10AM - 6:30PM
310 Sundial Dr, Waite Park
Thrift Stores
“Love,love,love this store. The staff are amazing and so sweet. I personally only shop 2 thrift stores, wacosa and another in Princeton. The variety of items in the store is plentiful. I will only donate to wacosa, not any other thrift store in st cloud. 2 reasons why.. the friendly welcome you recieve, and I know the money they make goes to a good cause. So many people don't know about wacosa so anyone I meet I always encourage them to go and to also donate. This is the one store that when I donate brand new clothes, purses or items with tags on them they are so appreciative. Plus, it makes me feel good.
As for the couple who felt harassed about their tattoos and such. I have never had that experience. I am covered in tattoos, colored hair and piercings and have never been treated poorly. I have been coming here for years and the employees start to feel like friends. They are so busy working they don't have time to follow people around. I'm not saying it didn't happen, but I guarantee that if this happened she is probably no longer employed there. Btw...discount days are great. Nice quality items for such a great discount. Keep up the good work ladies and I will see you soon.”
“I always enjoy stopping by the Treasure Chest! They have great prices and a fun variety of unique finds, especially when it comes to children’s items and clothing — I’ve found so many cute, high-quality pieces here. I also wanted to comment on the staff, since I noticed some reviews mentioning negative experiences. I’ve been here many times and interacted with several different staff members, and every experience I’ve had has been positive. They’ve always been kind, friendly, and helpful, making the store feel welcoming. I’ll definitely continue to stop by and support this wonderful local shop while searching for new hidden gems! ?”
“Great deals on unique finds in the clothing section. Totally sweet nerf weapon toys for cheap, at least they use to be pretty cheap, around $5 for a blaster gun that my son and I took more than a handful of home an bought a zillion rounds of ammunition on amazon for the low. The electronic section sometimes has decent finds and the book sections cheap. I like the store. It use to smell weird, sticking to the clothes for awhile, but that has changed a little bit, I think. The stuff welcomes a good wash when you get home anyways, so its not gonna make that much of an issue but we all have different noses. The cool clothes I've found frequently get worn, and the toys I got for my son were extremely good finds. We got a lot of use out of the $10 razor scooter I scooted out of the store as soon as I found it.”
“I really like this goodwill. I would specifically recommend it to college students working on outfitting their new dorm or apartment with kitchenware, because you can get very high quality stuff for great prices. My girlfriend and I have acquired most of the pieces to a $300 set of plates, bowls, etc. for under $30. Their inventory is fast-changing, so it's a fun place to stop in fairly often and see what they've got. It has a nicer, less dingy feel to it than Saver's.”
“When we decided it was time to sell our house and downsize, we wondered how we would be able to accomplish what felt like an overwhelming challenge. My wife started looking online and found SOS. That changed everything. From the first appointment to assess what was needed, we were reassured we were in good hands. The incredible crew sorted our possessions. Large furniture items were sold online. SOS handled the arrangements with the buyers for them to pick up what had been purchased. Other items were made available through eBay. The SOS staff handled the online postings, interacted with prospective buyers, and shipped the items when they sold. The main event was the estate sale. The staff came in to price items, set the sale up, provided staffing for the sale, and executed all of the transactions. When the sale was over, they sorted through what was left, determined what should be donated and what would be taken to the SOS Treasure Chest store to sell. When they were done, the house had been cleared. We deposited the check and were free to take our next steps. The work they did was phenomenal, but the best part was the personal care and sincere concern they extended to us. They walked every step with us to help make our life transition better than we ever imagined it could be. SOS stands for Smart Organizing Solutions, but it could also be Sensible Organizing Solutions or, even better, Sane Organizing Solutions. If, like we did, you wonder how you can take on your challenge, there isn't any need to wonder. All you need to do is contact SOS!”