New Religion Jeans, Anne Taylor - RL - Tommy - you name it - you might find it here. Yes - some clothes and some items should have been tossed out or used for rags - but that's the fun of it - picking through all that stuff. Sure you might have a load of laundry to wash - you just can't beat the price for grandchildren's play clothes or for those pants to mow the lawn in. How about that brand new pair of dress pants with that new shirt still with the tags. I'm sorry, but I like a bargain and I don't mind shopping around in a thrift store. For service, staff friendliness - this store would get 5 stars, however, it is very disorganized and not the cleanest of places - so I am dropping it down to 4 stars and hope no one shops here!