Staff is great. Prices are good and have all kinds of things. You never know what you will find.

Love the Hope house! Something different every time I visit.

I tried donating a whole house full of things to the Hope House after our parents death. They said they would take it but when they showed up, all they wanted to do was to pick through and get the 'big' items. They only took a couch, love seat, china cabnit and a metal detector. They said they would have to make several trips and would come on a Saturday. When they arrived and found out that a breakfast nook had been given away, they wanted NOTHING left in the house. They said since 'everything' they came for had been already given away, they'd just take what they had on a small flat trailer they brought. They had taken the chairs that went with a heavy dining table but said the table was broken(it has a small Crack that affects nothing), they took a couple of boxes of brand new Mason canning jars, a brand new juicer and a new pressure cooker. I told them we had mattresses, bags of cloths, towels, shoes, recliners, pots and pans, glasses, silverware and tons of other stuff the day before. They pretended to be excited I guess but all they wanted was the breakfast nook. When I told them to leave the chairs to the dining table, they unloaded ALL that they had hand picked off into the yard and left. They were rude and when I ask, don't you sell cloths and matressestgere, she replied that they had enough cloths but never spoke about the mattress sets (we have three). These people are rude and complete lies. I will NEVER donate to them again or darken them door to shop there.