Last Chance Thrift Store

This place gets all their merchandise donated to them. But the prices that they put on this merchandise is way too high.
For it to be a thrift store… at least Good
Will helps the Community get jobs in further their education. What does last chance do with all of their money. Except to pay management more than they are worth!!!

This thrift store is ok.
Not very organized though. Sizes are all mixed up
All the things that I actuallt liked were disappointingly high. I would shop here more often if it didn’t cost so much.

This thrift store is by my house and I hate this place. Overpriced prices on a bunch if junk. They come down on their prices then MAYBE I will consider shopping there. Manager staff is rude.

Shopping here is an adventure. The prices are so erratic that it is fun looking for that gem that they are trying to give away at far less than it is worth. But I hate finding that diamond on Half-​Price Monday because I have to stand in that serpentine checkout line that snakes its way randomly through the store.
One of the really odd things about the store layout is the large number of items on shelves behind the counter where customers cannot get to them. If you have your army surplus binoculars with you, you can see what is there and ask the friendly staff to hand it to you to inspect a little closer.
I don’t think they have a sign telling what their hours are, but they open at 8:30 on Mondays. On that day, there is always a line waiting for the doors to open.

Mondays are a battle in this store! Everyone is there because its 50% off everything. You will find something in this store. I will only shop there on Monday for the sale because the prices are not all that.

I expected this to be a lot like a Goodwill, but found many items (esp anything other than clothing) overpriced. They had some really cool furniture pieces, but you don’t go to a place called the «Last Chance Thrift Store» with $ 300+ in your pocket for a wooden sideboard-​style table. They did have lots of other items (and some awesome vintage tshirts for $ 1 each, so that was a bonus), but no big finds to be had — I still need to actually see if the nearest Goodwill (off Fairburn) is worth it’s salt…

As far as thrift stores go, I find this one to be mildly overpriced, although everything is half off on Mondays. The store is large enough that you’re bound to find something you don’t need but have to have. The staff is pretty friendly. I seem to have polar opposite taste in books from most of the people who shop there so I always find stuff on their bookshelves that I’m really excited about.