My friends and family and I donate a lot to this store, all clean and very nice stuff. Suddenly…read morethey're going through all the boxes before we can leave? Haven't had anything rejected but it's insulting.Would like to support the cause but there are some awfully unfriendly staffers lately and we have all decided that we will be donating to St. Vincent's in Marshfield from now on instead.

My son's girlfriend and I are both avid thrifters, so we were stoked to stop by on our way to visit…read morefamily in the area. My son and husband were beyond patient with us as we browsed this amazing thrift store! Prices and quality cannot be beat. There were several name brand clothing items to be found along with amazing housewares and crafting items. I love to scrapbook, and there were many items related to the hobby to be found. I have to circle back to mentioning the prices. Skirts and shorts were around $2.50 each, and tops were about $2 each. Jeans seemed just below $5, if memory serves, but I wasn't in the mood to browse jeans as I need shirts most of all right now. Purses were BOGO on this weekend, and I grabbed two for just over $1. One pair of Gap shorts I purchased was $2.49. Cannot be beat! Customer service was exemplary, and I walked out of there with a lot of great buys. Even if it's a bit of a drive for you, I'd say it's totally worth it given the great amount of brand names on hand. Keep in mind that they close at 1 pm on Saturday.

Heaven on Earth! This place is spectacular! Stopped by to check it out and the owner was so nice…read moreand helpful! There are so many different little treasures hiding in the space! It's beautifully decorated and set up!! Looking forward to seeing all the new things that they bring in !

From the owner: We are a vintage/antique shop in downtown Chippewa Falls, WI. We love finding treasures and sharing…read morethem with you!

Love going there. The owner is very engaging and really cares about restoring her pieces. There…read morearen't many places like it in the Wausau area if you are looking for antique furniture. I wish her prices were a little lower though. Marking everything 20% - 25% off would have things flying out of there. Also, putting in some LED bulbs would help too see everything better. We bought a board from their sawmill and love it!!!!!! They should get into that more if they aren't already. Kat

Imagine working for a place where you get paid $11/hour to sort through people's dirty laundry, are…read moreallowed to miss at MAXIMUM 8 days of work a year before you're fired, exposed to mites, bedbugs, urine, and feces on a daily basis, and being told every year when wages become more and more of a joke that you can't get paid fairly because if they did that they'd have to cut all the programs they work with. No need to imagine. That's Goodwill. For those that aren't aware, Goodwill's clothes are fresh from the dirty hamper. No washing. Period. Take a look around next time you shop and count all the air fresheners mounted along the walls. Those are there to mask the stink of several thousand articles of dirty clothes. It boggles the mind that anyone actually uses the fitting rooms.

goodwill is only about goodwill for money, and in the old days beneath the founder, Bob, the place…read morewas a CHARITY organization, anyone telling you differently is biased to what the place is for now, or else may just get 'cool' stuff from them with more money than they know what to do with, Bob has since retired and has handed the reins to people who may well lack maturity, and the least qualified people, those they 'help' are always on the low rung of the totem pole and those at the top often seem least qualified to run the place, all in all, the place is indeed a great ripoff and a very bad joke about capitolism in America becoming it's own ravening beast, swallowing up the resources of those coming to Goodwill looking for a bargain, or at least a job, but all they get is poorer, with a very real possibility of bedbugs or mites or other vermin in the products taken home as 'treasures', one time I was working donations, some woman dropped off a comforter she claimed her dog had urinated on, they washed it, and it was still wet and a little stinky, Goodwill took it in no questions asked and slapped a tag on it and it went out for sale, and this was when Bob was still owner and founder, before he stepped down and gave the reins to some younger folks not as seasoned, those who work part time, especially on programs, even the ones with mental health issues are expected to act like everybody else and when they go wrong there is always fur to fly, tears to be shed and hell to pay, the program person has no voice whatsoever and just gets stepped on, despite being 'offered a job', yet it seems more like a big publicity stunt than to actually encourage and empower those less fortunate to feel like they are worth something or like they are getting an affordable deal they can't get elsewhere, personal observation, one would have a better time getting food from Vinnie's food pantry once a month with a person taking them through the aisle giving them OPTIONS,.. FOR FREE, thus giving the poor person a sense of autonomy and giving them that right back again to choose what foods to take and which ones to not, and the clothing area has decently priced goods as well, tho I cannot guarantee the quality of the items sold as better or worse than Goodwill, but at least the Food Pantry area gives the people back their dignity as human beings by not charging them for much needed food and has a bigger selection, like a 'free store', where everything is for free, even women's health needs and diapers, toilet paper, toiletries and the like, no such offer has ever been given by GoodWill, they have only taken in free goods and sold them off at such high prices, they cause more harm than good Thus proving the harm of American greed and the value of generosity

A bit disappointing that some of the staff can be very rude. Also, they appear to need more help…read moresorting and getting things on the floor in a timely manner.

Family Treasures Intake Process: They take the items and let you know at a later time 1 week to a…read moremonth if they cannot accept unacceptable items. So, you do not have to wait around as the items are critiqued and rejected like Nice As New; that I am not a fan.

This place used to be in Plover, but now they are on Rice and Church Street in Stevens Point under…read morethe new name, Community Thrift. They used to be a good thrift store when they were in Plover and even the first few years they were in the Stevens Point area, but now they are definitely not a great place. They close early, or decide not to open...depending on their moods. The last two times I showed up and they were closed, it was due to weather. That, I can understand. The two times I was in the store and they told me they were closing was because they "had no customers." You see, it doesn't make a customer feel very good when they close WHILE shopping. Plus, when you donate anything the intake worker told me about all of these rules they have to accept items. I 100% accept that, but please put the rules up so it can be reviewed. It's frustrating when you listen to rule #15, and it starts to sound sketchy. In any case, good luck!

There is one lady at the check out that seems short and unfriendly. Older lady, dark hair. She…read morebehaves like she is annoyed at having to check out. I changed my mind on one item, and she was agitated by it. The lady behind me felt the same way, because she hesitated before making up her mind, as she was putting her stuff on the counter. I come in often during the summer/fall season, and the others are extremely pleasant.

WOW! In a bad way. The prices are super super expensive. You think you'll get good prices as it is…read morea second hand store but NO!!! Super expensive for the quality. I did not check out the clothings as much as I was looking for furniture, kitchen, and other home products and I could not believe the prices! I am a thrift lover and this place blew my mind. A USED vacuum was $78... I can go on Amazon and buy a new one for that price. I could buy the brand new one for $99... a side table... $35 a coffee table $55... again.. I can go on Amazon and buy a new one instead of the ones they had... and I know what you think that maybe it was a nice piece of furniture.. but no.. they are basic used furniture... not close to being worth the price.. and for the clothing. I did see some prices but the only good deals were the clearance items and the kids. I would not thrift there again.

Prices? There were things I was going to get until I saw the prices?? Some of it was more expensive…read morethan if it was brand new! $16 for a felt hat? Give me a break.

I love the Boutique! They had a large selection of designer clothing. They offer a lot of new items…read morealong with recycled, and up cycled items. .

Parking is scarce. This place just doesn't have standards. Half the items are antiques and worthy…read moreof being there. The other half is junk: crafty stones, garbage comics, rotted dolls, stuff you wouldn't pay for at Goodwill.

Customer service sucks. Wanted a wicker piece with no price…read more Manager said come back tomorrow maybe it will have a price on it then. No way I will ever return to this junk store. Broken, dirty, items. Mostly clothes. Vendor booths sloppy and unable to get into some of them. Over priced on many items. Few real antiques. Mostly junk someone is trying to earn money off of. Beware!!! Much better stores in Chandler, " Merchant Square" and out Main Street, Mesa , " Antique Mall" If you are looking for poor customer service, lots of cast offs, dirty pieces and junk ,then this is the place for you.​