Rescued Treasures

The dump is more reliable. Would be very very helpful if their drop off hours on their own website were correct. Spent hours going through clothes and furniture. Loading it up into the trailer and driving over from Exeter only to be turned away. We checked their website first and made it around 3:15 on a Saturday. The guy in the forklift told us that the first Saturday of every month they are closed to drop offs. If it's something that is that scheduled then they really should update their hours. Also as just a kindness to your community I would have thought the 5 guys standing around doing nothing could have quickly helped us unload everything within a few minutes. Very disappointed and not worth the trouble of doing it all again. The dump has never turned anyone away during their open hours.

Can't say how much I love this place. Soooo many reasons. It's a huge, nicely organized thrift store. Things are well marked. Always stocked. Bargains. Plenty of shopping carts. The organization does spectacular work. Many of the people working there are re-learning who they are and getting back into life. Bonus: at the checkout, I can purchase meals for $2.50. I know that's where the money is going. And... if this isn't enough for you, they have an upscale boutique downtown on Main. It has pretty awesome things in it.Win-win-win

Great inexpensive finds in this place. Found a cute little furniture piece in this place. Super friendly and helpful staff!!! Proceeds help out a great cause, too!!!!!!

I use to love coming in here and musking around for a treasure. Not a fan of the way they have rearranged inside. Selection hasn't been very good lately and they have limited their donations times by a lot.

Used to be good. Did it change management. Hardly any clothing. No public restroom. Disorganized.

Nice employees, neat selections & just fun to visit.Reasonable prices, different merchandise and enjoy getting to see different donated items and knowing it's for a good cause.

My first complaint about this so called thrift store is the prices. They are very high considering everything is second hand. Also the cashier's are so slow. I stood in line almost thirty minutes and there were only 5 people ahead of me. I think it's time I took my business to a different thrift store. I saw items from dollar tree selling for over 5 bucks. That's just ridiculous.

Every time I go into the store it is clean and organized. I never walk out empty-handed. Love the purse and wallet section. The basket section sometimes has some collectibles in, always has many useful baskets and wreaths. Clothing sections pretty good. Jean section great. Just love this store.

I've been going to here for years and lately when I go things change.one time I got clothes for my Granddaughter the sign says 0-5years $1and when I went to pay they rang up $2.50 and I said what the sign said and the lady said well I have to go by what the register says so they need to take down signs.On senior Day 20% off but they it's on full price items which understandable but I was told it's only the full price yellow tags which defeats Senior Day.Those 2 encounters the ladies were very rude and it was my friends first time and she said she'll never go back.

I went in here because I needed some shoes and cant afford a brand new pair. I found a decent pair of slip on walking shoes. Couldn't find a price so I asked the cashier who was very nice how much. Thinking they would be about 6 or 7 dollars because they are used shoes. I was shocked when he said 12 bucks. Really? For used shoes that are not name brand and are dirty too. This place is ridiculous. Do they know whatbthrift store means? Also five dollars for used t-shirts. I might as well go to Walmart and get a brand new one for 4.25. I won't be back to this place again. They don't know how to price USED items.