Good place to donate. Occasionally find a Xmas ornament t or work shirt for husband here. Staff are…read morecourteous. Vincentian mission is admirable.

I was accused of doing something I did not do and denied the opportunity to discuss the situation…read morewhatsoever. I thought this was a Christian acting charity. Was I ever wrong. : (

I recently moved to the area and now my husband & I find ourselves at the Wishing Well once a week…read more (especially for the chocolate!) The owners, Don & Sharon, are such a delight. They make the experience so much better. The store is filled with antiques, souvenirs, candy, greeting cards. You name it. They have just about everything. Some of my favorite things I've boughten in my entire life are from the Wishing Well. No exaggeration. I'm obsessed with my bird bath, typewriter, antique snack bowl & wall art. There are just the few of many things we've picked up there.... =) The prices are great. They even often have sections with free stuff. I always stop here first before I even go to Goodwill or St Vincent's De Paul, when I'm looking for something used and chances are they have it. For weeks I was searching the Thrift Stores for a nice book shelf & then I went into the Wishing Well & found a huge, sturdy one for only $15. I'm also convinced it's perfect for anyone looking for rustic items for a Wedding or looking to decorate a house. (PERFECT place for a housewarming gift!) I've saved the best for last......CANDY. They have theeee best candy. It's ridiculous how much people will pay for a candy bar at the Gas Station, when you can get so much more at Wishing Well.....and better quality too. The chocolate covered peanuts & blueberries are just to die for. The jordan almonds. The razzles. The bubble gum. Everything there is so delicious. I just love the Wishing Well. Definitely recommend it to all.

Don Khoury is a blessing to the community and has been for years. I love his store, The Wishing…read moreWell is a classic, my favorite candy and unique treasures store. America was founded on the values that Don and his wife Sharon have always stood for. Let Freedom Ring, God bless Mr Khoury and America! Sharon is in the loving arms of her Lord and Savior now. Iron Mountain will never be the same without Sharon and The Wishing Well.

I will absolutely not shop here! The manager Mary verbally assaulted me when I tried to ask why…read morethey don't take Baby/Kids toys and why items where so expensive, calling me stupid b word and incompetent. Saying that these donations pay there bills and laughing about how she could price things so high. She wouldn't even let me use the bathroom. This is not how you conduct business and when you are going to lie on top of that about your business practices in the community and the pantry which is not related to your store. This just makes me sick. These stores are supposed to be able to provide quality/nice used items to people in need for cheap prices but when you are selling them for new clothing and good prices, laughing and swearing at customers/donaters, turning away and throwing out donations that are brand new how are you able to conduct business and help correctly. Never in my life have I been treated the way Mary treated me today. Overheard employees laughing about how they could sell something for $100. Gross

This little thrift store in Gwinn is a hidden gem. I have visited other thrift stores around the…read morearea, and this one takes the cake. I have found everything from home decorations to some great cookbooks. I even found a nice carhartt jacket for $7.50. The staff are friendly and welcoming, and the prices are definitely reasonable. I would highly recommend taking a peak around!

great thrift store. the prices are reasonable, and they run specials all the time. the staff are…read morevery friendly. the store is very clean and organized.

This is a good little thrift. Small with a affordable prices and very nice staff. Located in the…read morelittle town of crystal falls . My

Nothing glamorous about coming to shop here, but this store is an essential one in the Upper…read moreMichigan town of Iron River. People bring donations of clothing, books or household items, which are in turn resold at startlingly low prices. Located on the edge of the "main street" shopping district, St. Vincent DePaul has a small parking area in front. Walk inside and you get the familiar "stale old stuff" smell - like clothes that need to be aired out. The first part of the store is all clothing for men, women and children. We rarely have found something good in this section. A little farther back, there's old records, cassettes and CD's in bins. Nothing fantastic unless you're into old-time country music or some really obscure audio documentaries. Then there's a kids section with toys and puzzles. We have found a few items there over the years, but it's mainly geared towards babies and some of the stuff just looks old. Best finds in the store are in the books section in back. We've bought a lot of their children's books on our annual visits to Michigan. For 25 cents, you can get some books that look barely used. Another area richly stocked is the section with dinnerware, mugs, glassware and kitchen gadgets. If you're looking for cheap, everyday dinnerware, chances are you'll find something you'll like with all the variety they carry, collected from local estates, I presume. While the Goodwill in Iron Mountain is a better store overall, St. Vincent de Paul is worth a glance anyway. You might come away with a bargain.

Assistant manager was very rude when we were attempting to donate items. Two different families…read morewere stacking up their bags and boxes of donatable items and when we rang the doorbell for pickup, the assistant manager came out and roundly berated us for "dumping", saying that we should know to ring the bell first and wait for his arrival. He swore and kept pounding his finger on a "No Dumping" sign taped to the back door. We were standing right there and rang the bell. St. Vincent's in Iron River can kiss off- I'll take my donations to Crystal Falls where they realize that donations are what make them possible.

Perfect center downtown thrift shop! Great things. Gotta have one of everything once in a while…read morelol! Thanks for reading this review, have a great day!

It's located right downtown. I have been here several times. The place is clean and staff is…read morefriendly. There are so many items. I'm sure you will find something that meets your fancy. The prices are reasonable. There are a few brand new items.

I've not shopped here, FYI. But I donated plenty after I cleared out Mom's closet. Pak Ratz accepts…read moreso many diverse items, including hand knits. It made me feel really good to help such a great organization and get needed items to the folks that will appreciate them. The location is easy to find and the parking lot is just outside the door. The staff is super friendly and helpful, both online and in person.

This is a lifetime top ten thrift shop for our thrifting family. There was a great selection of…read moreboth local and national brands. Whoever does pricing knows the value of certain pieces and they are priced accordingly, but still a huge value. To move merchandise there are also free items, and my teenage daughter found some really nice sweaters in that category; she was proud that her entire total purchase was $5. Organization is a bit cattywampus but no worse than many other they stores. The whole place has a cozy vibe and it supports a worthy cause, a DV shelter in Marquette.

St. Theresa's Man Cave located off on the. churches parking lot has all the good stuff,…read morethe inventory changes amost every two weeks, furniture, tables, chairs, lawn equipment, tools, electronics,, appliances , fishing poles, boat stuff, life jackets and more, at incredibley and rediculacly low prices, only open every other Saturday 9 to 3, you never know what you will find there, How do I Know cause I'm the caveman and if you have stuff to donate to the cave, drop it off on the porch of the cave, located on shed on the St. Theresa,s church parking lot, thanks see ya there.

Lovely volunteers who work here and well run with a manager. Easy drop off if you're cleaning out…read moreclosets etc. They are thankful for donations which is nice and even helped me unload my car. *After an unhappy experience with a Minocqua church run thrift store (one which I had donated significant items and furniture to for years particularly after sorting my Mom's house after she died) this place is my new go to for donations.