There are a few reviews about poor service, but I've only had that experience with one employee who…read moreI regularly see. Besides them, everyone else has been extremely friendly. There's a decent assortment of items, and they refresh items often. I love to thrift, especially frames, and they have a good selection here! The big downside that many have mentioned is the pricing. The pricing is extremely overpriced. More frustratingly, there's no consistency in any of the pricing. It is extremely common to see something like a beautiful glass punch bowl priced at $4.99 while a junky plastic water bottle is priced at $15.99. I've also seen frames with ripped backs and shattered glass priced higher than $10. If you're looking to buy secondhand, this place has some nice options. If you're looking for a BARGAIN, this is NOT the place.

I recently came here to try and mainly find some good Minnesota Twins swag while I was in the area…read more They had a limited amount of items here but they so happened to be full of Vikings and Minnesota University wear. Fair variety of jeans, shirts, dress shirts and home decor. Prices are ridiculously expensive for a thrift store unfortunately.

I just had a random call from these people who didn't help me, call me 9 months later to tell me…read morehow I was rude to their random associate, for her bad behavior to me. They waited 9 months to call me to tell me they wouldn't help me and that I was combative over the phone, they called me to tell me this. They are absolutely unhelpful and held a verbal distain for no reason other than to accuse me of something I didn't do, 9 months ago. outrageous behavior. this is a organization who is supposed to be helpful not accusing and certainly not retaliatory taking advantage of a disabled elderly woman. The absolute Worst.

Thanks to Paul Birnberg & the great attorneys at HOME Line of Minnesota, my previous, not so…read morepleasant roommate/landlord will not be getting away with stealing all of my belongings. If you're having rental issues, please get in touch with them. They are fast, informative & very reasonable! In less than 24 hours the issue was solved.

I've volunteered at Feed My Starving Children - Eagan, MN many times in the past with close…read morefriends, and it continues to be one of the most rewarding ways to give back. I try to go monthly, though I've been out of rhythm I'd say probably the last year, so it felt great to jump back in tonight. This session was extra special because my niece and nephew joined me for the evening shift. We packed meals for Peru, and it was so heartwarming to see how excited they were about the impact we were making and memories we created together. They were thrilled by the number of boxes our table packed and kept chatting about the jobs they were assigned (even in the car ride home)--like it was the highlight of their week! The energy at FMSC is always bright! It's upbeat, organized, and truly family-friendly. The staff does a great job keeping everything running smoothly while reminding us why this work matters, and showing appreciation and gratitude for our time and efforts. It's just two hours, but the sense of purpose and connection you leave with lasts much longer. Can't recommend this place enough--for families, groups, or anyone looking to make a real difference while having some fun. I look forward to resuming my monthly packing sessions.

FMSC Eagan is my favorite place to volunteer with my kids. I've probably volunteered 30+ times over…read morethe years. Their organizers are awesome to work with! Their online reservation system is so easy and convenient. Their preparation videos are informative and gives me so much inspiration. Even the way they sell merchandise in order to fund their operations is outstanding. No matter the volunteer role I take, I always walk away thinking that my help was really valued and meaningful. They always tell us how many children will benefit from the work completed in each shift. Great value for my time and SO POWERFUL! When you arrive to volunteer, they give you a hair bonnet and access to their lockers where you can store valuables. Personally, I prefer to leave my items at home or in my car, then I just keep my cell phone and keys in my pocket while I volunteer. The volunteer shift is only about 90 minutes and doesn't even feel like work. There are 3 types of volunteer roles: 1. Label Stickers. If you need to be sitting during your shift, this is the job for you! 2. Warehouse restockers. If you like to work out and use lots of muscles while volunteering, this role is for you! However, the warehouse are is not air conditioned so make sure you know that before taking a summer shift. 3. Meal Preppers. They need about 90% of the volunteers in these roles. They folks work in teams of 11 to prep ingredients into small plastic packages and then sealing several packages into large boxes. VITAMINS, VEGGIES, SOY, RICE! So grab some friends and volunteer together! I think you'll enjoy the experience.

After closing our lake cabin for the season we had way too many pantry items. I had never donated…read morehere before but very happy that I found a place that helps to end hunger locally (serving Dakota County). I will be back as the process was easy and fuss-free.