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With 200 locations and growing, Value Village offers the ultimate treasure hunt: a place where people from all backgrounds experience a predictably unpredictable shopping adventure. There's always something new to discover at Value Village, and between the thousands of items arriving daily from… With 200 locations and growing, Value Village offers the ultimate treasure hunt: a place where people from all backgrounds experience a predictably unpredictable shopping adventure. There's always something new to discover at Value Village, and between the thousands of items arriving daily from our nonprofit partners to our seasonal promotions and special sales, no two visits are ever the same. Read more

By Coral Bison on March 20, 2011 Verified by Guest
I see tons of people dropping bags of goodies
on a daily basis. I live very close to it and
pass by it on my way to work. They have a drop-off
area where people bring their donations. I don't know
if they buy from anywhere else but they get tons of
donations. In order words for FREE. They're overpriced
on a lot of their items but sometimes you can still find
a good deal for your buck.

By tippy on February 8, 2010 Verified by Email
wow you guys are thief's ppl donate articles of clothing and household items for other ppl to use and enjoy not for your employees to take all the good stuff and mark up the prices to compensate for lost stolen goods by employee greed 30 $ is a little pricey for a pair of used shoes that cost 80$-100$
60 $ for a jacket come on ppl stop over pricing things greedy bunch 25$ for a frying pan WOW

By Pink Hummingbird on July 19, 2009 Verified by Guest
Your store as truly improved since it first opened. However I am very disappointed with the cleanliness of your bathroom. There needs to be hourly checks done and a standrd needs to be set. I do find your prices starting to go up as well. You should remember why most people shop there, they cannot afford to buy items in shopping malls. Please remember that your items are donated when marking prices. It is because of the blessings of others that you even have a business. You should have giving back to your community as priority #1. Looking forward to seeing your future improvements.

By Coral Bison on March 20, 2011 Verified by Guest
I see tons of people dropping bags of goodies
on a daily basis. I live very close to it and
pass by it on my way to work. They have a drop-off
area where people bring their donations. I don't know
if they buy from anywhere else but they get tons of
donations. In order words for FREE. They're overpriced
on a lot of their items but sometimes you can still find
a good deal for your buck.

By tippy on February 8, 2010 Verified by Email
wow you guys are thief's ppl donate articles of clothing and household items for other ppl to use and enjoy not for your employees to take all the good stuff and mark up the prices to compensate for lost stolen goods by employee greed 30 $ is a little pricey for a pair of used shoes that cost 80$-100$
60 $ for a jacket come on ppl stop over pricing things greedy bunch 25$ for a frying pan WOW

By Pink Hummingbird on July 19, 2009 Verified by Guest
Your store as truly improved since it first opened. However I am very disappointed with the cleanliness of your bathroom. There needs to be hourly checks done and a standrd needs to be set. I do find your prices starting to go up as well. You should remember why most people shop there, they cannot afford to buy items in shopping malls. Please remember that your items are donated when marking prices. It is because of the blessings of others that you even have a business. You should have giving back to your community as priority #1. Looking forward to seeing your future improvements.