Donate Shop

You really have to keep your eyes open to find this little thrifty. It's insanely cheap with most items costing between $1 to $4. I would call this a smaller, less expensive version of Goodwill.

Little girls come to flirt with the cute boys that work the desk and there's fun happy music playing.

There are no dressing rooms and the mirror is in a very dark place, but when you make out with two sweaters and a new dress for a whopping $6, who cares?

Open Wednesday - Saturday. Donate and delight.

What the h-e-double hockey sticks IS this place?! I guess you can "donate" your old junk & rags here (even though it's not in any way a non-profit organization or charity) and then the mysterious owners will try to re-sell them at a profit? Okay, I think I get it- -but why then, if you're trying to sell some faded-out old "mom jeans" and a dirty, broken "Dancing Elmo" that ruefully has lost both the power of speech and dance, why, I say, would you not bother to turn the lights or heat on? When one walks into a retail establishment that Claims to be open, yet finds only a dust filtered half-light streaming in though the nicotine filmed windows and a room temperature that is profoundly colder than the late winter's morn temperature outside- well, you're gonna feel creeped the "fudge" out, am I right? We're talking some "Silence of the Lambs" type vibe here folks. If you're open for adventure and have a deep rooted morbid curiosity, then by all means check this place out. If you're just looking to donate some household goods, or searching for that just right pair of dean man's shoes, then keep driving -there's a decent Salvation Army right down the street.