I love the Goodwill and have found some good items here. new chair. tools, made in USA pure wool…read moreand cashmere jackets. I have donated some good stuff like guitar amps and furniture. Sometime they go to a central distribution. I saw one guy get in line with a bar stool. Then the other customers told him there are more matching the bar stool in the back so he got 4 like new leather bar stools. so it is a good vibe.

This was a horrible experience. We were all excited to go visit and shop at this Goodwill. The…read moreparking lot was full, and more cars were pulling in, so we parked across the street. Not a problem. The store itself was a mess! The pricing was scribbled on the bottom of the home goods and impossible/hard to read. The pots and pans really should be placed in recycling. I couldn't find anything that looked like you would want to buy, bring home and cook with. The coatings were worn, bottoms were burned and handles weren't good. The shelves were completely disorganized and dirty in appearance. There are lots of clothing racks and there are huge piles of clothes on tabletops in heaps, which you would have to look through. They seem to have a large variety of clothes, VCR tapes, albums, and shoes. We didn't stay long.

Clothing is organized by color. Ridiculous system…read more Why can't you organize by size Big waste of time

You can always find great things at Salvation Army.. today we walked around not sure if we needed…read moreanything but we love thrift shopping when we can. The staff was very nice.. they had everything from clothes to furniture, shoes, household goods, pictures, picture frames, kids clothes and toys..you name it.. prices are always good and if you find the treasures you can't leave without it's a win win! Right on main road in Wilmington so easy to find!

N/DM CM. Awesome selection of vintage/antique books that would make any antiquarian weep with joy…read more Great place for antique/vintage smalls glassware ceramics plates. Lots of clothes name brand even designer clothes and shoes. Beautiful wedding dresses too and so budget friendly. Lots of UGGs. Good selection of lamps for cheap too. Not much furniture. Volunteer ladies running the shop are super sweet. Check it out The organization supports women who have gone through domestic abuse. Shop here to support the cause.

as a mid 20 yr old I'd say this is probably one of the better thrift stores in terms of quality…read morewhile still being thrift store price. plus supports a great cause!!

My gosh- I came back a second time the next day and found even more amazing treasures…read more The employees are nice, willing to make a deal and help you out. They have great prices and amazing vintage and antique items. This was one of the highlight stops in Wilmington area and when I visit again, I'll be back here! Tip: Take time when here and look carefully. There is a ton of items shoved into corners, on shelves and hiding behind leaning photos. It's a treasure hunt. Some items aren't necessarily vintage but a majority are vintage, handmade, or older.

Baker street has a wide collection of vintage items including furniture, clothing, toys albums and…read moremore. It's a fun place to wander around in, try stuff on and remember things from your past. Not many deals to be had though, items are generally a little pricey, but I understand they have overhead and need to turn a profit at the end of the day

This small Goodwill in Wilmington, North Carolina was full of surprises. I had walked to Goodwill…read morefrom the international grocery market to get some books. I ended up finding items I never expected to find there. The books were $1 for paperback and $2 for hardcover books. Not bad. Despite the small selections of clothing I found two velvet blazer suit jackets, a black jean trucker jacket, thick black velour cardigan, and a long forest green cardigan with horn bone buttons. They were only $5 each. To carry all my stuff back to where my ride was, I bought a carry on child luggage with wheels for only $3. Overall, a nice visit to Goodwill and a thrift store to visit again in the future.

Walked in and basically walked out because the lack of variety. Seems like a lot of the thrift…read moreshops in the area don't have much brick brac like mugs, plates, jars, etc. There was a handful of books but they were in rough shape, and there were some electronics and lamps etc. The bulk of the items were clothing and linens. So wouldn't go back unfortunately as I don't need any clothes.

Store has gotten ridiculously expensive!!!!! $10 for a Xbox…read moreKinect game that's $1 at GameStop!!!! $40 for a AT&T 3G flip phone (3G isn't even available in the US anymore, so $40 for a flip phone you can't even use) $25 for a WiFi router straight from 2010 Easily one of the most overpriced thrift stores in Wilmington. All the other restores are much nicer & lower prices

From the owner: Cape Fear Habitat ReStore is a donation center and thrift store. All sales support Cape Fear…read moreHabitat for Humanity's mission to build homes, communities & hope.

N/DM CM. Very cool. This place has so much stuff. As the sign says it has a little of everything,…read moreyard /garage sale items, thrift, flea market finds, "I'm just emptying my house/garage" items, new & used household items, home decor stuff, toys, lots of vintage toys, clothes, collectibles and a little bit of vintage and antique glassware, pottery, ceramics. Very little furniture. It even has shampoo, conditioners and laundry detergent for sale. Yeah it has everything. Really a hodge podge of everything. This may be the place if you're looking for Pokémon figures & plush or old video games, vhs tape movies, vintage lunchboxes, matching thermos to your lunchboxes, collector toy masters of the universe, or teenage mutant ninja turtle figures. Wow on the range of stuff sold here. Prices seem a little high for the items sold here.

I went to the Junky Monkey this weekend for some last minute Christmas shopping. I found some nice…read moretreasures for myself and a few books. They have pretty much anything you can think of, and most everything was in great shape. I loved a good thrift find and I found quite a few goods. It's a huge store, so I recommend checking them out when you have a lot of time to look.

N/DM CM. Definitely a treasure hunting place. This is definitely a place where you have walk…read moreslowly and dig. Love places like this. There is lots of stuff. Antique vintage tools electronics toys ceramic porcelain knickknacks and more. Prices seem reasonable AND Owner is willing to negotiate. Walk away with such a deal.

This is one of my favorite places in Wilmington! The owners have the sweetest smiles and the most…read moreamazing eyes for vintage home decor. I could (and have already) spent hours on end getting lost in the loaded aisles gazing over their unique finds. The 1st visit was a week day and I didn't have but 30 minutes to scavenge for a couple new home necessities. I ended up leaving with a rustic, full size, hand made American Flag and a 1971 Pillsbury dough boy toy for a family member who grew up loving the dough boy. The flag was marked at $25 but the owner gave both to me for $20 - he works with you consistently on giving great deals. The 2nd visit was a Saturday for their "flea market" style layout. Every weekend from 9 - 5 they bring one of the aisles of things out under a tent so you're able to view even more things both inside and out - you may have heard this event called the "Old Dairy Flea Market." I came for a dresser and left with a dresser, bedside table, vintage black military bin, plant table, 1970's hand crafted pottery lamp, and queen bed frame set all for $120. All in great shape and blend perfectly together in my new room. I am so thankful to have stumbled upon this place as it's definitely the best bang for your buck here in town when it comes to high quality vintage goods on a budget. The owners hearts are as big as their smiles and I can't wait to come back and see what more they collect. Anyone and everyone should check out this local business!

A thrift store with amazing variety and even goods from local artists. I try to come here every…read moretime I visit Wilmington! Great staff and lovely atmosphere. A side note is that it always smells really nice in there, haha!

Wonderful hidden gem! Snuck in here and scored 50% off during their sale, the staff was very…read morefriendly and helpful. There's a wide variety of clothing and many sizes, new brands and vintage brands. A whole room of antiques, glassware, and house decor. Something for everyone!

This is a wonderful community organization. If you have any interest in volunteering locally please…read morecheck out Cape Fear volunteer center! Growing up I was a little buddy in the big buddy program after my family did in-home house for the third and final time. Now I have the rewarding opportunity to give back and be a big buddy myself. I am still waiting to be matched with my big buddy so my wife and I decided to volunteer at the beach day event this past Saturday. We were paired with Curtis and it was an exciting day filled with face painting, hamster ball races, fishing, surf lessons, sand castle building and arts and crafts. This non-profit organization is wonderful way for kids' ages 4-18 to have positive adult remodels and get out within the community.

From the owner: Our mission at Cape Fear Volunteer Center is to match volunteers with service opportunities in the…read moreCape Fear region, through direct and indirect services: Big Buddy/Life Guide, National Days of Service, Kid's Voting, and CareNet. ​ Cape Fear Volunteer Center was modeled after the famous "1000 Points of Light" speech by President George Bush, harnessing the power of spontaneous volunteers and matching them with community needs.