I always make a point of visiting this thrift store when I am in the Hartford area or picking up…read morefamily from Bradley. I always walk out with some wonderful items.

Great finds at great prices! Lots of hidden treasures to find and a really great staff too! Very…read morehelpful!!

Orphan's Treasure Box is wonderful little local store to find resale books for all kinds of…read moreoccasions. The store on Pioneer Street in Champaign has a homey, peaceful charm. Book lovers will enjoy going in and browsing for gift ideas or just for their own personal benefit. The staff is very helpful and pretty knowledgeable considering the wide variety of choices available. The mission of this place is such an important one: helping children in need in various ways. Hooray for an old-fashioned gem like this!

I only know for starters that their shipping was FAST! My order was delivered in good order. I'm…read morehappy to find them and will use them again. Wish I could visit this little store and fill up a grab bag. Thank you for great service.

I never thought I'd say this, but this is hands down the worst Goodwill I've ever visited. I…read moreusually hit up Goodwill for those unique, quirky finds--the odd statues, the truly unusual. This time, I was just bored. The back of the store was crammed with what felt like discards, not donations anyone would actually want. Goodwills usually boast a diverse selection; this one just had "tosses." It's tough to underwhelm me when it comes to a second-hand store, but this place managed it. Clothes were strewn everywhere, and the whole store clearly lacked any employee pride. I won't be back. The clothes seem a little higher than most also, why? This isn't the place for great value. This location, likely catering to the college crowd, simply doesn't measure up to other Goodwills. Next!

Price gouging at its finest. No base price for anything they make it up as they go. Toys clothes…read more(non-branded) ridiculous.

This organization provides shelter to abused women, and they do support groups and workshops for…read morewomen who are getting out of their violent relationships. They also work with clinics and local organizations to educate on domestic violence, and to help develop policies for aiding victims. How sad that there's widespread need for this.

It was a great place today for us to drop off a whole bunch of holiday and Christmas decorations,…read more kid things too at their door on the side of the small building. The woman was very kind receiving all the deliveries and let us know that Mondays are the biggest day for donations so keep that in mind.

Very friendly and active in community service. They take all kinds of donations and offer these…read moregoods for free to those in need. Always helpful and very greatful, I feel good when I donate here.

This is my favorite place to take visiting grandchildren. I give them $10 - $20 each and let them…read morebuy a bunch of stuff. Then they spend the rest of the day creating something out of it all. They love it and are so proud of their creations!

What a special store this is. The concept and mindfulness from this store is very lovely…read more You can get reused items that can be repurposed at a student friendly price. I've gotten a jar for my utensils, post cards, and even sand paper.

The gym is fine, they don't really police the gym rules so there's people not following rules with…read moreno ramifications. The app they use has hours for the pool but they aren't always correct and the pool heater breaks often. They have a "deep cleaning" every year that members pay for and they shut down the gym for 6 days to do it so not only are you paying for it but you can't go while they do it. Just keep it clean year round. The workers are usually not super helpful or nice.

I've been a member for 5 years and was told I needed to pay an additional $25 to renew my…read moremembership because my membership was past due by 12 days. I happened to be out of town. I was told no exceptions. so I walked away from this so called "family place" and they walked away from over $700.00. Think twice before donating ANY money to this "non-profit". maybe the YMCA doesn't believe in being profitable because they don't have to worry about the bottom line. In addition, the turnover in their childcare area is puzzling. My child's 3 favorite young female employees were let go or quit. Be careful who is watching your children. What a sad, sad place.

This is a great shop for picking up your scouting necessities. The staff is always very helpful and…read morefriendly. My son had a keychain stolen that was purchased over a year ago and when I went in to get another, they no longer carried them but offered to order one for me, no additional cost. They are very knowledgeable about all things cub/boy scouts which is awesome and helpful. Especially if you're a dork like me and don't know where the badges need to be placed specifically. I'm only in here a couple times a year, but it's always the same friendly people working and I have never received anything but great customer service.

The staff here are extremely helpful and knowledgeable and have an obvious love for scouting. It…read moreis nice to have a place to go to get help making sure that my Scout has everything he needs. Great service in person and on the phone. We appreciate it!!!!

Dixon Graphics did an EXCEPTIONAL job at hardcover and spiral binding some textbooks for me. I am…read moreextremely impressed with the professional quality of the binds. If you need a book bound, Dixon Graphics is my top recommendation. Amazing quality, service, and turn-around time!

Very professional. Fast copy nice job happy with result two locations to choose fro so very…read moreconvenient

What's here: lots of reasonably-priced furniture (ground level), some hardware stuff and appliances…read moreand fitness machines (basement), books, VHS and housewares (2nd floor). Know before you go: it's on 3 floors and there isn't a public elevator. I assume if someone comes in in a wheelchair they can use the freight elevator? In any case, they are about to move to the old ValuCheck store at 1914 Glenn Park Drive, so by 10/1 or so that won't be an issue soon (fingers crossed) Community safety: I knocked off stars for COVID precautions. Only one staff member was masking although everybody was distancing. The current community level of COVID for Champaign County is High and the DPH recommendation is "Wear a well-fitting mask indoors in public, regardless of vaccination status or individual risk (including in K-12 schools and other community settings)."

Store review: Yes this is better than the goodwill or…read moresalvation army stores in Champaign due to a large selection of furniture and a constantly rotation stock of merchandise. This was my first time visiting a Habitat for Humanity store. I still have not bought anything from these stores before, but this place was super busy on the Saturday morning. The first floor has a small section for electronics, mainly old CRT TVs and other random electronics. They have many desk, tv stands, chairs at very good prices. Depending on your luck I can see how you can make off with a very good deal. The chairs themselves were very old and I could not see myself buying a used recliner. The basement has tons of hardware material well organized. On the second floor is home goods. Lots of the merchandise on this floor is very very old. Overall if you like second hand goods this would be your store. FYI there is no clothes at this store. Pros: cheap second hand furniture if you are on a budget Cons: very old merchandise Hidden deals: The whole store is a hidden deal, just look around