Don8it.com

New from MT, bought a house “site unseen” totally online- passed all inspections but then with 10 weeks had 3 refrigerators go out on meDEAD OF SUMMER and this last time rather than Craigslist or Facebook I went to Donate it and for $200 got a nearly new fridge DELIVERED to my home. They were even willing to work with me more had I needed it. This is a place of Good Faith and Helping Hands. Namaste, Amy Daem

I finally made it to check this place out and they had a lot of nice stuff! Enjoyed shopping and seeing all the goodies! The ladies there were super friendly with great service!

Looks nothing like the photos. Couldn’t go inside the building. They have a storage area with a big garage door open and stuff in there. Everything was dirty, broken, no price tags on smaller items. The furniture in the back corner was being dripped on and sitting in a puddle. Lots of non-weather proof stuff outside. Very strange. Felt like someone was having a garage sale but threw it all inside quickly when the rain came. Maybe they’re in transition? Im not sure. I was bummed.

Finally made it to the new location by the hospital. I stopped going to the previous location because of Billy Power's business partner and she is at the new location. I just don't like her nor do I trust her. She Mia? is very shady and tried to sell a beat up mobile home to a friend of mine and she did not even own it. I have no reason to believe that they donate to any real local charities. Their new location is jammed full of weather beaten "left overs" and way over priced.

The tall Asian lady is wicked crazy on her prices, she doesn't even look at what you have in your hand to get a price quote. Instead, she looks at you then comes up with a price! Shady!

Is this place an actual 501c3 charity? It's too expensive, half of the stuff belongs in the dump and the lady who works there needs to be replaced with someone who knows what they're doing

That guy Bug is a pretty great one! He is a hard worker and comes with a great smile!

Don8it no longer exists as a thrift store. It's now a preparatory school. The Salvation Army Thrift store nearby has also closed. There is a Saint Vincent de Paul thrift store across the street, however, that is still open and where you can still find bargains.

Huge selection of furniture and the staff is awesome. But the furniture prices seem high when compared to other second hand furniture stores in town. Great deals on all other household items!

Great place. When you buy there it's cheaper than all the other second hand stores in town and if you buy more than 1 thing they will bundle everything for a lower price . They also do a yard sale every Saturday and sometimes you can get that item there cheaper . They also do a 25 percent off sale occasionally on everything in the store. On top of that they donate a percentage of each sale to a charity that you choose from a list they have like canter , local schools , ect.