This place takes advantage of their community. The prices are really high for what they offer. I…read moresaw a 20gal fish tank being sold for the same price as if you were to buy brand new at Petco (which ships to you too). You also can't tell if the aquarium is damaged until you fill it up. By then, you're screwed. A busted old canvas cost $40 when you could buy one at Target for less. I'm not trying to punch them by saying corporations sell for cheaper, but if you're a thrift store or you're supposedly non-profit and want to help your community, I think the prices should be relative towards that. I came here the first time last summer to donate an entire SUV worth of stuff. I felt unappreciated. No one guided me on what to do here. I had to ask workers and they just told me to leave my stuff in the back room. While I unloaded my cart full of new with tags branded clothing and really nice furniture and home decor, one of the workers was already digging my stuff calling dibs on whatever she wanted. Overall, it's a nice place with a decent selection but they really have to lower their prices. A lot of the stuff they have are 20+ years old and not in a good way, but they sell as-if it's new and retail. I was hoping some families could benefit from the clothes and home goods I donated, but sadly, I think most of the workers will pick out the nice stuff. I'm not against the employees having nice things, it just doesn't seem fair for the shoppers. I continue to donate only because I don't want to toss this stuff in the landfill when they're perfectly fine but I'm a bit upset they're profiting so much off my stuff. I wanted to do a good deed and I realize there's definitely no recognition for it.

The store is an absolute mess, and everything is extremely poor quality and way overpriced. There…read moreis so much stained clothes, cheap brand names, and just plain garbage. It seems like most of the stuff should have just been put in the garbage, rather than on the shelf. It's a shame that these free donations are being priced at the retail price or higher. Definitely would not even suggest wasting your time.

If you have the time to search carefully you can score. The issue is that the racks are long and…read morehigher price items are interspersed with cheaper items

Very inconsistent in terms of pricing, selection, crowds... pretty much everything…read more But when it's good, it's good. Dress shirts for $15? Sweaters for $10? Slacks for $12? Leather shoes for $35? Yes, please. Oh, but those other times, nothing will be marked down that much, everything will be off-brand, and it'll be hot/smelly. The bathrooms on the first floor also suck. So basically, come here if you need clothes on the cheap. But keep your expectations low and you might be pleasantly surprised!

What a treasure chest! It may be little but it is full of quality... as are many good things in…read morelife ;) Elizabeth is a charming person who makes sure each piece is in great condition and sells them at a great price. Not only did I find many wonderful pieces, it was a wonderful experience. I'm tempted to keep this place a secret but I can't because this place is just so full of LOVE !

I really like this thrift store! Almost everything is $5 and neatly organized on racks. There are…read moresome really quality clothes in here. Most of them are in good condition. I found some really cute dresses and jeans here. The only reasons why it's not 5 stars for me is because some of the clothes you may need to inspect very carefully as they may have a small stain or a small tear but most of them are in really good condition. And although the clothes are all neatly on racks, they are not organized by size so you'll have to really sift through everything. All in all, I'm definitely a fan! I'd recommend this place to everyone! It's a really good thrift store. It's really great to check out and there are a lot of good clothes for sale!

People In Need is a local 501 C3 non-profit organization run by a woman named Nowshin Ali. Nowshin…read moreand her non-profit's contributions have been written about by several publications including the New Yorker Magazine and the Brooklyner newspaper. Before the pandemic, they offered a pay what you can afford to pay after school program for local elementary school age children most of whose parents were immigrants. They also offered a women's support group to help immigrant women adapt to American culture and sponsored several food and clothing drives. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they have been raising money to purchase groceries and essential items which their volunteers have been distributing to over 300 area families and seniors. What amazes me is that they operate with 100% volunteers so when you donate to their COVID-19 fundraiser (https://www.gofundme.com/f/1xg92uczw0?utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_na%20share-sheet&rcid=b136902da5a746e48e0da1049d189714&fbclid=IwAR1e0DPHjbWhstAO9m0O5z-y6Sx2rRjP3GixrzHELvgx3fyhqT8LaABiyiw), 100% of your money is used to help those in need!

Great learning experience. Quality education by outstanding teachers. Highly recommend to those who…read moreare interested in deep understanding of religious teaching

AVOID.....They are not part of an organization. They speak a variety of languages. They will not…read morestop calling you until you yell back at them. AVOID.

The trophy was a perfect representation of our outstanding championship season. Quick service.read more

Wow- rudest woman named LInda answering the phone. She was super Curt and annoyed i was even…read morecalling to follow up on a request for a quote. Don't do it unless you like giving business to miserable and rude people beyond normalcy.

Everyone at reaching out community are great. I've been going there for many many years and I am…read morevery grateful for them. They have been there for me and my son for years and I can't thank them enough.

Great, professional and very vibrant community center. I found out about this place because every…read moreyear they provide a free tax preparation service. This is the second year I've had it done with them. It was done very quickly, efficiently, and in a very thorough manner. They got back to me right away. I haven't used any of their other social services. I do know that they're a food pantry. They also help people with services like food stamps, housing, and do a lot of community outreach. Their staff are courteous, focused, very welcoming, knowledgeable, and efficient. My experience with this organization has been very positive and I will definitely go back for tax prep next year.

A great place to donate the stuff you don't need anymore and to find treasures you didn't know you…read moreneeded. The proceeds go to charity and the staff is friendly and helpful. There is a large parking lot.

The Big Re-use is not what it used to be . The past few years items are very old , used and not in…read moregood shape . I always donated furniture for pick -up . Good quality and in great condition, however they have refused or simply have not answered my emails or applications . i Have now realized if they don't pick up , or pick up much much less ,, the items sold are not going to be what they use to be .. seems now it's somewhat of a Big junk yard .

It said that they close at 5:30 and it's not true, they close before, very disrespectful with the…read morepublic because it does not have clarity. So disappointing. Lying to the time when they close.

THEY CLOSE AT 5! Idk why they have it listed as 5:30 but they WILL kick you out at 5:00 (even if…read moreyou're a sweet nice old lady like the poor woman behind me struggling with a zipper and panicking as they are yelling at her)! The place would be great if they didn't sell things at 10X the amount that it should be sold at. They get the clothes for FREE yet they treat the customers like they are at fault for coming in to buy them. They are way too expensive and, even though the selection is good, I'm giving that win to the people who donate. I'd say give your clothes to a better cause because these people are MEAN! I'm sad that it couldn't be better because this community could benefit from a kind thrift store that cares for people rather than treats them like garbage.