Operation Liberty Hill US, Leander

A TREASURE HUNTERS DESTINATION. This place was surprisingly nice and well stocked. We found the prices to be reasonable and the staff friendly. We did not bicker on the prices. This is a charitable organization and we understood the prices are a little high but not ridiculously so. Spend a few extra dollars and have fun doing it. I bought a perfectly working electric lawn mower for $50, a small telescope new in the box for $15 and a used Cisco wireless router for $5 (this what I was looking for and went to two other thrift stores looking for one.)

I want to like this thrift store but probably won’t be back. One woman that works there is extremely rude. She made a remark about how many kids I had(4) which came across more critical than enduring. She was openly talking about me and my kids to her co-worker right in front of me. She was saying things like yeah I’m trying to watch all those kids over there and we should start making announcements like they do at Goodwill like please keep your kids with you and don’t play with the toys. Which my kids were playing with the toys that they have there but they were being respectful and not making a huge mess and only playing with one thing at a time which I told them to do. They weren’t bothering anyone but if she didn’t want them playing with the toys she should’ve just asked me to keep them with me and not play with the toys instead of talking about me right in front of me where I could hear her .

Way Over-priced on most things. Are you really doing any good for your charity if you base your selling prices off what people can buy it on eBay for? Wii remote with no battery cover for 8.00, hard pass, but thanks anyway. Carolina Panthers pro player jacket for 45.00 that's been sitting for 4 months, wonder why? Aside from the fact it's Carolina Panthers. Come on guys, you are a thrift store, not a boutique. Lower your prices and actually help your charity.

There is a person who works on the home goods side that is super rude and disrespectful. Embarrassing the customers is not a good look. Everyone else who works there are very nice and easy going but this one person is always apparently in a bad mood or something! Will not be back except to get food if we need it as we are not very well off.

Nice used cloths reasonable , my most best experience is with Miss Rosie my 6 kids and I are blessed to have met her .

Love this place and the great folks that make up the Food Bank and Thrift Store. They work hard to be a blessing to others and I am thankful for all they do for our community. Keep up the great work good and faithful servants!

This shop posted a product on FBMarketplace. I responded very quickly to purchase. Told purchase could not be processed. Asked to have product marked "Pending" but was denied. Showed up before store opened. Walked in and was told item had been sold to another while I was locked outside waiting. They may pray but that wasn't fair or right or christian. No apology until I asked for one. And an insincere one even then. Don't be fooled by the facade of religiosity. Don't donate. Don't shop.

I pretty much love most thrift stores that aren’t Goodwill. The best are the independent ones adjacent to a church. Good donations, good prices, ladies that WANT to be there (i.e. not miserable employees of the corporate thrift). This place is all those things. It’s on the small side, and I do wish they had more work-appropriate dresses, as it’s next to church, but all in all, it’s a good little shop on the outskirts of town. God bless them all.

Much better than Goodwill. Interesting collectable nick-nacks.

I needed a light weight jacket in the middle of dinner because we were visiting N CA. Where else could you find a cute, pink jacket in June?!?! The store is well-organized and three people who work and volunteer here are the absolute best!