Just beware--this company is not a non-profit or a charity, though it is entirely donation-dependent. In other words, they get their stuff for free, yet make tons money off of it! They claim to help certain charities, but how, and to what extent? I wonder if they just unload their unsaleable donations onto these charities. I bet this is the case.
What a racket! I sure as heck won't donate anything to this company.
Still, I guess shopping there is better than shopping at Wal-Mart for the obvious reasons (don't even get me started). So I say, recylce & buy things used, just not at or with Savers/Value Village.
