I don't have anything extremely insightful to say, but every time my husband and I have gone here,…read morewe've left with some really awesome finds! I snagged some floral, Ralph Lauren pants and my husband picked up some really great neutral colored shirts and crewneck sweatshirt, barely worn if at all. I've also done my fair share of donating. It's super easy, just drive to the back of the building, ring the door bell, and the nicest employees will help get you your receipt. I would highly recommend if you are looking for a break on your taxes! Save your receipts and you can write them off!

They list the wrong price on their item and try to charge you more at the register! Great customer…read moreservice should always be present no matter the store or location!Truly disappointed!

We are Open on Saturday from 10am until 3 pm. We are Closed on Sundays. I cannot get the app to…read morecorrect the store hours. Hello thank you to all who helped support Second Act over the last year! We accept donations of clean clothes at any time by placing the bagged items in the shed behind the shop. The shed faces the police station for everyone's safety. Did you know that your money spend here in Cedarville stays in Cedarville? Second Act supports the Cedarville Ministerial Association. Which helps in turn fund the Food pantry, emergency funding and Parish Nursing.

This is my favorite thrift store. Good quality merchandise, great prices, and money raised helps…read morethose in need. It's so nice to live in a community where people try to take good care of other people! They have a dressing room. The store smells clean. The clothes are clean. The people are nice. What more can I say? They also have some housewares and shoes, purses, belts, etc. They also carry some coats and some fancy dresses. I don't feel like I can waste any money here. Even if I don't end up loving something I purchased, I know my money supported a worthy cause, so I just re-donate the item and go back to shop another day. Most of the clothes available are for women, but they have mens and childrens' as well. Unlike some others thrift stores, you can actually get quite a bit here with "twenty dollars in my pocket".

I remember awhile back I went here staffs very pleasant very helpful caring kind we b looked at…read moremattresses then ago prices are amazing their very helpful great for community's

No guilt shopping, all profits benefit multiple local ministries. FUN: Always find a treasure for…read moresomeone in the family to enjoy, always worth a look - see! Thankful to the servants of "The Clothesline" for all their many years of commitment to their community.

This is probably my favorite thrift store. Always new selections. Name brands and very friendly…read morepeople.

I shop there 4-5 times a month as I live less than one mile and it is an easy walk. I'm usually…read moreable to find what I need and always at great prices. The staff is friendly and very helpful. I only have good things to say about this store.

Good price on stuff to fix up a house. Can find a lot of doors, windows, and fixtures really cheap.read more

If you are in Springfield, Ohio you've got to go!…read more What a huge Antique Mart. A collectors dream. But not a great value for a reseller, pretty much everything is retail. No real deals - but whatever you are looking for, you can find it. So large, it takes a minimum of 3 hours, so wear comfy shoes. From large furniture to Antique jewelry theres a huge selection & some Historical pieces too!

This place is mammoth! Rows and rows with rows off rows of everything. From furniture to toys. Lots…read moreof albums and even some at great values. Plan a couple hours for exploring. Make this a stop after the Springfield Flea Market.

This was my first visit to MMS. I always hunt for a few things but I'm also open to antiques that…read moreinterest me. They have a wide array of antiques and everyday items. The prices vary from booth to booth - I bought a cigar box for $3.75 but I saw others for $15. They also sell crafts, not something I'm a big fan of. I'll be back.

I had the absolute WORST experience ever at this place, all at the hands of the manager Tim Morris…read moreand the owner Terri Bessler. My girlfriend and I were locked in their store after hours because their Google listing said theyd be open till 5, instead of 4... We got there about 20 till 4 and did our rounds around the shop. We came upon the basement which was dark, I turned the light on to see what's for sale down there because I thought they were going to be open for another hour and we always visit the basement. While we were downstairs they shut off the rest of the lights and left, basment light was still on though. When we came upstairs and realized we were locked in we called them and also left a note with our contact info stating we'd like to come back and buy the items we found. When I talked to Tim the next day he was rude, asking why I thought I had the right to flip the light switch (big deal), instead of apologizing for not changing their hours and locking us in. 2 days later he calls again TWICE, when I call him back he tells me NO ONE saw us come in (we walked by him and at least 2 other employees) and that he was "dubious" as to why we were there, implying we were there to steal! What an INSULT! On top of that, he says we are to never ever come back to their business, all because we had bad info (their fault) and got locked in (their fault ). Later that night he goes one step further and sends me multiple VULGAR and INSULTING text messages, What's your problem Tim? Where's the owner in all of this? She's on vacation so she can't talk to me (in todays age of cell phones). she finally called me and almost seemed to feel bad but EVEN SHE seemed to imply I was in the wrong! She says she hasn't changed the Google listing because she's been toox busy, ITS THE FIRST THING THAT COMES UP WHEN YOUR BUSINESS IS LOOKED UP. Finally, 2 weeks later they changed their hours. Terri, you made a big mistake when you decided to let Tim handle this, I don't care if you were out of town, you should have been the one to talk to me. To summarize : We got locked in because they were too lazy to change their hours and to do their due diligence to make sure no one was in their store before they locked up. We tried to call them immediately, left our contact info and let ourselves out. We went above and beyond to make sure we did what we could to be clear as day that we were simply misinformed, and had no ill intentions. What we got in return was the absolute worst treatment we could ever imagine, down to being actually banned from a store we've spent hundreds at and visited for years. Things then took a VERY personal turn when the manager, Tim Morris, took it upon himself to harrass me via text messages insulting myself and my girlfriend. THIS CAN HAPPEN TO YOU TOO!

What a surprise from the outside of the building it did not look inviting once I was inside I was…read moremore than impressed

I came into the store with my husband. We spoke with two employees, one was the manager I did not…read morecatch his name but he was very polite and friendly well put together offered tons of information and was tons of help! The OTHER employee was something else. Our sales person was named Ashlee. We could hear her hollerin from the desk all the way from the other side of the store! She was dressed in a slutty outfit and we thought she was another customer until she introduced herself! I wish ladies these days would dress with some respect for themself specially if your at work. We ended up going to another store in Dayton. We liked the couch they showed us but we just couldn't deal with seeing all that we saw on this sales lady everytime she checked a price tag.