Huge place, lots of items but the odor (dirt + BO + cat pee) made me leave. I get that it's a…read morethrift store but the smell ks overpowering.

The place seems very organized…read more They have a lot of clothes. A lot. However, there is no plus size section and I didn't want to sort through all of the racks.

Lansing Yelpers are forgetting what Goodwill stores are all about: receiving reusable items donated…read morefor Pay It Forward enjoyment by the next person where the money is helping others. The quality of stores are a reflection of the communities they service. SE Lansing is not exactly in middle of luxury market - or even an upper middle market. It is SE Lansing. If you're looking for that bargain Hermès scarf, you might want to head east to Birmingham. In the meantime, I've been supporting this store where I can. The downsizing thing has taken a few years to do.

I made a post on a local fb group asking if anyone knew of cheaper thrift stores since this one is…read moreso overpriced. I included a photo of a lidless used casserole dish that was priced at $41.29 for no apparent reason. The next time I went in the store, I asked about a price on an item that seemed incorrect- $20 for a small individual bowl. The manager came out and said "Oh, you're the one from the Facebook post. Lovely." I really didn't expect that level of disrespect for my opinion as my post was not at all 'bashing' the store, just asking for recommendations for cheaper places. I had been hoping that prices may become more reasonable, but the interaction just solidified my resolve to never shop there again. Disappointing that a store that is supposed to exist to make things accessible to low income people like myself has priced us out of being able to shop there in the name of profits.

VOA has a nice selection of goods to shop from. Reasonable priced and generally there are 3 tags of…read moredifferent colors that are on markdowns for the week. Red=25% off, Yellow=50% off and Pink=75% off. Good size housewares section, some furniture and seasonal items. There are enough employees to help you find things as well!

From the owner: When you shop at one of our 100% non-profit thrift stores, you are helping homeless veterans,…read moreseniors, and struggling families rebuild their lives. The proceeds from your purchases support life-changing programs and make a difference right here in your community.

Very friendly gals. I have had a lot of alterations done there and have always been very satisfied…read morewith her work.

Great service! The owner and her mother get clients in quickly for alterations and have a week turn…read morearound time. My wedding dress came out amazing and I can't recommend this business enough! I will be back!!

Excellent Antique/Collectible store-friendly staff and a great selection from one of Mason's…read morepremier antique shops a must-see!

Very charming, A must see shop. They have a variety of collectibles, vintage, mid-century,…read moreantiques, jewelry and hand crafted items. neat, clean and a friendly atmosphere. This shop is surrounded by several other antique shops, it's well worth the visit.

From the owner: Resale/Retail variety shopping, including clothing, die cast cars, craft items, antiques,…read morecollectables and so much more! Everything has a story, everyone has a story, we want to hear yours!

If you want to save money on jewelry and you don't mind second hand or used items this is the place…read moreto go. Really reasonable pricing compared to actual jewelry stores. Don't think that's all they sell because they sell a lot more like laptops, tablets, tools, long guns, mowers, snowblowers, musical equipment, etc... There's too much to list as far as what they sell it's best to just stop in.

I took in a pair of 50+ years old acme cowboy boots w/ the soles worn out. The workmanship was top…read moreshelf. I strutted them into a Dwight Yoakam concert looking good.

Amazing, flexible, responsive service. The team here knew…read morewhat we needed and took care of us! We will definitely return!