My parents live here and they are nice people and they are good staff and they are all good workersread more

From the owner: A non-profit senior living community offering a continuum of care including "Independence Plus"…read more(maintenance-free living), Assisted Living, Memory Care (Serenity Suites), and Care Suites for complex needs. The community utilizes the "Aspire - Life on Purpose™" philosophy to promote social, physical, and spiritual wellness.

Stopped in here last week, looking for something specific for a project I have been working on! All…read more3 spots had a number of things that I found of interest! I know why they are calling it the Bloc! It's big! Everything was clean and so organized. The displays looked like they were from a cover of a magazine! Whoever is putting together each area has a true gift! Prices are far less than other places I have visited. I certainly have to stop back when I drop sizes and am due for a new wardrobe! I am going to get more bang for my buck at this place! The cashier was a huge help pointing me in the right direction, and I am a fan of those blue eyes! The founder of the place swung by and she checked to see if I was finding everything okay and let me loan a tape measure, also. I asked numerous questions and she was willing to answer everyone of them! Thanks! Means the world to know what the stores are all about! I can't wait to go back! And I found the item I was looking for!

It's a thrift store, but there are two things that separate this store from the others in town…read more First, Becky (the manager) and her staff have knowledge in display, marketing, and merchandising, which means it looks more like a boutique than a thrift store (and it doesn't stink!). Secondly and most importantly, this thrift shop exists literally to bless others. Each month, the store chooses a different organization to which the entire month's profits go. Unlike the other stores in town, this business is mission-minded and outreach-oriented. It's in the Skylark Mall now! Check it out.

Beggars can't be choosers - this old adage must be the motto and the model for the food shelf. No…read moremilk, no cereal, plenty of beans, tortillas, and expired garbage. Since folks can only get "food" once a month best to only offer barely edible garbage.

They openly discriminated against my friend who wanted to adopt a cat. I was so angry at how they…read moreopenly said my friend needed to jump through more hoops. They acted in a legal gray area as they are able to ask for references, but then openly saying they don't ask everyone to do the same thing they wanted her to do was absolutely infuriating. I hope they get rid of that one lady, she's so full of herself.

We adopted our dog Shela from Hawk Creek Animal Shelter. She was 4 months old at the time she was…read morethe happiest young lady! 8 months ago we lost our very old baby and plan to adopt another dog. I highly recommend this Shelter. The staff was excellent!!! the facility was clean and the whole experience was wonderful!

if something happens or someone steals your items they don't check cameras and they are no help…read morewhen it comes to theft

Staff are so kind. Would like more for seniors that can't be physically active and more weekly…read morecommunication such as a newsletter of happenings for seniors whether via mail or online....but not all seniors are online. More off campus trips would be enjoyable also, but not spendy as seniors are living on limited budgets.

I found a few nice finds at this Goodwill store. Coming from out of state, I was unfamiliar with…read morethe sale of new stock in Goodwill on this level (about half the store inventory) and it was a downer for me, especially when items from Dollar Tree are two or three bucks here. I support their mission but yeah, kinda gives a bad impression. Anyway, it's clean and well lit.

From the owner: Goodwill-Easter Seals Minnesota is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that offers job training and customized…read morecareer support to eliminate barriers to work and independence. Reuse and recycling operations contribute to Minnesota’s environmental sustainability and employ nearly 2,000 people in our community. Proceeds from thrift retail, e-commerce, grants and financial contributions fund our nearly 20 customized services that help Minnesotans get equitable access to jobs, create stable careers and advance in the workplace. Shopping and donating items divert over 65 million pounds from local landfills annually and have helped us connect people to jobs.