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Alina Spicer: Just was in shopping, lots of neat stuff but what really stood out to me was how kind and caring the store owner was to a member of the community who seemed down on his luck. She is very very kind!!

jan weber: TOOO pricey now!!

Joser Montes: Love secondhand Sam!!! Do you guys provide free clothes for homeless? I could really use an outfit and a packpack

Ashel DeVries: Really friendly staff, and pretty cool stuff too!

Amanda Gepford: Definitely have fun place to look around

Sara Peckham: The

Phyllis Boynton: It was great.

vickie lake: Nice variety of clothing, weekly sales, and nick nacks. Things for the kitchen, lots of sewing patterns, a few disability walkers on wheels with a seat. I picked one up for $15.00 today. :)

Krystal Plumb: Great variety, prices and people 🙂

Kathy Markham: Very nice people that work there. Prices reasonable.

KILLy Munster: The ultimate thrift store on the Westside! As time goes by this store gets even better! Love it!

kathy north: Amazing Mindi!

Ray Heemstra: very eclectic selection of old school stuff along with new, great prices, friendly staff.

Ro a: really sweet staff, size inclusive, lgbtq friendly!

Grey :]: Everyone there is so nice and I've found some really neat stuff there why cant i rate a 6/5 i love it so much.

Brian Sawa: Mindi & team are wonderful! Helping the community and caring for others. Always looking for donations.

Rene Carrillo: Stopped by& dropped a few things off. Turned Green into Spring & Easter. A visit with Mindi,Erica,Mary & Savoy🐰🐣

Johari Curry: An Awesome place to shop. Owner/ Management is the best ever. Great service great shopping. You will always find what your looking for. Totally love it

Juls Hoffman: Lots of clothes and shoes

Andrea Alleman: Great we experience shopping here. Great staff. Highly recommend.

Haley Seidl: This store is closed temporarily even though it says it's open here

Sabrina Chapman: Is this store still under construction?

J. McCormick: It's closed. Don't go. Checked Google and headed over to get some clothes for a new job - wasted two hours on a bus and now I'm stuck in the snow with no new work clothes :/

Kelly Arrand: Favorite thrift store in Grand Rapids. Huge selection, helpful staff, and I love the 99 cent clothing days!Update: I miss this place. It's been closed for over a year.

Gregory S Mann: BEEN CLOSED FOR REMODELING FOR MORE THAN A YEAR. TAKE THIS OFF YOUR LIST. PLEASE REMOVE FALSE ADVERTISING OF THRIFT STORE AT THIS LOCATION.

Helena Calais: CURRENTLY CLOSED for construction. Love this place, have been visiting here since I was a child and scored some amazing things along the years. But don’t do what I did and show up to find a closed store. Spoke to a very friendly security guard who advised it’s closed indefinitely and that there’s been no advice as to when the remodeling will be done. ☹️

Donnato Ortiz: It is closed right now being remodeled but will open up soon .

Lita Sandy: I have always liked this store and some of the 8 others in the district; I have been spending and donating to WM locations for decades, on and off, quite often to this location (also, the main store). I am now wondering where is the food bank that the Holland church claims they have in operation, actually is at this time. Isn't there one here in Grand Rapids, during this Covid-19 pandemic? Is everything going to rehab? Rehab is a GREAT cause but I'd like details before I donate more. I do remember that one of the wasps in charge years ago (a LTC or COL or whoever) allowed an antique collector (name escapes me) to be in charge of antiques / collectibles that were donated to the store. As there are 8 stores in the district and the Division Ave location is where 90% of all store donations are sorted and redistributed BACK out to the 8 stores in West Michigan, the choice of items are decided by whoever is in charge at Division Ave. (not many people know that their donations get sent to GR first and NOT in their communities where they donated to their own city stores - ALWAYS has been how it works). Anyway, said woman (antique / collectibles / jewelry collector herself) FINALLY left, after DECADES of incompetence and questionable practices, we still know little about who is pricing the valuable donations now. Her erratic pricing / "appraising" efforts were sad. I was told that she was fired at least once, for stashing items one year, during the financial crisis (I can't validate this - only heard this through the grapevine). I also did hear such things about her from a now deceased acquaintance and a few others. This wasn't anything I was completely aware of myself, prior to hearing from others. One has to wonder just how much MUCH $$ didn't get into the Salvation Army coffers as a result of those supervisory eyes averted from this particular organization. Still, it happens in all charity stores, some more than others. Not all volunteers are concerned solely with the actual charity. If they were, people would actually see more offerings with intrinsic value, out on the floor. Mostly, it doesn't happen and as a result, people who are aware won't donate better quality goods. EVERY store has at least one antique dealer and/or "appraiser" in the back room where many items don't make it onto the showroom floor. I do believe that this store has had a chance to reform, esp after this woman's final departure. Of course, who will ever know why this went on for SO MANY YEARS. This has ALWAYS been my FAVORITE West Michigan charity and I intend to continue giving. Before, I would only give quality items that I figured would actually go on the shelf. I am glad that she's history but still, would love to know more BEFORE I give more today. I feel that I do have much to give.

Wee Pee: Haven't been there because the store is under construction just wanted to say so nobody comes all the way out for nothing.

trish dagle: Not currently open. Building reno. Great store though.

Laura Muresan: Sometimes I find good stuff here, but I hate that they don't put out jigsaw puzzles unless they're still factory-sealed. I was told it's because people complained that puzzles weren't complete. News flash: puzzles at thrift stores might not be complete. Tip: rather than not selling them because of this, why not just put a sign up by the puzzles, or on the boxes, that they aren't tested and aren't guaranteed to be complete? One of the main reasons my son and I like to go to thrift stores is to look for puzzles, so this policy is horrible for us.

Kathleen Simpson: They used to sort clothing by color and not by size, but recently switched...this is a huge time saver for me. A lot less sorting looking for your size...now, a quick glance and you can see what they have in your size. Thank you so much! I find all kinds of "gems" at this store and sometimes for only $.99 as they have a tag color each week which is 50% off. Things that cost $50 or $60 new can be purchased for 10% of the original cost in good condition--real bargains!

Emma C.: Bought an $8 nightstand here that ended up infesting my house with bed bugs. The $8 turned into $1308. Tried to call them to let them know, and got nothing in response. Shop with caution.

Carsondra George: There bathroom doesn't have a lock. ( so anyone can walk in on u) be careful.

BringItBackAgain: I love shopping here. If I had some constructive criticism it would be to not put staples through the material if there is no tag. And sometimes the staples are through the material tag and the material of the shirt. I've passed up a whole lot of nice quality shirts because they were destroyed by your staples. Would also love to see a by the pound store in the Grand Rapids Michigan area.

Zac Erb: Prices are too high and shelves were empty.The lady downstairs was rude to a customer and had attitude towards everyone.normally I shop here but this time was disappointed.

Milan Nerad: Store refused to help a disabled veteran load a dryer on to the back of his pick up truck. This is shamlesss act and a disgrace!!!

Pam Castleman: Very Friendly, and great Rehab for my son, Scott Reynolds. He wants to make me proud, I pray for him every day.

Maria Sobol: This Salvation Army store has the largest amount of merchandise compared to the other Salvation Army stores in town. The downstairs in this store has a large amount of furniture while the upstairs has a lot of clothing.

Racheal C: I love thrift stores, and this is one of my favorite Salvation Army's. Big store with 2 floors of treasures to discover! Sometimes I actually find something worth buying! Staff here is super friendly. Great deals, especially on holidays!! (No A/C, so shop according to weather)