Mustard Seed Thrift Shop

Cynthia Litchfield 5 months ago

Mustard seed is a great place to go they have some different days they'll have like $1 or fill a bag and they are half prices this beautiful things they have clothes and furniture and utensils, appliances special art paintings lamps, and things that you need . They have a great ministry for the community with food and even other helpful services So I would go check it out The great people and yeah they work hard and it's selfless caring for the community.

kyle holbrook 5 months ago

Wish I could give no stars I was in here 10 minutes in which time I heard 2 different employees being rude to 2 different customers. Then to me when I asked if I had heard her correctly that it was 30% off. Then she said having veteran on my government i.d. wasn't enough for the military discount and said because her husband who is supposedly a veteran has one i should too. Not to mention prices were high and all the stuff is coming out of ft pierce so it's all garbage.

Susie Clark 5 months ago

Has furniture, jewelry, clothes and outs and ends. I didnt find any real bargains but they did have a spin the wheel for 25-75% off.

Alexis 6 months ago

The clothes were priced perfect for my budget and the staff were courteous and friendly. My family has fallen on very difficult times given the economic implications on the world today. I went here today to find work attire and found beautiful clothes at very affordable prices. This thrift shop was a God sent. Thank you to the staff that works there. It's small moments like this shopping experience that may not seem like much to others but to me it shows me that there is still much hope and care in the world. May this business be a blessing to many others.

Jose 7 months ago

I had a very disappointing experience completing my community service hours at the Mustard Seed PSL location. I was required to complete 10 hours and was only able to complete 8 hours due to what I felt was disrespectful and unprofessional treatment from the management staff. After completing my 8 hours, I contacted the Volunteer Coordinator, Giselda Morona, simply to have my paperwork signed for the hours I had already completed. Unfortunately, the process became unnecessarily difficult. She refused to sign my paperwork and insisted on using only her own form. When I asked for a copy for my records, she denied my request. Additionally, she initially recorded fewer hours than I had actually completed. Thankfully, I had taken a photo of my time before leaving on my last day, which allowed me to prove the correct total of 8 hours and have it corrected. After this situation, she contacted my supervisor and made complaints about me that I believe were false, which ultimately led to me being denied the opportunity to complete my remaining hours at that location. While I had already decided not to return due to the treatment I experienced, it was upsetting and unfair to feel that someone