Victory Thrift

After I bombed at Big Lots right down the street, I went into Victory Thrift - in a hurry, on Saturday, right before their close. Was looking for CD binders - the big Trapper Keeper style. Oddly enough, it seems the only person that still keeps CDs and DVDs is me, lol.

Anyhoo, this place was an enormous surprise. No CD holder, although they had a number of nice notebooks and office materials, including a huge box of lamination pouches. But the score here - for me, anyway - was the Children's section and Women's clothes. Very, very good clothing brands for wardrobe staples and a surprisingly decent selection of plus and size 0s (I was looking for both). The kids' area has a number of really good toys, games, stuffies, balls, you name it.

But I gotta tell you - I'm a nut for presentation. This store should receive a 5 of 5 for that, as well. Each piece of clothing is beautifully hung on its hanger and placed in an appropriate section of the large racks. This isn't your madcap volume store, where you can count on finding your major scores hidden in the wrong areas, where another shopper had hidden it, hoping it wouldn't be found. Nope. Victory runs a lovely shop. The children's area reminds me of a toy store I went to as a kid - whoever set up that section has quite a bit of talent.

I was surprised by how nice Victory is - product, presentation, cleanliness. Wait. Did I mention the prices? Ultra-beyond fair. Incredibly good deals. I bought my friend's size 0 sweaters (3), hoodies (2), leggings (2) and jacket (1) for what? $14? Outrageously good.

Always great prices, very cheap and the staff is always very kind and warm. Yes, it's a little crowded especially in the back but I can overlook that to get the good prices. And above all it's for a good cause.

I love this place. That only do I always find some of the coolest most unique things that I never knew I needed but the girls that work there are always kind and willing to help. The store gives them a job when they're getting back on their feet. I believe in their program and everything they stand for in the recovery process I like knowing that the money I spend there is going to help somebody else in need. God is good all the time

I love the variety and the prices. Lots of stuff I love, clothes, shoes, hardware, and arts and crafts.

This is an amazing place to donate and shop. This is a self supporting women & children's sober living and rehab facility. These ladies work hard to pay their own way and learn life skills. This is an amazing opportunity for our community to help support mothers and children in need.
There is a large ever changing selection. Treasure hunting. Decor, Nik nacs, clothing's, books, furniture and so much more