St Vincent De Paul Store

Awesome place. Everything is organized extremely well so it’ve very easy to find items you need, or items in your size. They also play some pretty gnarly music. Plus customer service is awesome. I rolled a dice at the register and got a 6 so I got 30% off my entire order. Being the poor college student I am, I thought it was an amazing save.
If I didn’t live 2 and a half hours away I would definitely come here more often. But if you’re in the area, definitely check this place out!

Saw this one as I was driving by.
Should have kept driving.
This St. Vincent is not as organized as the one in Fond du Lac.
Yes, it is clean and large.

IF YOU’RE A THRIFTER this store is really fun to explore. There’s a huge amount of furniture from all decades in the past sixty years. Several Victorian-​style chairs that in the hands of someone who can reupholster would be given new life. My girl and I spent a lot of time going through the long row of dishes picking out some groovy geometric patterned bowls, cameo green candy dish, a brightly colored Japanese coffee cup and some plates that will go on Ebay.
SIDE NOTES: A faint smell of sour milk lingers in the air which could be contributed to the food pantry St Vincent De Paul shares space with. The space is a former grocery store and the department signs are still on the outer walls. What used to be the meat counter is now the «old vacuums and power cords we have no clue what powers» section. The associates took great care in carefully wrapping our breakables in newspaper.

Pretty great thrift store. Fairly fast turnover in furniture and home goods.