Helping Hands

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Hands down Best Thrift store in the area. Selection is great, prices are good and they do a great job helping the community. Keep in mind with pricing the more they make the more they can help. I like the idea of getting great products and helping the community at the same time.

Good selection of ladies' suits. I find it a bit pricey, but usually overall higher quality womens clothing than other places. Fairly good selection of women's plus size clothing. Not much kids clothing.

They sensor what books they put out for people to buy. You will never see video game guides, anything to do with sex, drugs, guns, race, other religions besides Christianity..just to name a few. However, these books get sold to ONE person (a book dealer) for $2.00 per very large box. If you have books to donate, PLEASE give to Goodwill. They do not stoop to these kind of practices.

VERY HIGH PrICeS. I have seen used shirts in there for as much as $8!! Why pay that when i get get it that cheap right off the MALL sale racks NEW! I would only go there for household items- their clothing it too costly, and they have poor customer service.

This store is clean and pretty well organized, but I agree with the others here that the prices for clothing especially are very high. I have bought books and household items here that were priced reasonably, but if you are a die hard thrift shopper then put this one last on your list.

Too expensive! Their prices are way out of line for a thrift store. Can get better prices at the Benton County Women's shelter thrift store in Rogers.

They are supposed to help the needy, but their pricing is up there with WalMart and other discount stores. I like it because I like vintage stuff; down & out people can't really afford their prices.

HIGH for thrift store! $8.00 for pants. Big store. Well organized and clean. You won't get help so don't ask.