Converting Hearts Ministry Thrift Store

Sweet people and an amazing cause, grateful to have a store like this is my community.

One of my greatest experiences!

Very nice.

Pretty decent store. Found some good pants and a belt once. Worth a look, but it's definitely lacking. No complaints about the staff. Enjoy the mural outside.

A friend and I went to ask about doing community service for this thrift shop, but was told they didn’t allow it. Funny that is, considering the owner has written off hours for 3 different people that I personally know. 2 people can’t come in and actually do the work, but 3 other people can come in, do no work and still get their hours written off. First time being in the thrift shop as well, it looks like a tornado went through it. The owners wife also likes to stick her nose where it doesn’t belong. Rude people, and clearly would rather get the law called on them rather than letting 2 girls come in to do a few hours of volunteer work. Brandon, Wendy, Tyler. Enough said.

They asked me to wear a mask. Fine. I don’t have one? They won’t provide any. And they don’t accept debit cards or credit cards. Pick a struggle. A mediocre thrift store at absolute best.

I want return! As I was donating stuff lady came out rudely told me not to put stuff in box, never said hello, thank you, or even looked at me, I hate people who can't look at me when talking. VERY RUDE!!

I realize you are an "Addiction Crisis" Ministry but you cannot leave still addicted people to run your store. This guy needed medical help. I offered more than worth for a replica. Yiu are out $80? Get your addicts help please before you let them manage the store. Money is your god :/

I suggest taking a mask because without one you will feel unwelcomed and rushed.