S&K Ministry and Thrift Store

They have some nice stuff, but have a bad business model. They don't actually price items. They had a boat, outboard and trolling motor my husband wanted to buy when we walked in (it was in the parking lot). When we walked in, the guy working said "everything here is donated and nothing has a price on it. You make an offer on what you want and if it's reasonable we'll take it. Let God and your heart and your conscience--whatever your heart and consciousness thinks it's worth, make an offer." To me, this translates into using guilt to get you to overpay for items, and I shouldn't have to guess at the value of the item you're selling. We didn't even make an offer on the boat. The store itself isn't badly organized, and everyone working was very nice, but the garage area was a hot mess--everything just piled up and you have to dig through piles of clothes and boxes to look at anything.