they want free stuff but then pick through your items. and have a real attitude. Wouldn't support,…read morewill take our goods elsewhere.

This is the best thrift store I've ever been to! The last time I was here, I got 4 sweaters for $1!…read moreYou absolutely cannot beat that!! I've gotten enough fabric to reupholster a chair for just one whole quarter! What I like most about this place, is that they're legitimately helping the community and the donations that they get are fairly priced and all the money goes towards something worthwhile! I've been coming here my entire life, ever since I was a child with my grandma and I am so glad as an adult that it's still around and helping people out! Thanks!!

This was the most amazing thrift store I have ever been to in my life. It is worth going out of…read moreyour way to go. Great prices and fantastic items. Also, Jan was a gem, such a sweetheart!

I wouldn't call Jan's a thrift store. She has such a wide variety.From baby needs ( clothes toys )…read moreto a antique spoon. In her main shop she has clothes for all sizes gender, all seasons. Bedding from quilts to sheets. Pillows throw pillows knitted blankets. She also has a variation of kitchen appliances, kitchen utensils all the way to ice skates baskets, figurines. In the back is where she keeps her furniture. The furniture can be anywhere from nowaday to antique just depending on what she has in the shop at the time. She also has bed mattresses headboards footboards lamps pictures and picture frames. I myself the shop there because you never know what she's going to have in her shop. It's always a surprise to see something that you haven't seen in years, say that old kitchen utensil that they don't make anymore that you loved to cook with, bam there it is on her shelf. I love pulling up to see all of the craft projects that range in such a variation from something that you would put in a farm home to in your brand new house that you were just looking for that one piece. That mouth drop piece that you have to have. So no Jan's is not a thrift store. Jan's, she is so much more then a store, she is a person and a very delightful person to see when you walk in that door. Happy shopping and remember to pin on your GPS.

This is my second time to Bee Balm but first time at new location. I had to kill some time as it…read moredidn't take long to get to Harmony this morning. My meeting was to be at 11:00. Bee Balm moved from the vintage bank location. This is a consignment store and pays 50% of what you consign. I asked. I found this cute sweater and asked what the line through the tag meant. That's 50% off. Since I lost some weight, I slipped it over my shirt and I now fit in a large. Originally marked $14.99 now $7.50. I put it on the counter and said I'd look around more. The basement had antiques but nothing I needed. They also had Amish rugs, Amish soap, stickers, etc. The lady working, I assume was the owner was really nice to this out of towner.

I was able to call the business before going there to find out if they had the kind of item I was…read morelooking for. Once there, I could try the motorized product and was even given assistance loading once I made my purchase.

Massive selection of clothes, home goods, furniture, kitchen stuff, and everything in between. Very…read morefriendly and helpful staff. A hidden gem in Holmen! Will come back again

You could spend an hour in here just looking at all the stuff. Be sure to look at the frames…read morepictures.

What a great stop for "junkin" , as my friend says. This is…read morea cute little store that was open the weekend we were in town. There a little bit of everything here. Lots of vintage items for great prices! Lots dishware and multiple very cool old coffee peculators. We also thought it was very cool that it used to be a Chinese restaurant and some of the décor was still there. Lots of old music items, records, movie stuff, even nice furniture. I love some of the unique art. I wish I had more room in my house for all the cool stuff that we found.

Wonderful place to shop. Prices are very reasonable and it is a good selection nicely displayed.read more

This is the first time I've been to a Habitat for Humanity Restore thrift store. I didn't need any…read moredoors, bathroom sinks or furniture. There are some art pictures and household items and books. Garden seeds for a quarter. I found a three hole punch for $1.60 after 25% off. What irked me is I had to use the bathroom so bad and they purposely closed them due to covid. Every other thrift store has open bathrooms. Its an ok store.

I have followed this Thrift Store all over the area. The Owner and her family are dedicated and do…read morea terrific job. They are very committed to helping other non-profit organizations. They need a huge shoot out for all their effort and care for the La Crosse region.

From the owner: What is especially laudable is that purchases, donations, and volunteer hours, in the name of…read moreCharities registered with the Rootin'Crown, get a percentage of money put back into them, by the Rootin'Crown.

A Nice place and Great prices! It's so good to know that this thrift store helps our community and…read morea daycare.

We were in town for a wedding and had a little time to spare so my family went on a walk exploring…read morethe area and came across Thrift on Fifth. We went downstairs to the church basement and found a hidden honeypot. Ironically one of the volunteers was dressed as Winnie the Poo. When we discovered that most everything was priced at only $1.00, my wife and daughter got excited and got crazy. All of the volunteers were cheerful, very helpful and the place was very clean and organized. We all recommend checking it out at the Christ United Methodist Church, just check their limited hours. Wed 4-7, Sat 9-noon, Sun 10-11am