Donations center

It’d be great if the employees were worth something

You can find some interesting stuff here but they over price their items this is not an antique store or an auction house but they price many of their items as if they are. If you call yourselves a thrift store then sell them at thrift store prices. They mark everything like you're buying something from a department store instead of a charity/true thrift store

They are doing an amazing job! Big Brothers accept all clothing and small household items. Their mentorship program is supported by these donations. The best part is they pickup the donations!

Prices are significantly higher than any other valuable village I've ever been in.

We always have great shopping here! My mother loves to come and see what we can get and some of the items are very beautiful and well maintained. Always have a great time here and staff is usually very friendly and the place is kept very clean!

Great experience donating my moms van. The driver was very kind and came exactly when he was supposed to to get the vehicle. It was overall great service from all involved. Shout out to Windsor-Essex County CMHA. Thank you!

Went there to see the halloween costumes and I must say I was surprised. There were costumes for the entire family. And the staff was wearing theirs. It was a fun shopping experience. I also noticed the huge selection of used books, vintage CDs/cassettes. We end up spending 3 and half hours at store.

Absolutely lovely place to get very nice used furniture, and other odds and ends!Bought two of this lovely chair, each was only $55. The marble style table was $25. Very affordable, very good quality and solid wood furniture is there all the time.

Great selection of clothing and other item, but very overpriced for what wad once considered a thrift store. Biggest downfall to this store is that employees always treat me like I'm shoplifting. I seriously get treated like I'm about to run off with every overpriced brand named item in the store like a bandit!

I hope this catches management's attention and while I have no complaints regarding staff and Renaissance itself - staff is always friendly and helpful. My concern is regarding some of the pricing. I completely understand that pricing goes up, which is entirely inevitable but up and so drastically? Your Blu-Ray's for example went from 4$ to 8.25$ and you're the only Renaissance on the island that did so, considering that was one of the reasons I frequented on a weekly basis and seeing the same titles not move for over a month as a result should be an indication that your prices now are just not good - not to mention that a lot of these titles can be found for 6$ brand new elsewhere. Please consider changing them. Thank you.