We went to this area from a nearby orchard. Wanted to see what goodwill in this place looks like…read more Some prices are epensive. But can still find better prices on some items. Store need some cleaning but overall its great.

SERVICE Younger/teen guy helped me out at register. Friendly…read more& casual demeanor. Manager didn't leave a great impression. Store itself was a decent size & relatively clean. VALUE When the cashier asked a manager about a discount, due to a bag being stained & dirty, she got very snippy & sharply told him "NO, it's already discounted. Doesn't matter if it's dirty." I assume they get asked for discounts a lot or something based on her irritated tone & attitude, since there's much nicer ways to say that. To speak to him so harshly in front of a customer was really unexpected. But this store really is one of the most expensive ones I've ever shopped at. I saw a lot of t-shirts, figurines/decor, & purses that were at least $8.99. This stuff is brought to them & donated for free, yet they still want to get as much money as they can out of it. I would not recommend this location if you're hoping to buy a lot of items, or if you have a lower budget (which is crazy since it's a thrift store). SELECTION Went looking for baby clothes & they didn't seem to have many at all. They were also mixed into regular kids' clothing, so finding any infant sizes was already difficult too. Not many toys either. Mens' t-shirts were kind of well stocked & organized. They had loads of jackets & coats, but it's summer time. Small-ish movie selection. Good sized purse wall. Spotted a few name brand things, but it was a shame seeing most of them increased to $9.99+. A lot of Precious Moments figures, all around $4-$5 a piece. Some Columbia, Nike, & Carhartt. TLDR; Would not recommend/won't be returning. Overpriced for used items. Unfavorable manager.

It is easy to donate, but yes you dont get anyone to help you like at goodwill.. although Ive had…read moresomeone at goodwill stand and watch me unload items as well. I believe salvation army actually has a real mission above goodwill's mission of "training" employees to work in their store and having a ceo that makes millions, so I feel better donating to the SA. It is a mixed bag of prices, and seems they are getting more and more into "brand" pricing the clothing.. which can get extreme and unreasonable if there isn't a sale going on. Goodwill for the most part has flat rate pricing. Still, basic items like tees are much cheaper at SA, not really keen on paying $5 for a used old navy tee that I wear for gardening. I think it is a decent location, larger and more furniture selection that the nearby goodwill stores. I do think more people should shop resale, and if its not your cup of tea at least donate the stuff you spent all your money on and wore once so I can get it for a fraction of the cost. But in all seriousness, there is so much waste in this country, it is almost as easy to donate usable items than it is to toss them in the trash.

I know it's the salvation army, not Nordstrom. And I realize that the items we donate aren't super…read morehigh quality. But I donate them here hoping to give them to someone who will get some use out of them and provide the jobs that the store provides. That said, it is a cr*ppy operation. With a sign that clearly states donations accepted until 6:30 p.m. but when you walk in you're told they stopped accepting at 5:30 because their hours are different. The sign out front still says 6:30 and they would not take my two boxes. So I will not be donating there anymore. I'll go down the street to Goodwill

They need to hire new pricing people. I found a pair of shoes in my hard to find size and they…read morewrote $19.99 on them. What a rip off. I can get steal toe work shoes brand new off Temu for less than that.

I am currently looking for a wedding dress for my tiny wedding ceremony I do not have the funds to…read morepay for anything expensive so I go to the local goodwill where they receive all their items for free! I am looking and see a wedding dress I look at the tag it is 99 dollars when they received this item for free to help another family and it is over prices is crazy. i recommend going to donate your items to MAKS(making a kid smile) or a domestic abuse shelter where they items you donate will actually go to good use and families who need it and foster children who can use them get them for free.

The Portage Resale Shop is a great place to get inexpensive items. Clothing is only $1! All of…read morethe people who volunteer there are very kind and helpful. One of the best things about the Portage Resale Shop is that it gives back to the community!

I was racially profiled at this establishment and tried speaking to a manager and he was very…read moredismissive. I've donated a number of things to this establishment and I will never donate nor patronize this business ever again.

Love this store found everything I needed to furnished my new place good quality used clean owner…read morereally nice

As a senior citizen, I needed to divest a coin collection that my children did not want…read more I walked into Knight Coin and all was good. I was welcomed and treated with great respect. Arthur and team did me right. The value he offered for my coins was very fair and in line with my expectations. This is a very fair and honest business run by an honest man. I will recommend Knight Coin to anyone looking to buy or sell collectibles. Thanks

The legend himself Mr Arthur Knight at Knight Coin located in Hobart Indiana. After seeing his…read moreshop being featured on YouTube (T the Silver Stacker) I've decided to make the journey from Chicago to visit his shop in an old bank retail space. The staff was friendly and helpful. I was blessed to have been helped by Arthur himself. Very knowledgeable in the history of all things numismatic. Picked up a couple of items including some vintage gold and a vintage grease bar from the 1970s. The pricing was very reasonable as he will look the price up online along side you and discount it by a certain percentage. To be fair they need to make a profit. The shop is a treasure trove of goodies and part museum. Lots of history in that small retail space. Highly suggest to call before visiting especially if you are looking for something specific or selling a lot of items. Be patient with the staff as they are detailed and meticulous with their work. I went to a large local coin show that day and ended up with nothing, but the trip to Knight Coin more than made up for it. Happy Hunting fellow knights!!