Redeemed Treasures Boutique

Yes it's true the people here are very nice. They have some good stuff here at good prices. Profits go to a very good cause. We always find things to buy here.

Excellent store. They have high quality clothing and house hold products at extremely great prices. All of their profits go to help support a home for women

I really love shopping at this place I got some nice items and they're not really expensive and it helps the ladies out that are trying to get their lives back together again please shop there you're helping these girls

I love this place. I love the young lady and her daughter they have become like family. They sell quality things at low pices.

Lots of cool stuff! Great prices! Friendly staff! I stop in often to see the all the new treasures!

Amazing thrift store with great variety of stuff. Great Christmas selection. I also love that the profits go into the womens shelter there.

So many different things to choose from and reasonable too.

Great prices and very nice staff

This place is always good. Fair prices and nice people.

This place has really nice things at great prices! It's one of the best places around 😊

Love this thrift store. It is very reasonable and the people are so friendly

Friendly place. A hidden gem in our comunity

Great selections.

I have been coming shopping and donating to this store since Debbie Opened this location. The mission is a blessing to the community. But when someone donates or even enter the store they should be greeted and when they donate they should be thanked and asked for a tax slip for donations. The past few Saturdays I've went have not been pleasant. The workers are acting like they are only there because they have to be! I did not appreciate the way I was treated this morning donating.!

Commenting on the potential "real value" of what your customers buy is rude and unacceptable.
YOUR business priced those things, NOT the customers.

Letting dealers look through your donations (jewelry, sterling, etc), buy what they want, then leave their leftovers for your customers is highly disrespectful to those who DON'T get that special treatment, but DO shop, donate (not anymore now though. ...), and tell others about your thrift shop (considering how long this thrift shop has been open, a laughably small number of people in Aiken even know you exist).

Just give your loyal customers the same chance as the dealers.

Tldr: sells the "good" stuff to a handpicked few, leaves what's rejected for you, the actual customer.