Thrift Stores near Mission, KS

25 locations found near Mission

“The only thrift store I donate to. And when you donate, they give you a coupon to shop. Proceeds support the vast and incredible work of Catholic Charities. If you aren’t aware of the parish ministries, the feeding of the hungry, the adoption services, etc, the aid is constant—look it up! Feel good about where the money is going. This store is also neat and well organized. Every time I have been here, the people are very friendly, and I believe many of them are volunteers. Have gotten some great deals here on books & housewares, and like-new clothing for my growing niece and nephew. Check out the colored dot specials. Drop off is at the door next door and they’ll help you unload if you heed it. It closes an hour before the store.”

4.2 Good81 Reviews

“Update:
The store is huge with savings - the system might be confusing and old but best assure the staff are trying to help with any kind of discount. The color code tags is a old system with their massive inventory that should be reviewed over, the prices have maybe gone up $1-2 but its far better pricing than the Goodville(No longer a “thrift” but modern ebay shop center ?)
Furniture and anything before 2010 can be sure its here somewhere. Thanks again to the kind staff I could only wish to work here if I was closer. Btw my dresspants and shirt fit greatly - THANK YOU FOR HAVING A FITTING ROOM HERE!!! Please dont remove it like at the sister salvation army!”

2.4 Poor130 Reviews

“Thank you so much for the Christmas basket. I hope to see you again ms.cindy and tell mr. Ed. On Christmas he has to wear blue so we can match he's my best friend ?”

4.7 Superb106 Reviews

“A good old-fashioned neighborhood thrift store with real world thrift pricing. I stopped here on a Tuesday over lunch hour and bought a sewing pattern, a metal basket and two decorative planters. They had a great selection of nice wooden furniture. Some cool vintage posters. Nice chiice of baskets and home goods. Even some great quality clothing. Thoughtful and well-organized media room, too. A table of free food up front. Worth a visit.”

4.5 Superb101 Reviews

“Great place to save money on needs for the home. They gave new and used furniture, tile, hardware, etc. You never know what you will find and the prices are very reasonable.”

4.5 Superb47 Reviews

“You’ll find many useful home items, building materials, loads of paint and stain all for a fraction of retail prices. Furniture, appliances, most gentley used, this store is, organized, on the clean side, and employees are friendly and helpful. You name it they got it.”

4.1 Good123 Reviews

“I love this place It always has everything thar I am looking for. From heating pads, quality fair priced skirts, home organization, out doors, books, home office supplies, most items pennies on the dollar. weekly deals, this place does the shopping for me.”

4.1 Good56 Reviews

“Wow this thrift stores assortment and quality of merchandise was far above any regular thrift store I've ever been to. If i lived here I would be here on a regular all my household needs and clothing. I was impressed.”

3.8 Good101 Reviews

“Wonderful little thrift shop. Clean. Nice selection of clothes. Reasonably priced. Proceeds from store provides employment and community support for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.”

4.6 Superb32 Reviews

“love this place, great variety of shoes and home stuff for low prices. every category has its own price, large stuff is usually 9 dollars, a pair of shoes is about $3-5 dollars, so many clothes to go thru. I always find so many treasures when I go there, you can find almost anything you are looking for.”

3.7 Good60 Reviews

“You can spend hours in this place finding hidden treasures. Its a bit pricey but still deserves 5 stars. And I've only been i one of the two parts of the store at this location.”

3.6 Good170 Reviews

“Saver’s on Shawnee Mission Parkway has an assortment of different types of things. I found this kids growth ruler, and turning it into a Liar’s Fishing Ruler for tall tales ?”

3.5 Good184 Reviews

“I'm a diehard thrifter (I made this word up) so I visit thrift stores wherever I find them. It's not a large store and there's not a huge selection as with other thrift stores that I've visited but as always a "once drop in" doesn't hurt. Never know what you might find. It was cool and the cashier had me rollin. She used a counterfeit marker on my $5 bill. We both got a laugh outta that. I'll stop by again when I'm in the area.”

3.5 Good123 Reviews

“This place is awesome! I found some absolute gems. A throwback KU basketball jersey from the 1988 national championship year with a championship patch on it and everything. 2 Peter Millar pullovers for 1/3 of the price that you will typically see online. I will be coming back here first before shopping for any expensive clothing in the future. Great deals and great stuff!”

3.5 Good64 Reviews

“This place has a great selection, the prices are a bit high for a salvation army but you can find some reasonably priced items. The staff is nice, this place is organized and clean for the most part. No dressing room or public bathroom. The staff is nice and willing to help if you ask.”

3.4 Good100 Reviews

“To see this shop’s mission come alive with its pieces, is truly amazing. The owner’s background in mental health gives you a sense of calmness and cause to act. I found the cutest handmade candles with gemstones hidden within to bracelets that make me feel powerful. Do yourself a favor, visit this shop and get some treats.”

3 Average4 Reviews

“Can homeless mom's use this place as an address until she can afford to find a place and a job to take care of herself and her kids alone? In the meantime, there's millions of people who have had their voting rights stripped because of inflation and prices rising.

Can she physically live at The Salvation Army and stay there for an extended period of time.? Same thing for grandmas and foster care kids who can't afford to live some place. Now these are the your average suburban and rural people, and have nothing to do with what you express as a treatment facility, for whatever narrative that is that you're pushing through a nonprofit organization.

When Foster, kids turn 18. They are made homeless immediately. Their votes are stripped away because they have no address. Anymore. That's the same thing as housewives. In a domestic violent relationship and domestic violence has gone untalked about for too long, especially with inflation and prices rising, which this becomes economic violence towards a protected class of the United States, public

And telling people to just go live in a car is not an address either.”

2.9 Average21 Reviews

“The staff at this location is absolutely incredible. Every single person that works there always has a smile on their face and is always happy to greet you. I lost my phone today and had it not been for such an attentive staff and the idea to turn off the overhead music, I wouldn't have found my phone and I'm so grateful and thankful. Even the shoppers there stopped to help me.”

3.2 Average152 Reviews

“Great people and great deals.
Extra ways to save, Tuesdays are senior 30% discount days. Bring donations to drive through donation area and receive 20% off coupon up to $100. Join Savers Club and earn discounts on purchases. Discounts may not be stacked.”

3.2 Average208 Reviews

“Clothes at Goodwill are more reasonable because of the discount system, but I the other merchandise like housewares, etc. is priced pretty fairly. There is a wide variety items and generally in pretty good shape too.”

3.1 Average148 Reviews

“Always pop in here when I’m traveling through town! Filling a large home we are currently renovating with unique items can get expensive but this score was a big save on the budget! Always find some treasure when I’m here”

3 Average168 Reviews

“I absolutely enjoy visiting this Salvation Army store! It features an impressively large women's clothing section, making it a treasure trove for anyone looking for stylish and affordable options. What truly makes each visit special is the friendly atmosphere created by the staff. In particular, Rebecca, the cashier, stands out as an exceptional employee. She is always incredibly warm and welcoming, making me feel valued as a customer. It’s clear that the Salvation Army is fortunate to have someone like her on their team, as she consistently goes above and beyond to enhance the shopping experience.”

2.5 Average63 Reviews

“I like going here, however I lost my sentimental value bracelet, brown and gold , circle like if anybody found it pls return to me . Looks like this but it’s bracelet”

2.6 Average167 Reviews

“Easily one of the best thrift stores in the KC area. They do however play probably the most excruciating music I've ever heard. Literally makes me want to walk right out the door”

2.5 Average187 Reviews

“Store was well organized and had a color of the day that was 50% off. I was pleasantly surprised to find items with that color. Unlike other thrift stores who have a color of the week but hardly any items on the floor with that color. I gave only 4 stars because there were very expensive items. I understand the economy we live in and while there are other costs to factor in employee payments, rent, lights etc...I choose to shop second hand instead of big corporations with that being said I would shop a lot more meaning i would spend a lot more if the prices weren't so high. I recently purchased boots for 25.00 there and spent up to 100.00 at this store. I put back a lot of items because they were just too pricey. I would encourage this store to have at least 2 colors of the week that are 50% off. I go to another thrift store that has no furniture items over 25.00 and they are getting rid of most of their donations and its a plus because it isn't going into a landfill. I love to shop second hand and I have hope that one day we will go back to reasonable thrifting.”

2.1 Poor132 Reviews