Branded as a thrift store but more expensive than a normal thrift store. I think it's better to…read moreapproach SCT as a gift store rather than a thrift store. Lots of kitschy pet themed and animal themed items. I found something I could gift to everyone in my life. I'll be back to buy Christmas gifts. A good mix of new and used items.

This is the best thrift store I have been to in Dallas. The staff are amazing. Beth is one of…read morethe main employees I deal with and she is their secret stylist. Styled me for an event and definitely found me some great things. This store supports animal rescue too which is close to my heart. If you find yourself in east Dallas make sure to make the trip here. Thrifted items but also lots of great boutique items. Perfect place to find a great gift, do your holiday shopping or get some unique for yourself.

Excellent facility with the absolutely the best staff. Tim is amazing along with the other staff…read moremembers. They do great work down there and go above and beyond. I highly recommend it to everyone!!!

This place saved my life! the people I met here and the quality of the recovery contained at the 24…read moreare first rate. Couldn't do this alone. Thank you for all of the support.

Very solid coffee and take the time to check this place out. Very cool store set up and very…read morecommunity oriented.

Ok, this is a mixed review. Since visiting, I've learned more about the heartbeat and mission of…read morethis place- FIVE STARS for the mission. It's incredibly adorable. I loved the bright decorations. On the particular day I visited, the location was jam packed. There was a very large group of older woman and few empty seats. The main con for me is that the location smelled overwhelmingly like cigarettes / people who smoke. My friend said it smelled like sewage, so YMMV, but either way was not a good smell. I get severe headaches from cigarette smoke so we left and went to Ascenion. Now in reading more reviews of this spot, I see they hire those who may otherwise have trouble finding jobs, and I think they do a lot of good for the community. I LOVE this mission and vision. I would be glad to come back and simply enjoy coffee outside when the heat calms down. Just wanted to write this review in case anyone else is really sensitive to smells before visiting as a warning! It may have just been the day I visited, but I wasn't prepared for it.

I would have to say that this organization is above being top of the line in every aspect of all…read morethe services they provide. From it's amazing resources, exceptional help, their phenomenal team members, right down to its very personable President and Founder of the project Victoria Sanders. I am personally am not a victim but just sitting in, listening, and watching things take place you learn so much about Domestic Violence. The knowledge, the resources, the comfortable atmosphere, and just the professionalism that her team posses makes whatever guard you may have up about this program or about opening up about domestic violence be it female or male easy. The president right along with the team are very welcoming, resourceful, trustworthy, and compassionate about the program and all the services that they provide to help not just women but ALL victims of domestic violence, children, and men included. I would recommend anybody to this outstanding program. I would definitely suggest that you reach out and give them a try if you are facing any type of problem with domestic violence, verbal, physical, mental, or phycological abuse. You will not leave disappointed more so you will leave with the confidence and the knowledge that you need to help you get through your situation. You will leave knowing that their is a way out, you will leave knowing that you are worthy of better, you will leave feeling like Royalty!!!

From the owner: The mission of Royalty For A Day is to inspire, empower and encourage women to manifest their best…read morelives. Our non-profit organization aims to shape the mindsets of future generations by implementing programs, educational resources and events so that all women, despite their background or age, can live a life of confidence and purpose.

I make donations here several times a year and also have shopped in the thrift store. They also…read moreserve the community with a Food Pantry for those in need. I love supporting companies that help the community.

Very clean,quality merchandise,Extremely friendly staff,Incredible values.Best thrift store in…read moreDallas!

I'm a volunteer with the IRC's refugee resettlement program, and I love what they do…read more Thousands of political refugees enter Dallas each year. They are hosted by a select few government-approved refugee resettlement organizations. The IRC is one of these, and the best I've worked with. They meet the refugees, get them an apartment, give them introductory language and cultural orientation classes, help them find a job, and help administer the government subsidy they receive for the first few months. This is where I come in. These refugees arrive to an entirely new and foreign situation. It's absolutely insane how resourceless they are at first. They're very determined and able to adapt, but it's lonely and facing the bills is scary. I'm a volunteer mentor. They pair me with a newly arrived family and I meet with them weekly... to do whatever is needed. I've taught basic English, helped them read their mail, taken them to the doctor, thrown baby showers, helped them check out at Fiesta with their food stamp card...... essentially just been their friend and walked with them through that crazy first year in the country. It's a privilege. I wish more people did this, because these refugees are the type of people America is built on. They are forced out of their home countries by war and persecution, they arrive in the US without anything, and they build a life for their children. If we help them, they become productive and helpful members of this society within a few years. Here is the IRC's worldwide description: The International Rescue Committee responds to the world's worst humanitarian crises and helps people to survive and rebuild their lives. Founded in 1933 at the request of Albert Einstein, the IRC offers lifesaving care and life-changing assistance to refugees forced to flee from war or disaster. At work today in over 40 countries and in 22 U.S. cities, the IRC restores safety, dignity and hope to millions who are uprooted and struggling to endure. The IRC leads the way from harm to home.

From the owner: The International Rescue Committee helps people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by…read moreconflict and disaster to survive, recover, and gain control of their future.

best largest art school for adults in the area! Professional artists teach the classes and in a…read morevery casual environment.

I enrolled in a beginner wheel pottery class. My experience was awful. The majority of the students…read morehad had at least some experience with wheel before and the instructor was less than willing to come over and give me a little extra guidance. Buyer beware, as these classes are very expensive, that this is not a place for a beginner to go to try to learn a skill.

An amazing once in a lifetime experience if you're able to participate. Very professional.read more

I absolutely love Globe Aware. I have done multiple trips with them and brought my son on one. We…read morehave made some lifelong friends and really enjoy the programs. Highly recommend and will be back ourselves!

Always find amazing original goodies!! The service is awesome and love the 70', 80's vibe music…read moreoften playing. Slam dunk place be prepared to be overwhelmed;))

This rating is solely based on my efforts to donate 6 bins of new and lightly worn women's clothes…read more I called ahead to make these items would be accepted. After receiving confirmation, I drove 45 minutes. When I got there I was turned away.