Volunteers of America Thrift Store — Attraction in Delta Charter Township

In my opinion this store has little non clothing items, the store was clean but parts (mostly sporting section) were very unorganized. I also think prices were odd for this type of store (they were kind of pricey too) but for some stuff have common prices. I noticed around the store a fairly common price to be seen was $6.02 which is so weird! why the 2 cents? The DVD's and films were not priced we got to the checkout expecting around a dollar each (we had 5 of them) we learned they were $2.52 each but we still got them anyways only to come home and double check them for scratches and scufs and other debris on the discs two of them were badly scratched while at the store they looked fine my guess why they looked fine is because the stores lights were dimmer than what they probably should be. All in all only go here if you are in need of clothing their selection was so fantastic it earned them...

I love shopping at VOA- I love the support that it provides to our Veterans!

However, I went to this location yesterday afternoon, probably around 3 pm , and noticed a staff member filling a shopping cart (it was almost overflowing) with Green tagged items. Mind you, green tag items were 75% off. When I asked her what she was going to do with those items, she said “inventory control”. So I asked if she was putting them on a separate clothing rack for customers to look at and she said “no. But if you already have a green tag item then they will still sell it to you”.

I just found this situation to be odd. What is the point of having sale colors if you don’t plan to sell the items? Many people visit thrift stores and some individuals cannot afford to pay the full price for clothing, even if it is discounted from department store costs. Very...

This store has continually gone down hill over the years I have shopped there. Now that they have moved into a new building the price gouging has gotten ridiculous even when the items have tears, stains or blemishes. Employees have gotten lazy about making sure everything is marked with a price and they will not ask a manager to price an unmarked item on the spot like they used to. They refuse to sell unpriced items or even ask for someone to price them so "they will have to go in the back to be repriced and put out another day." Pure laziness on both ends if you ask me and honestly it makes me not want to continue giving them my business. There are other great thrift store options in the area besides this place, save the trouble and...