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Blessings Abound Thrift Store is a Christian not for profit organization dedicated to resale and redistribution of in-kind donations to provide aid to people in need. BA seeks to maximize the impact of an in-kind donation.
Achieving our mission goes beyond being good stewards and expands many different avenues of community growth.
Monday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
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Friday
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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What clients say about Blessings Abound in Overland Park (KS)
the most wonderful thrifting experience! Ms.Elaine is such a breath of fresh air. Customer service is a 10/10 and she was very caring with helping us out! Shout out to you girl, was even lucky enough to get picture with the girl who made us feel at home. GET THIS GIRL A RAISE
I come here all the time as a donator, and today I went for the second time as a shopper – I'm really impressed with how they price things, and the staff is just so nice. I appreciate the organized layout. Also they help so many great causes, it really is my favorite local thrift store!
The service is great, but the concern that the manager has for their customers AND their employees health is low. This specific location has Mold that is building up in the back of the building which caused my grandmother who is in her 60s to get ill. When my grandmother had spoke about the concern about the mold, they did not remove it. Neither did they get in an inspection. They still tried to force her to work in the back of the building, where the mold is still repetitively building up. So my grandmother had made the choice to leave this establishment. And what’s more concerning is the fact that all of the clothes that they are putting on the shelves have been Marinating near rat feces in the back of the building leaving more than just 2 health concerns. There is a lot of leaking issues and utility issues that are hazards that genuinely need to be addressed. I will not support this establishment and I don’t encourage anyone else to buy from this place. On top of the fact that the manager is still putting their employees in jeopardy from getting Terminal illnesses from the mold growing in the walls.
((EDIT) Just went in there today just to see what would happen. Found a set of irons and they were asking $12 a piece for clubs that needed new grips and a lot of work. I asked to talk to someome about the price and was brought to the guy who prices clubs who rudely informed me that they "sell clubs all the time" and couldnt come down on the price even after I offered what id consider a more than reasonable thrift price. All this attitude on this guy who I have been told buys the clubs himself just for his area to be an absolute mess and there being things back in that rack that have been there over a year. Save your money and avoid this place at all costs and also donate to a store that doesn't absolutely relish in ripping people off. $96 for a set of irons that will take another $60 to get playable is highway robbery and is absolutely preying on ill informed people who are trying to affordably getvinto golf by shopping at a supposed thrift store)
I frequent many local thrift stores looking for golf clubs to help friends and people getting into golf build club sets. I have given this place multiple chances to suddenly ask reasonable thrift store prices for clubs and those chances have been in vain. It is very clear that whoever prices their clubs are just putting them on the floor to eventually use their discount and get some himself. This has even been corroborated in talking to employees there. Save your money and go support a thrift store that doesn't price used clubs double to 10- 20x (yes that much more its ridiculous) what they are worth in any other thrift store that need work to be playable.
Pros: somewhat organized (several clothing items mixed and in the wrong place)
Cons: VERY high prices for DONATED items, completely laughable, several employees just wandering around customer almost as if their watching shoppers - which is fine as they price used donated home decor for $150, it was literally a painting you could get at TJ Maxx. They had several packs of Walmart branded used markers for 3 times the price Walmart sells them.
This is a collectors store not a thrift store. Seriously, who sells a used crayola sandwich keeper with knife idents from who knows what year for anything more than $1?
Will not return and will warn people who want to visit. We all thought Goodwill was overpriced on donated items - these store blows that theory to smithereens.
this thrift store was huge and had lots of good things. However check labels! I paid $20 for a pair of shoes, the tag said 8.5 and they’re actually 6.5
TONS of different stuff. Clothes, furniture, games, movies, etc. Can find some good deals but some things are overpriced ($3 for a tiny dollar tree type plastic container that's scratched up?). Some great stuff too though, you just have to look through the store. FYI a lot of games look new but I think they maybe shrink-wrap them themselves so don't buy one thinking it's unplayed). It's definitely worth visiting.
This has been my favorite thrift store for years! I live out of town but will drive just to come here. I was there yesterday and honestly won’t be back. There is a thinner lady with brown hair that usually works by the art section, she was horribly rude to several children who were with their parents. Also the prices were soooo crazy! Wooden side table -$139.00 cheap green short table?? Not even sure what it was for $59. Baby doll from Amazon listed it $25 was bagged and priced at $65.00
All of the art work has gone up so much. Lamps are all over $25. Used bread pan was $9 they are so much cheaper new. Just so sad. I’d much rather thrift than support amazon or Walmart but at the prices I just can’t justify buying much from there.
Books have good prices still and I was able to get some games for homeschool. The cashier said they do not check the games and we can’t return so I hope the pieces are there.
Update tried the new location and small terracotta pots outside were $10 they are 2.97 at the nursery right down the street and they had a printers tray that you can buy from antique stores for $65. They are priced higher than any store in town. I’m done no more chances
My early parents used Blessings Abound on July 14th. They had sent pictures of the items to get picked up for approval. The items were approved by a manager. When the two men came to pick up the items they told my parents one of the items , a china hutch, couldn’t be taken. Even though it had been approved. But, if my parents would give them a $100 they would take it for them. They also told them not to tell anyone. One of the pick up guys names was Walter. Absolutely disgusting behavior!! I would NEVER use this business or recommend this organization to anyone. Especially if you have elderly parents!!! I even emailed the business and got no response.
Pros: very well organized, kind staff, endless inventory. I think you could find absolutely anything you’re looking for! I could have spent days in here!
Cons: all the shopping carts are 2-tiered and none of them can hold small children (I had to carry my 1 year old AND my items the entire time). And, the prices are comical- they know the value of their stuff, but these are not “thrift” store prices, they’re the same as you’ll find on eBay, marketplace, or an antique store.
There was a lot of different stuff there and everything was organized perfectly. You can tell that the folks who work here have pride in what they do and keep things tidy as well.
I found a creepy honey jar that I didn't not purchase for fear of something terrifying happening to my soul, however I'm sure it will be a great find for somebody else, so I wish it good fortune in it's travels! I DID make some other purchases (a 2025 calendar with sparky comments and a Belgian waffle maker which I plan to use to make protein waffles).
Overall, I rate the place 10/10 but since Google deals in "star" power, I've rated it accordingly.
Came to OP for a mini vacation. Had been dying to come here. I want disappointed. They had so he things priced to high but that is the way of thrift stores these days but wow, what a selection! The women's clothes were super nice and even some brand names.
This is not a "thrift" store. It is a full-retail second hand store. Not necessarily the price of new items, but the same price as if you purchased from a vintage store or other reseller. Which is okay- just don't call yourself a thrift store. It is clean and fairly well kept, but quite over priced for what it is. ($78 for a nothing special studio pottery vase?? That's gallery, not thrift.) If you're looking for bargains, and definitely if you are a reseller, skip this one.
Prices are crazy high in here and the sad part is they have so many donations they have a second store around the corner in the same building. So my point is with that much inventory of DONATED items there is NO WAY PRICES SHOULD BE THIS HIGH!!! LOWER YOUR PRICES!!!
I will not be returning period!
I hate to make this review but the pricing has gotten out of control here. All the t shirts are 9.99 - 12.99. Secondly there were 3 Arc’teryx shirts today $25 a piece… I would hve happily bought them but I went on to poshmark and bought them for cheaper. Just because something is listed online for X price does not mean it’s worth that price.. for instance I could take a shirt from my house and list it for $75 but it doesn’t mean it’s worth that.
I am torn between a 3 or 4 star review for this thrift store solely based on their PRICES! I can’t fault their staff (always very friendly and helpful) or the quantity/quality of their second hand goods….but the prices consistently irk me. I think they price things based on what they think something SHOULD be worth because of its brand name, whether they deem it to be a genuine “antique”, etc, and my opinion is they forget at times that these items are USED/SECOND HAND/someone else’s cast aways. I really don’t want to find a used item at a thrift store priced HIGHER than I could find it brand new in the store it’s originally from, but I have found several items that I can buy brand new at Target for less than $10 priced at $12.99 at Blessings Abound, or something with the Dollar Store tag of $1 on it priced at $2.99, etc. I have found the pricing to be WILDLY inconsistent as well—one plate will be $8 (which is already too much for a USED chipped plate but it’s “antique” so…ok) and another one is $25….why? The staff could only tell me because of the brand…SMH
All that to say, if you, like me, are looking for THRIFT store prices you need to come on the sale days here and be picky or you’ll be over paying for second hand goods.
They do have one of the largest (if not THE largest) selection of used furniture and helpful staff to get it in your vehicle for you, which we have appreciated!
Clean and amazing thrift shop with average prices but tons of selection for all price ranges. I was surprised to see the huge selection of furniture and there are a lot of nice clothes. Kids stuff, books, games.. and more. Everything you would expect from a thrift store. Highly recommend!!!
Store is organized beautifully, super easy to navigate through and staff is generally very friendly unless it’s a busy Saturday or something and then they’re almost too busy to be friendly. I have been coming here the last couple of years and over that time I have watched the prices get higher and higher to the point where now it is no longer affordable, just cheaper than brand new. These things are donated. I understand there is overhead but a used jacket should not cost $60. A piece of furniture that will clearly need to be mended should not cost $90. Hoping they hear customer’s increasing frustration and bring prices back to an appropriate range.
This used to be one of my favorite thrift stores, but unfortunately, the prices have become outrageous, making it hard to justify shopping here.
Thrifting should be about finding affordable, unique items, but this store has lost sight of that. It’s a shame because it used to be such a great place to shop. Now, it feels like they’re prioritizing profit over providing a reasonable experience for customers.
I hope they reconsider their pricing strategy because I’d love to support this store again if they make it worth it.
When I moved here from Buffalo, New York, I was concerned that there weren’t any good thrift stores because I had visited several times and never found one. I am so pleased to have found a faith filled store that gives back to the community. Not to mention the incredible selection! The volunteer/employees are second to none
I really love this store and I have been going here for years with my family. I like that it is always clean & organized. Volunteers & employees are also nice. I do have to say that I’m giving it 3 stars because the prices are incredibly ridiculous. They used to have a set price for shirts, another set price for pants,etc. I really miss those days. Even with the discount color tag and the discount they give on certain days, some prices are too much. They receive these items for free, a shirt should not be $29.99. This is a thrift store, please bring back thrift prices. I really hope they fix this issue because they are risking losing loyal customers.
A nice thrift store where you can get a lot of things for cheap if you are looking for furnitures or kitchen supplies and equipment. Then you should definitely check them out. They had so many things from clothing to house deco, quality rugs and lots of lamps. Although I didn’t really get what I was looking for, I did end up picking some items I found really cute and cheap. They did have a lot plates so that was interesting. But yeah you should definitely check them out.
This was an Amazing place. Well organized and clean. It was very busy. All ages. This is more of an UPSCALE thrift. If you are a reseller you can find great deals. Vita was my check out person- in the sweater. She was happy because it was my first time. There was sooo much designer clothing that I can’t name it- just know that you pay an average of 10%-20 of retail- great place.
Huge store with tons and tons of stuff. Unfortunately, items are overpriced and could be a reason why there is so much stuff in this store :( CDs and DVDs were reasonably priced, but the Electronics were extremely over priced. Items were spread out everywhere, for instance I found board games in multiple areas of the store. Next time I am in the area, I will give them another try as I might have visited at an off time.
The staff here are always very kind and usually helpful. There’s one lady who is always a bit short and curt, though she isn’t rude.
I am always impressed by the large variety and selection here. Every time I come there is new and different stock, so I can tell they are busy and move a lot of merchandise in and out frequently. This makes every visit feel like a treasure hunt, I never know what exciting things I’ll find! I love that they carry a lot of things that other thrift shops don’t always have, such as fabric leftovers, large rugs, wedding gowns and baby gear. I definitely recommend giving this place a look, but give yourself plenty of time to explore every nook and cranny, or you might miss out on an amazing find!
I love this place. So much amazing stuff for extremely cheap prices! Brand new pillow top mattresses to beautiful furniture. The one thing that bothered me was I couldn't find anything that matches. No lamps, end tables or anything. Nothing matched. All in all the best thrift store I've ever found.
I was super impressed with their 2nd hand furniture options. They have about anything, in any category, but having good, clean decent (if at times awkwardly dated) furniture for low prices was nice.
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