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March 2023 by Jo-Ann Clougherty
I loved to go there once a week just to check out what was available I miss it and wish it was still open
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December 2021 by Leslian Leon
Really bad experience with this donation church 2nd time I been there cause I'm tight on money and don't have enough for Christmas dinner well first I waited in line for 1 hour and 30 min for a box with 3 bags of apples 2 limes 1singke onion 2 pies 1 chicken and 3 container of letters when I seen that others cars before me had even turkey potatoes how I'm going to feed my family of 3 they was also giving cards and they wasn't going to give me one when I ask ? I told her why I wasn't getting one I think they dont like Spanish people im so sad with what happened to me today also people that really need they don't really help
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August 2021 by Joan E Tivnan
Beautiful community
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July 2021 by Julie Buduski
St. Anne's is now CLOSED ? So sad...this was my happy place and weekly I looked forward to checking out their neat home decor and new designer clothing at prices I could afford. St. Anne's allowed me to furnish my home over the years. Not sure what happened to cause the closing but this is really sad for me and I'm sure the committedvolunteers are feeling a loss as well. The therapeutic benefit St. Anne's had on my mental health will be missed greatly. Thank you St. Anne's and to the dedicated staff for all the years of awesomeness!
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October 2020 by Keith Cole
Excellent deals on new and gently used items
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April 2020 by Pat LaMarche
It is a very close knit family. We have wonderful priests
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April 2020 by Mary Mcniffe-Camp
Warm, welcoming Church, truly gives back to the community. Wonderful priests.
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March 2020 by Merlyn de Souza
Extremely welcoming and homely church community- we absolutely love everyone at St Anne’s
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February 2020 by Cherie Miller
Thrift store personal are rude. Prices high.
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November 2019 by Phyl Dixon
The prices were OUTRAGEOUSLY high. They are the highest I've EVER seen in or around Worcester. It's disturbing to see a church charge so much for donations. I needed blankets for my kids' beds but couldn't afford it. Also the staff was a touch rude. I won't be back.
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August 2019 by Stephanie Chubbuck
I was not there for 5 minutes when one of old women volunteering was INCREDIBLY RUDE to me as well as other people browsing. Her hlanger and hate made it a very very ugly experience and very very ugly memory and I will never go in there again.
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August 2019 by Amanda Salvaggi
Great place to find me items at a fraction of the cost!
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January 2019 by Sherry Devine
Over priced snobs and it's a church thrift store
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January 2019 by jtxxx jtxxx
Very judgemental rude to buyers and so snobbish..its a shame they allow them to act this way running a CHURCH THRIFT SHOP. Awful .
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November 2018 by Yelp R.
So, I have had a few experiences here. Although St. Anne's has good intentions to serve those in need, and is a great place in a great location, they go about it all wrong. Places like TJ Maxx, as well as individuals donate clothes, shoes, household items, amongst various other items to St. Anne's, through which the workers sort through and decide whether or not they will sell the item and decide the price. THe items they do not deem worthy are thrown away... even if they are perfectly good. They should be re-donated. Though companies and individuals give these items to St. Anne's for free, they often charge ridiculous prices for them. Their jewelry is more expensive than it would sell for in a store like TJ Maxx, and clothing and shoe prices are also exorbitant. Their blankets and pillows and home goods are also far too expensive. One piece of pottery is usually over $20. A fleece throw is usually $25. One throw pillow is $10 or more. Pillow cases can also be super expensive, also up to $10. If something is marked with two prices, they always take the higher price. The same things sit in the store week to week because they are too expensive and not worth the price put on them. It is ridiculous. St. Anne's is supposed to help those in need, who may not be able to afford new things from a store like TJ Maxx, yet St. Anne's is charging the same prices, if not higher prices. It cheats people out of their money. Some St. Anne's workers are also rather unpleasant. They treat customers who cannot speak English well with disrespect and are not helpful to them. They have thrown some out of the store for being "too noisy" or because they already bought some things. It is sad how these women who attend mass and pretend to be Catholic are instead driven by greed, selfishness, and a desire for profit. You'd expect better, but they are proof that we are living in a broken world. They constantly brag about their expensive vacations,which is just rude to do in front of people who cannot afford groceries or school supplies for their children. I am just disgusted and broken hearted about this situation here. I am not saying this place isn't good, but it needs some reforming if they truly want to help people in the community. Sending lots of prayers their way.
