Hands down my favorite place to thrift shop! I try to hit it about once every 4-6 weeks and I…read moreAlways find a bunch of great new pieces. I typically end up buying at least 10 items of name brand clothing at very affordable Prices! The staff is always super helpful and friendly! You can tell they really enjoy their work.

I walked into the store last Friday, and I was honestly very disappointed by what I experienced. At…read morethe register, there was someone named Eddie sitting there with both headphones in his ears, completely focused on his phone. He didn't even acknowledge me when I walked into the store or when I left. This is absolutely not the kind of customer service I would expect from someone working at the front register. If you're sitting at the register, you should at least be aware of customers coming in and out and be ready to assist them. His name was Eddie, although he had covered his last name with a white sticker. I will say that the store itself looked very nice, but unfortunately, the customer service I experienced left a very bad impression.

This was the most expensive hospice resale shop I've been to. While I understand supporting a good…read morecause, the quality of the items felt pretty mediocre for the prices being asked. It may still be worth a visit for some, but it didn't quite meet my expectations compared to other hospice resale shops I've experienced.

I've been taking donations to this thrift shop in recent months as I'm helping a friend move out of…read morea big house he's been in for 20 years. He has many nice things, but not as much room going forward. The volunteers who take in the donations are pleasant and welcoming. Recently I needed a belt went inside the store for the first time--what a nicely laid out space! I found a nice belt for a reasonable price and came away very impressed with the merchandise, the organization, and the friendly volunteer personnel.

Boca Helping Hands is a non profit founded in 1998 as a small local soup kitchen in Boca Raton when…read morea group of volunteers came together to address hunger and poverty in the community. Originally known as the Soup Kitchen Planning Group, it started serving hot lunches and distributing grocery bags three days a week. Over the years, Boca Helping Hands expanded its mission beyond food assistance by adding programs focused on employment, financial assistance, education, and other essential needs. The organization continued to grow through Hurricane Wilma in 2005 and the Great Recession in 2008, when demand for assistance increased dramatically. Today, Boca Helping Hands provides millions of meals each year and offers programs such as the KidsPack Weekend Meals Program, financial assistance, and workforce development. I recently learned about Boca Helping Hands from a friend. I am between paychecks for a few weeks from my summer job as I transition to back to school. This ended up being a great help to stretch my grocery budget. The food distribution program is primarily staffed by volunteers, and it is easy to register to receive groceries twice a month. You receive a card that can be shown at the drive through pickup. When I visited, many of the volunteers appeared to be local high school students getting volunteer hours. You don't even have to get out of your vehicle. They put the food in your trunk or back seat. Food distribution centers such as Boca Helping Hands often receive surplus food from major retailers and other donors like Publix, Walmart, and Whole Foods. Providing this food to people who can use it has the added benefit of reducing food waste. I received a generous assortment of meat, dairy products, and pantry items, more than enough to prepare several meals throughout the week, along with snacks. This was a great experience. According to Boca Helping Hands, its impact since 2025 includes 57,943 volunteer hours, 3,548,846 total pantry and hot meals, and 288,546 services provided through its programs. Its Workforce Development program has also helped people obtain 54 new jobs. I was happy to learn more about them and their mission today. They are a great example of the good that can be done when a community comes together.

I am sure this is a lovely charity but they don't accept donations on the weekend so we ended up…read moredonating food and toiletries at Broward Partnership at 11700 Blount Road, Pompano Beach, FL 33069. They are a shelter and are open daily for donations until 7pm.

Goodwill was found in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverand Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor and who could fix the items. The items were then given to the people who worked on them or resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. This Goodwill store is one of their boutique locations that sell name brands and may be priced higher than a traditional Goodwill store. Some boutique locations have tried to make their stores look nicer but this small store looks like a traditional Goodwill. In addition to clothes, they sell home decor, art, jewelry, and accessories. I noticed a blue coach purse was selling for $35. On the day I visited green tags were 50 percent off. I found 14 pieces of my grandmothers china pattern that was marked down from $25 to $12.50. I was helped by the sweetest sales girl Winter. She shared in my delight at finding the china. There is a lot of thrift stores in this immediate area and this is a good one to check out.

Small store. Loads and loads of clothing. Nothing spectacular. It's ok. I've been to way better…read moregoodwill stores around the country.

This small store is jam packed with a ton of things -- including some gorgeous dressy dresses --…read morefrom sunglasses and jewelry to decorator items. From artwork to housewares. Prices here are very reasonable -- especially for Boca -- on most items. If there are too many people inside, however, you'll be waiting to pass each other in a narrow aisle. My husband got a very nice shirt here for a very good price. Had it not been so late and hot a day, I might have looked more closely at the dressy dresses. Donations from Boca residents are the best -- and you might snag a designer item for a pittance. Keeping this shop on the list to return to soon. The gal behind the counter was very nice. And it's for another good cause -- monies go towards the animals.

ugh, this place......ridiculously overpriced, lots of stuff, but they want too much money for it. a…read more40+ year old cuisinart food processor for $250????? you can get a brand new one for half the price, a curious george stuffed animal for $20?????? chipped dishes & cups for $10-$15 each, banana town cray-cray. don't even know how they make any money to raise for the humane society let alone to pay their rent

The store, the layout, the selection, and the prices are all great. The problem? The viciously…read morerude, older woman (Myra?) behind the counter. I came in with my family yesterday and said "Hi!" she made direct eye contact and said nothing. Assuming she was hard of hearing or having a hard day, I brushed it off. When it came time to ring up my items, I was totaling the amount as I set them on the counter and she rudely interrupted with "I'll do the counting, thank you." B!tvh, I was trying to stay in my budget, not do your job! The woman was completely repellant and a huge reason (honestly, the only reason) NOT to patron this shop.

Smaller place but the prices are amazing!!! A great place to find a treasure for a few dollars and…read morefor a great cause!

This should not be aloud , this is crazy ! They asking more then 3 times higher for a product that…read moreit's sold next door at dollar tree . The candle holder is $1.25 and they asking $4.99 .What is wrong with the person they priced those items ?

Awful Goodwill!! They are supposed to be making money to help people, but they won't sell you…read morethings that are displayed. Stay away!!

We were heading south from other shopping and decided to stop here after visiting another nearby…read morethrift store that we'd been to before. This was our first time here. There was a gal vacuuming at the time we came by. The vacuum was heating up and smoking a bit, so she was concerned. There were also some students or volunteers or young new employees -- I couldn't tell which -- being given a tour of the store as we were there. Both were a bit distracting. They have some inventory that will appeal depending on what you're looking for... they don't have much furniture wise. There's a bit of a bunch of different things --linens, housewares, silverware, electronics, books, clothing etc., etc. Most things are organized together by category. Price wise, it's a mix of decent prices and high prices. They have some of the more expensive items near the counter. We didn't love something enough to buy anything here. But we are still glad we came to check them out.

Small thrift store with interesting pieces. Furniture, clothes, and kitchen items are well priced…read more It is next to a big box store. Worth stopping in.