I asked a question when I arrived, the employee answered right away. It's FULL of goodies!! I only…read morehad a short time but found so many nice things. I've shopped here for years & it's a great cause.

I used to love going here when I was younger for thrifty deals, but now with resellers it's…read morefrequently picked over and prices have almost doubled. Sometimes items are priced as much as they are brand new. They also have a massive back log of inventory and can take months to put things out. The staff is always very friendly though!

They were so good the first time, I invited them back for seconds! They even swept the kitchen…read morefloor when they were done. I was almost teary-eyed. I'm an old crippled lady, chores like sweeping are NO JOKE when your arms and legs barely work! Thoroughly satisfied with the work and the price. I'm 100% sure I will be calling them again the next time I need a cleanout done right! Thanks again as always.

Great work. Great customer service. Will be calling them up again…read more . . . Though, always a good idea to follow up after establishing a schedule. Everybody gets busy and can use reminders. Great communicators.

Lots of clothing, lots and lots so if you're looking for a particular piece there is a good chance…read moreyou'll find it. Sections of the store are t the most organized and customers constantly raid the new merchandise cart that's brought out before it even hits the shelves. Their prices are great though! I bought a gorgeous pinch bowl for .99 whereas Bethel (down the street) was charging $5.

They are increasing their prices to equal eBay and retail when the got the items for FREE!read more

Great people. Great reputation. Good cause. Shops a organized and boutique-ish with the best of…read moredonated merchandise and clothing

From the owner: The Northside Neighborhood House was founded in 1924 to help neighbors in need. Our three thrift…read morestores provide financial support for our nonprofit agency, the mission of which is to provide our neighbors a hand-up through programs of education and direct assistance.

This place has become outrageous in prices. Many items can be purchased from Dollar Stores much…read morecheaper. (Exact items) You used to get a lot of really nice pieces of furniture, collectibles, purses, and household items really reasonable. See lots of people donating, but don't see much of it ever hit the floor. They used to put items out all day long and now maybe twice a day. So where is everything going? This place was also to help the people in our community who are in need. That's the point....right? I don't know how they can afford it. Selling items up to $12 and $15, on the junk side. Sad part is if you were to have a garage sale, you could sell it cheaper than that, but no one would buy it. They'd buy it from here, just because it's sitting in a store. They would claim it's the economy. Just an excuse...someone's filling their pocket.

Every time I've gone, I've been able to find some really good deals on knickknacks, shoes, or…read moreclothing. The people are always very friendly and helpful

We had to waste a little time before appointment yesterday. We stopped in. The staff was very…read morefriendly. They have a 50% off sidewalk sale. There was a hutch/ dresser piece that was in pretty great shape. We purchased it an and they held it until today. They deliver for $20 (very reasonable) but we have a friend with a truck. It was a cool find. We are super excited to refinish it and put new knobs on it. We might be back if we are in the area again.

Good store, good variety, organized. Prices are fair. I bought jeans but they have a lot of good…read morefurniture too.

They go to the very end to provide quality food,clothing and proper assistance to obtain housing…read morefor those who need help with finding a place to live .

This is a place built about those who can, helping those who need help. They accept clothing and…read morefood donations year round. They take those items and set up two building to help those in need. From homeless people to families finding it hard to clothe and feed themselves, they come and get help. Very easy process to come in and get registered then you have a schedule to come in for food and other clothing or household items like blankets. Food bank gets donations from everyone, individuals, churches, businesses and the same for the many volunteers who help here. Food bank is open Tuesday-Friday's. They have homeless boxes of food for those without the ability to cook. Then others get 17lb of food to start, plus other items like bread, milk, coffee, drinks when they have those items in stock. If you know of someone in the community who is struggling, let them know there are places to help. Very rewarding to come in and volunteer here or just stop in and donate your old coat, good socks, food.

First time to go. Went on a Saturday. Lots to dig through. Bought several items. Good deals. The…read morelady checking us out was very friendly. She gave my girls a little happy out of a basket behind the counter. They were thrilled. Y'all go check it out.

Friendliness. Nice assortment of goods to choose from, fair prices. Parking can be challenging on…read morebusy days.