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9AM - 5PM
282 Saratoga Rd, Schenectady
Thrift Stores
“Good finds, nice employees and the store is usually nicely organized. I also have to say, I love hearing the girl in the back singing, she has a beautiful voice.”
“I didn't find what I needed but they had a little of everything. Some very nice pieces of furniture. Really cute end tables and such. I actually had to hold back from buying something.”
10AM - 4PM
115 Broadway, Schenectady
Thrift Stores
“There's a beautiful mural there ??? I think the artist goes around contributing his services to cities and towns to uplift communities with motivational images. It's stunning”
“Nice little thrift store! It looks a little run down from the front but was surprisingly nice inside. They have a reasonably priced vintage section, a $1 rack, men, women's and kids clothing sections and an entire back room full of housewares and craft supplies. They offer many discounts (10-50% off) and you can even get a punch card that will give you money off once you reach a certain amount spent. Very friendly staff too! Cash only and no public restrooms.”
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“I am a regular supporter of the City Mission. I make monetary donations and bring good sale able items to the thrift store in Glenville. Today at 10 AM, I delivered a trunk full of good stuff both practical and collectible after decluttering yesterday. I returned at 11:00 with more quality donations from my daughter. At this time, I was very pleased to see that several items that I donated earlier were already marked and sitting in a cart ready to be put on the shelves! That was a fast turn around! The staff at the store work diligently processing donations and assisting customers. The parking lot was full. Lots of "pickers" looking to find collectible items that they can sell at flea markets. Really good finds can be sold on eBay. Glad they support CM so it can provide many great programs including those for homeless individuals, women/children in crises who need housing and support, and those who need nutritious meals. Besides household items, the thrift shop also welcomes people who shop for clothing, handbags, shoes, toys, frames, records, CDs, and books. Everything is well organized. On our way back to our car, my daughter noticed that someone had already bought a few of the items she donated. It made us feel good. We also had bags of coats, mittens, and boots to place in the Red Bins outside of the store.”