This Goodwill is in a great location in downtown Sanford, it is close to home so we frequently shop…read morehere for clothing, kitchen wares, and some electronics. We also donated to this store many times over the years It's not the biggest or cleanest Goodwill I've been too and unfortunately it's more expensive than other local thrift stores in the area. Angels second chance has them beat by a mile with pricing. Due to this stores location, they do receive some great donations from locals. Today I found three beautiful round end tables with glass tops for $20 each. They were in excellent condition so it was a good deal. Stuff like this goes quick so it's good to stop in frequently to catch finds like this before someone else does. The staff here have always been friendly to me and they are helpful if you need assistance or have any questions. Alternatively, the staff could do a better job removing or discounting items that do not work or are broken. Today there were two collectable porcelain Christmas plates that had cracks in them selling for $5 each. Why even put them on the shelf?? There is a restroom in the back of the store but you have to ask a staff member to open it for you. There is no changing room to try on clothing, so be sure to only buy what you know will fit because they only offer a three day exchange on clothing. I like Goodwill; however, they need to lower the prices on some of this stuff if they want to move it. Yes, the whole color code tag discount works but they have some kitchen wares, books, DVDs, CDs, and knick knacks that have been here forever that just need to go and at the price they are selling them they are not going anywhere but here. All in all, it's a decent store and definitely worth the stop if you're shopping in the area.

This particular location is smaller than most. The goods were very picked over, and there were…read morehardly any "color of the day" left to even look at. Prices comparable to Walmart and Target sale prices. I'd look at other places to thrift shop.

The best high quality with lowest prices... Can't be beat…read morefor quality and prices . Large amount of Disney memorabilia.... Good selection of running wear

I have only been here once, the first time I went I was impressed with the items they had for sale…read more Looks like almost everything they get here is stuff that maybe a giant store discontinued or donated,I believe the price here is ok but not super cheap. The service was ok there is two buildings to look at with different price points. Overall,it's an interesting thrift store but I would say it's more of a store without out a big brand name to it kind of like those store you see now selling product that is returned from Amazon or Target.

I love this little antique store! So much to see and it always brings back fond childhood memories…read more The Treehouse Antiques is one of my first stops to take mom when she is visiting. She loves this place and usually finds several items to purchase while shopping. On my most recent visit I found a Corning Ware Coffee Pot ($89.95). It's probably the only piece she doesn't have in the set but she said she could get it cheaper; my mom, she loves to wheel and deal. She said "I got the tea pot though." I have to admit this place is packed full of stuff and can be a tight squeeze through the isles when its busy and can feel somewhat claustrophobic at times but its still worth the stop when shopping in downtown Sanford. I noticed since my last visit, it has become a bit more cluttered in here, one of the isles was packed with so much stuff you couldn't walk down it; work in progress, I guess? Some highlights on this visit were the collection of beautifully decorated music boxes, the Vaseline and Amber Nilotus Glass, the variety of vintage glass and stained-glass lamps, Corning Ware items, the glass fuel lamps, vintage clothing - blazers and hats, the variety of wall art, jewelry, watches, pocket knives, the Flea World shopping bags, and so much more. Staff here are always friendly and helpful; pricing is moderate to high in my opinion. My only complaint is that it can feel crowded in here especially when its busy and it can be a major problem if you're with someone who has a disability, there is literally no way you can get in here with a wheel chair or walker. Other than that, I highly recommend shopping here while visiting Sanford.

I have been to this antique store multiple times thru our the years and every time I come here I…read moreseem to think they are adding more and more stuff. Most business in this area are doing Christmas in July, I notice a lot of items here were on sale. The place is full of so much stuff from lamps to hot wheel cars to hats there is just so much you can find here. Four stars because of it was hot in there and two the place has so much stuff it's hard to see everything when it's not to organized. I like supporting local business so if I find something interesting I will buy it from here, also This business has a second floor with more stuff. They even have some kid toys here.

Well it's a bit off the beaten path but a warehouse FULL or re-painted furniture. So if that is…read moreyour thing you will be in heaven! The people working there are nice but not SUPER friendly which means you can just enjoy walking around without a sales pitch!

Reasonable prices and great owners. I've bought several painted pieces of furniture and they have…read moreheld up so well.

Great place to find wonderful treasures. Very friendly staff. Neat and orderly. Cute place and they…read moreare very helpful.

Best thrift store I've ever been into quaint location beautiful place and the prices are absolutely…read morestunning can't wait to go back, will drive all the way from Mount Dora for this one. Ladies are very friendly too.

Pros: Good variety of items, great customer service…read more Cons: Very dusty, items were very beat up.

Love the atmosphere at Thrifton46! Quigley's Coffee rents…read morespace inside. So you can grab a cup and shop or sit and do some work or meet a friend! Last Saturday of each month I they have a pop-up event with local handmade vendors + food trucks! Definitely check it out.

If you hate thrifting because of the disorganization, this is your store!…read more Everything is very well organized and in great condition. They have a huge array of clothing for men, women, and children. They have an entire wall of shoes. Even the bags and accessories are immaculately organized! There are toys, and a pretty decent maternity section with baby carriers, strollers, and more. All of it looks brand new! The prices are very reasonable, especially considering the condition. You won't find a single piece of stinky clothing in this store. In fact, the whole place smells very clean! I didn't end up buying anything today, but I will be back.

Stopped in with my mom and Nancy to see they have to offer…read more There's plenty of kids clothes, shoes, toys, and accessories available such as cribs, washing stations, and rockers better in very good to like new condition but an affordable price. They also have a huge selection of men's and women's clothing and shoes all in good, new, and like new condition at an affordable price. The store is very clean,well organized, and staff are friendly. There are multiple changing rooms available to try and close you just need to ask an attendant to open a door for you. I didn't purchase anything today but my mother did find some nice shirts at a variety of pricing levels; $11.48, $6.97, and $22.99 (two piece). All were like new quality, and one was more dressy than the rest (expensive one). All and all the store is very nice and I would come back again if shopping in the area.

Goodwill was founded in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend 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 were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out." Goodwill Industries of Central Florida started in 1959. 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. I popped into this Goodwill because it was next to another thrift store I was visiting, Teen Challenge Super Thrift. This Goodwill is really large and well maintained. You can tell that the people who work here take pride in the store. Clothes were being straightened all over the store. Besides clothes they also sell accessories, furniture, toys, sports equipment, small appliances, books, and house hold goods. There were some very nice pieces of furniture reasonably priced and some cute home items. I was just passing through but if I lived closer, this would be a regular thrifting stop.

Goodwill have you forgotten your values? You receive your…read morecommodities for FREE. I realize you have overhead but your prices have gone absolutely CRAZY!!! I mean pricing a basic Walmart brand coffee cup for 4.99 for example? As a business owner myself I believe you have exceeded affordable goods in an effort to make more & more money. I also know how you PULL THE COLORED SALE ITEMS BEFORE THE SALE. Why? This is despicable. I think we need to boycott Goodwill until you realize your mission is supported by customers who both donate and purchase. Make goodwill affordable again. Please and thank you.

Great stock, organization, prices and purpose. I wish it was close to my home, I would shop there…read morefor everything ,

This thrift store is part of a chain of eight thrift stores throughout the south that supports a…read morefaith based addiction recovery mission that has been saving lives and reuniting families for more than six decades. The stores are part of a larger network of Teen Challenge centers that operate in multiple states, providing support to over 1,000 individuals. One hundred percent of donations and purchases stay in the community. Some of the programs supported include boarding schools for struggling teens, inpatient Christian based rehab centers, and out patient counseling programs. I wasn't sure what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised by how large this store is. They had a large selection of clothes, shoes, accessories, furniture, art, home goods, small appliances, and more. If you need to furnish a new apartment or set up a new household I would head here for their large selection and inexpensive prices. I couldn't resist a $2 mug. All of your donations and purchases go to supporting an excellent cause. There is even a Goodwill located next door for even more thrifting fun.

This place is absolutely amazing. They helped us find our forever fur baby. We are so thankful for…read moreCarol for going above and beyond taking care of our baby before we got him. I would definitely recommend adopting a pet from Pet Rescue by Judy. What an amazing place. Keep doing good things by rehoming these fur babies

I don't often leave reviews like this, but I feel it's important to share what happened in hopes…read morethat it prevents another family from going through what mine just did. On September 9th, my family adopted two kittens, Aren and Delle, from this rescue. We were told they had recently recovered from an upper respiratory infection and were now healthy. Unfortunately, less than a month later, our sweet Delle passed away on October 10th from FIP -- a fatal illness that likely developed from an infection that hadn't fully resolved. We followed all the recommended vet care and sought immediate treatment the moment she showed signs of illness, but despite every effort, she declined quickly. It was a deeply traumatic and heartbreaking experience for our family -- and for Aren, her sister, who is now grieving as well. I want to make it clear that I deeply understand and appreciate the mission behind animal rescues and the challenges they face in caring for so many animals in need. My intention in sharing this isn't to criticize, but to hopefully encourage more thorough medical reviews and communication before adoption. Even small improvements in diligence could help prevent another family from being blindsided by such a devastating situation. I emailed the rescue on October 11th, not in anger but simply to inform them of what happened. Unfortunately, I never received a response. Delle was deeply loved and is deeply missed. I truly hope that sharing her story leads to positive changes for future adoptions -- and to more happy, healthy forever homes.