Sharing & Caring

This is one of the nicest thrift shops I've ever seen. The clothes are hung in a way that you can see the sizes easily, and it's a really neat and tidy store. I live with all kinds of things when I go there because there are so many fun things to choose from. The ladies that work there are fun also and the prices are great. Best thrift store I've ever been to! Wish I had taken some pictures, darn it... and I just moved out of out of town. I'm really going to miss this place.

I just wanted to know why they're closed now. It says it's because of maintenance issues but now I read that it was because of state paperwork that needs to be done. Maybe it's maintaining state paperwork that hasn't been done? Just saying!?

Some of the people here are absolute angels, and others couldn't care less about who walks through the door. Today, there was a homeless man in front of me buying some clothing. The woman with the short, dark hair gave him the total. He asked if a lesser amount was ok because that's what he had. She said no. Really? I understand that it's a business but have some compassion for people. I have been really blessed by some of the other people here. So it depends. You may be helped by someone wonderful or treated like dirt. The items are on par with most thrift stores. There are some good finds here & there.

I really like Sharing and Caring. It's the only place we take things we no longer want. I don't buy things very often from them, mostly donations. The price I feel is what the person at the front feels like at that moment. I absolutely love Ada that works there, so nice! The hours aren't very good. I wish they were open later in the day. Overall it's a great place.

I can not believe the deals I keep finding here, what an absolute goldmine!! Great selection of clothes, home decor, kitchen, furniture, crafts, etc.Just be prepared to pay cash only.

This place is lovely and ran by complete sweethearts. Good selection of books, dvds, crafts, and well organized for a thrift store. It isn't a normal brick and mortar location but a converted home and that's part of its charm!

I Love our local thrift stores. The problem with most ALL of them are the HOURS. They are always closed, it seems! I understand that most of them claim non-profit status & are largely volunteers (beggars can't be choosers) but come on! Throw a dog a bone once in a while! If you have a regular job, forget it- you will never see this place. Let me just add that a regular job is what you will need to be able to afford anything here now days. Thanks to the huge price increases on everything (I aasume). I went to buy my neice a standard dress (nothing fancY at all, solid color, standard cut, for a 7 year old) & the same standard skirt & I had to put them back! I'm not about to pay in the double digits (can't remember the exact sum, but it was outrageous!) especailly for what it was I was buying! I left feeling dissapointed & a little insulted. I donate to them all the time, for free! (The nerve!!) If I can't count on a thrift store to be able to help me out reciprocally, than the world really has became a very skewed place! Breaks my thrift store lovin' heart!

What an adorable thrift shop!! I watched items I'd considered constantly bought in front of me and replaced by a volunteer with new cute stuff. Stoked by the armful of clothes I left with. I heard someone say the sales pay for food given away to local people who can't afford it. I think I'll stop in here more often for small things.

It's a nice thrift store IF the right person is at the counter. For some reason the the older woman with glasses who works there sees me coming and wants to jack up the prices when I want something, and is rude about it too! I have never been rude or said a mean thing to her so I don't get where the attitude comes from, even my friend commented on it. I found an old book I liked and she forced it open and bent the spine looking through it when I brought it to the counter. I joked there was no money in it and she said "I just want to check" damaging it in the process. Books go for $1 -.50 cents, she charged me $5. I really liked it and paid anyway, but it left a very bad impression. I was there once before and got a back full of books for that price when I bought from the gentleman that works there. I wish the prices were clearly stated on things, it shouldn't be up to IF someone likes you as to what they will charge! The rest of the staff are nice, but if she's at the counter, just leave.

I like this place good prices today i bought a cool yellow raincoat.