JOY Closet

So I just dropped off so very good quality items and name brand clothes. They seemed a little busy, I give them that, but I asked where to set my items, all I get is "set them there"! I never get a smile, a THANKYOU. Come one, it's we the people donating that helps you to survive! They always give off a very ungrateful vibe! I have a lot more very good make brand children's clothing, amongst other good quality items, think I'll donate from now on to Savers or elsewhere. A thank you, a smile, that's all it takes!

A friend recommended this place. It's small and mostly clothing, but they have excellent prices for most items and you can tell they are really trying to help the community with their store instead of some pf the places that charge so much.It can get a little crowded, so be prepared to work around other customers. They keep it tidy, but you know how things get moved around, so be sure to check all the sections.Sometimes they get bigger items that you can ask about or check the white board.We got several nice sweaters and other items and spent less than $20. When we left, our friends who went with us asked if we could go back again the next week.

I love the new location. I was afraid the nicer location might force them to raise prices but items are still priced low. The people are friendly and helpful. There is a nice variety of clean items.

A wonderful church-affiliated thrift shop. A small store with a good selection of clothing (many items still had tags when I shopped there) and other items such as toys, blankets, and household items. The volunteers are incredibly kind and helpful as well.Prices are very reasonable. For example, I purchased a crystal votive by Oleg Cassini for $1 and an oak spice cabinet for $1.50. Also spotted a like new LuLaRoe dress for $5.I will definitely stop in again when I am in the area.