Rescued Treasures Charity Boutique

Brittani Eatmon

Not a single attempt to say “hello”. I walked into the store and was not acknowledged. They walked into the back and basically ignored me. I decided to buy one thing to contribute to a small business and waited 5 minutes for someone to even come out. She didn’t even say thank you for stopping in or have a good day, just slid my card back on the counter. Never again.

Christel Gibbon

They have a lot of pretty items and nice clothes. Especially a very nice wedding dress for only $40. They have a majority of clothes, dishes, furniture and some pictures.

Dizzle Dazzle

This is a two part review: First off, this is a VERY NICE thrift store that looks more like a high end boutique. I hate to call it a thrift store, it's super clean, smells like Pier One and calm with little birds chirping away. Its truly a great place to shop and treasure hunt. All monies go to help the poor animals in the various shelters. So spend a lot of money so it will help thousands of sick animals in desperate need of urgent medical care who are often abandoned at the county shelters who are overloaded constantly. Second part: This store is about a 80 mile round trip drive for me (gas was cheaper then). The women there are polite but certainly don't go out of their way to be friendly. One woman that stands out was particularly rude and snarky to me. She watched me lug in numerous bags of items through the heavy front door. Only when I finally got it all to the counter, I hear another worker tell a customer who walked in after me, that they could just pull around back & drop things at the back door! I was so frustrated and when I asked why she didn't tell me about that option her reply was you should have asked me! Seriously? I brought them several bags of hand sewn stuffed felt hearts my elderly mother made in time for Valentine's Day. This was NOT junk! Please treat those of us who make the time and effort to bring nice donations to you as a valued customer after all most of us end up shopping the store so it's a win win for everyone. Too bad its so far away. I wish they had a store over in the east part of town. I now donate to Hospice of the Valley stores.

Tori McDivitt

Love this place! No junk here ever.