This is an organization that truly loves to help those in need. If you need food for any reason (…read morelife can be tough sometimes ), Mustard Seed helps.

Service is A+ and donation center is wonderful! The selection is stellar and the pricing is…read moreextremely reasonable! Helping families in the Magic Valley, PRICELESS! Thank you!

Wonderful prices and good selection. Cathay coat, wine glasses, and fun and funky figurines.read more

Love this place! Friendly service and great prices! Opened Monday's thru Fridays. Has many books…read moreand household items. On some days they have clothes for 25 cents

This store has a rack they fill and it is a first come first serve …read more It's fun to run up and try and find a neat find. treasure hunting at it's finest. I have found a few gifts, my favorite was a tray with a recipe painted on the face, my friend loved it, plus she filled it with goodies. There were a lot of clothing options. I thought the jackets were reasonably priced. We've visited a few times, each time we pass through town, we'll do it again this summer.

If we could give them 0 stars I would!!! The minute my…read morehusband and I walked in this DI we were followed and throughout the whole store.....and the employee(s) literally stood in our way and I had to say excuse me so the man would move out of my way. My husband came to me several times saying loud enough for them to hear that he was tired of be followed and was ready to leave, and we left paying over 50 dollars for what I wanted, we didn't like being treated like thieves and we left with over 1000 in our pocket.. we never gave anyone a reason to be treated like that and we will never return again.. And I always shop at DI. Very sad to be treated so horrible at Twin Falls deseret industries.

I started donating plasma here about a year ago to get a little extra cash while I read a good book…read moreor two. I've found that I enjoy it more than I anticipated. Their pay to donors has increased, the games they have for us are fun (and sometimes give a little extra cash), and I feel that I'm part of the GCAM community. I've gotten to know the employees and feel happy to see them when I come in. I hadn't anticipated that and it makes the donation process enjoyable. Environment: Very clean. Decorated for holidays. Friendly staff and donors. Donors are spaced about 10 feet apart- close enough that you could have a brief conversation with a friend close by; far away enough for some privacy- though everyone is in full view of each other. They often have movies playing. If you want to get some good reading time in, I've found it useful to bring earplugs. Most donors seem to be on their headphones. Donation Process: The entire donation process, for me, usually takes about an hour and 30 to an hour and 45 minutes- rarely it has been as short as an hour and 15 minutes or as long as two hours, depending on how busy they are. If it is your first time donating, I believe they like you to set up an appointment for your first appointment and make sure you have the right forms of identification and it takes longer because of a non-invasive medical exam (lots of questions). As you enter, you sign in and then wait to have some basic vitals taken. After that, you are taken into a private booth for blood pressure and temperature check as well as some rapid fire health screening questions. (I've made the mistake twice of drinking cold water before they take my temp and came back with a low temperature. I had to wait for 15 minutes before they could recheck and then was able to proceed to the donation). After finishing you health screening, you are invited onto the donor floor where you have a short wait (usually less than 5 minutes) and then are asked, when a phlebotomist is ready for you, which arm you'd like to use. I elect to switch arms each donation, but I know there are others who always use the same arm. Sometimes I feel a slight prick with the needle entry, but it soon fades. I don't think it hurts as bad as the finger poke they do during the health screening. I have a pretty low pain threshold (I'm a bit of a wimp, but not afraid of needles), but it is not an issue at all for me. The donation process takes out a portion of your blood, spins it though a centrifuge, and then returns the non-plasma portion of your blood. This process cycles (5 times usually for me) until they have their desired amount of plasma (usually 800 mL, based on weight). This can be as low as 30 minutes for faster donors, up to around 45+(?) for others. I think I'm usually around 40 minutes. Occasionally, they may have trainees who help with part of the setup process, but everyone has been good. I have pretty large veins on my right arm, so that hasn't ever been an issue. On my left arm, I've had my vein missed twice and they had to re-insert the needle, but I didn't have any bruising. And I consider the phlebotomist who missed to be very competent, so I assume that will just happen occasionally. After that, you are given a payment voucher, and checkout at a window on the donor floor. As to scarring, I have a small dot on each arm, which I don't consider to be very noticable. I have friends who have stopped donating for a while and said their mark was hard to see anymore. That doesn't seem to be a long term issue. Compensation: I've noticed that pay isn't posted online. For our location in Twin Falls, Idaho, they are currently paying $25 for the first donation in a week and $45 for the second donation. If you have a friend who donates, make sure you get a referral card from them before you donate the first time. It gets you a little extra $. And it gets them a lot more. Money is transferred onto a debit card for the donor very quickly (within an hour, maybe faster?? but definitely same day), but I just transfer the money to my own checking account. They know longer have fees for bank transfers either. Of course, I'm sure all of this is subject to change (compensation has increased since I started). In summer time, they give an extra $5 per donation to teachers. They also have raffles and games that can pay extra. Overall, I've been surprised to find that I have enjoyed the experience more than I anticipated, the compensation has been better than I expected, and I've been able to read more than I used to (finished Les Miserables this year with much of the latter portion read at GCAM while donating).

I had my first donation about a week ago loved it staff are really nice they get you in and out…read morerelatively quickly and it is a clean and relaxing atmosphere I most definitely will continue to donate here

Jared has been very rude to me. I was behind someone checking out and when it was my turn he left…read moreto go to the back... no communication on his part. Unlike the other ladies he doesn't greet me or my family when We go in. I hope he learns customer service. I've avoided the store more since he got hired.

This is a quick in-and-out store and hopefully you'll find something you really need :-)read more

My mom and I came here and I have to say, it's okay. There are a lot of things.. but I find that…read moreit's more toys than real antiques or anything. Store was kept clean and I think most items had good value but I'm not sure I would come back.

This place is GREAT!!!! You'll find tons of good deals with amazing prices. Whether you live in…read moreMountainhome or you're just passing through it's a MUST stop by and check out the store you won't regret it.

Found great jeans at a unbelievable price! Service is friendly. I will be stopping back in for more…read moregreat items soon. Enjoy!!!