Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do you have a Free Stuff Room?

    Yes, we have a dedicated Free Stuff Room where customers can pick up select items completely free. The rotating selection often includes books, décor, toys, and small household items.

  • Can I donate items to your store?

    Yes, we accept gently used items during store hours. Items must be clean, functional, and gift-appropriate. Donations may appear in our Used Gifts section or Free Stuff Room.

  • Do you offer customized gifts?

    Yes, we offer simple personalization on select new items like coffee mugs and apparel. Services include engraving, monograms, printed messages, and gift wrapping.

  • How often does your inventory change?

    Our inventory changes daily, especially in the used gifts section. We update new items frequently to keep shelves exciting for repeat visitors.

  • Do you work with local vendors?

    Yes, we partner with local makers and small businesses to feature handmade gifts. We offer affordable shelf space for vendors in the Battle Creek area.

  • Can I contribute to the Free Room?

    Yes, visitors can contribute gently used items to the Free Stuff Room to keep the cycle going. We encourage community sharing and generosity.

  • Do you offer bulk gift packages?

    Yes, we create custom bulk packages for corporate orders, event favors, and group gifting. Packages can include new, used, and locally made items. Call (928) 750-8330 for details.

  • What's in your seasonal pop-ups?

    Our seasonal pop-ups feature themed collections for holidays like Valentine's Day, Christmas, and Mother's Day. They include limited-edition gifts, décor, and handmade products.

  • Do you sell Michigan-made items?

    Yes, we feature local and handmade gifts from Michigan vendors. Our selection includes candles, crafts, jewelry, woodwork, and Michigan-themed décor.

  • What kind of used items do you sell?

    We offer gently used décor, collectibles, small furniture, and vintage finds with character. Our used gift section promotes sustainability by giving items a second life.