You can find hidden treasures here from home decor, clothes, books, new mattresses and unique…read moregifts. It's also a great place to donate clothes and household items. I also recommend donating your furniture here. In addition, they offer a furniture pick up service which is extremely convenient. Second Impressions supports the Kalamazoo Christian Schools and it's a fun place to volunteer. I always enjoyed volunteering here when our kids attended the Kalamazoo Christian Schools.

I enjoy going to this thrift store Clean, organized,…read morefriendly attentive staff. Yes. some of the prices seem higher, but still affordable. Some people buy a $7 cup of coffee or a $20 soup & salad lunch but then grumble about a $10 pair of jeans or a $8 sweater. So value is an individual choice Very worth while to check it out for yourself. Great free parking, fitting rooms.

This shop is ridiculous with their prices and tags. I cannot support a shop that is price gouging…read moreitems. I get that you are selling for a cause though competing pricing is maddening as this is just a boutique vs a thrift shop. I have recently found several items that have been marked over from a cheaper price to a more expensive price. This is just plan tacky. If you are going to price it higher, remove the old tag. Because of this, I'm steering clear. There are other shops that are more affordable and have better practices than this. Do better please.

So much revolving inventory. What a great cause too. Spend some time here, and whistle along…read morewith great oldies radio tunes. The volunteers are very nice, and they seem to really enjoy what they are doing.

Most things are way overpriced. The owner is really nice but prices are just crazy…read more The selection is interesting. It's decently organized but you're not coming here for anything specific.

Very friendly owners. This is a no frills shop and they sometimes give me a discount. They don't…read morefocus on any particular time period. There are newer used items as well as vintage. They are constantly updating stock which includes yard art, tools, wall hangings, hunting decoys, some furniture, and a lot of ceramic collectibles, knick-knacks, and artistic objects. And they have two cute pups! They are situated on the US 12 Heritage Garage Sale route, which is held annually and is 200 miles long.

Noah and Aiden are always on the come up for new clothes and hats. They meet the customers needs by…read morehaving the customers wants! They have vintage sports, bands, and skateboard apparel too! Their selection is out of this world and they remember what the customer wants from the last time they were in! It's a good vibe to come kick it and get some fresh vintage digs! Their prices are so reasonable that you always feel like you're getting a good deal! Love these dudes! Don't forget to say hi to Porter!

Concert tshirts. Place to go for retro. I wish they would have taken some of my things but…read moreunderstand. Super cool

We were passing through this town and decided to stop by. First this store in size is huge. It…read morelooks like it used to be to be a warehouse of some type in the past. There wasn't to much name brand clothes but there were some good items. Prices were reasonable for everything. The people were very helpful.

You have lost your way. You are supposed to be serving people who have fallen on hard times. People…read morewho financially struggle and need to clothe themselves and their children and also house themselves needing household items. You have jacked up your prices where the lower socioeconomic people and those struggling right now cannot purchase items from you. This is terrible. Sure, you have rehab centers that no one knows anyone who has benefited from. Yet there you are with your "Apple Pay" and "Venmo" QR codes asking for donations in grocery stores and other places. No more bell ringers. Just QR codes. The products you have donated to you are FREE. They are not the cream of the crop. Broken dressers for $79.00. Filthy chairs for $40.00 each. Side tables made of composite wood that has gotten wet $39.99. Ridiculous. No one wants to pay that for damaged goods. And your clothing just went up also. READ THE ROOM. look at your community .

Some how I've lived in the area my whole life and only just recently came here for the first time…read more My husband and I were both pleasantly surprised to see how large this place is. They have a lot of items for super cheap. While the stuff is all used and pretty well loved, it all seemed reasonably nice. I could see someone who loves restoring furniture having a grand old time in here. We got a decent table for only $9 that we plan on painting. They have a large selection of items in all their sections, including VHS tapes, clothes and vases. My husband and I plan on coming back often because the employees are kind and the items are great for a thrift store.

I really liked this store and the people who worked there. Sadly, it is now gone. Mosaic has taken…read moreover the building. In time it may develop into something worth visiting. When we went in the selection was sparse and expensive. Generally prices were two or three times as expensive as tho old Valueland.

I have found the most usable items here. I search for my daughter and grandkids who are looking…read morefor certain items. We are trying to clear our house to maybe do an apartment so this has been the perfect place to take valuable items that I would like to have special attention. They have great and knowledgeable ppl volunteering there. Love to visit every other wk bc there are always a new assortment available. They are amazing.

This is a great place only because the money goes towards animals, but make sure you are keeping an…read moreeye on your receipts. I was overcharged by 7.99 and didn't realize it until I got home. I did message Resale on Facebook, but they decided ignoring me was the professional thing to do. Keep an eye on those receipts. I suspect this happens a lot. Especially on Wednesday's when they have their 20 percent off sale, which is the day this happened to me. I love what this place does for animals, but don't love being ripped off. The volunteers/workers are really rude here anyway, so honestly, I'm not shocked they ripped me off and ignored me. If I ever go back, I'll definitely be adding up my purchases before I get to the checkout.

I like Goodwill because I love getting decent quality items for cheap.  I buy books and electronics…read morefrom here.  My husband is great at fixing computers so he buys the ones that don't work properly to fix up and help those who need a cheap computer. The staff here at the Benton Harbor store is friendly but usually pretty busy so don't expect an enthusiastic greeting. When buying things here keep in mind you are getting something that has been used.  It's not going to be perfect in the least bit.  If you choose to buy clothes you'll be taking a bit of a risk that it's worn and could potentially get rips in important places like the crotch of the pants.  If you chose to buy clothes here regularly I'd recommend having a sewing machine or being proficient in hand sewing. I'd recommend Goodwill to anyone who is prone to not wanting to pay full price for things or has a unique skill in fixing things.

I went in to do some shopping and use my senior discount which was previously age 55, when the…read morecashier was rude and proceed to call me a liar about my age after proof I was 55, Turan W. Proceeded to tell me that only the Benton Harbor store had changed the senior discount age to 60, and refused to give me my discount because he was told that the store does to many discounts. After a long disagreement I saved a total of 59 cents. Amongst the rude customer service.