This was my first time here. My mom wanted to check it out…read more Shopping here funds the Russell Home, a home for young adults and children with special needs. It's a nice store for shopping for a good cause. They have a pretty good selection of the typical things you find in a thrift store. It's nice that there's no guess work the pricing on the clothing. The blouses and jeans are all $4-5 each! It's a great price! They're not for profit, so it's nice that they don't price gouge on the donated items like others.

The Russell Home Thrift Store benefits the Russell House established by Vantrease Russell who was…read morelovingly known as Grandma Russell. Russell House was the first of its kind when it was established in 1951 as a licensed home for children with special needs. The seed for the home was planted when Mrs. Russell's doctor asked if she could care for a disabled child who had nowhere else to go. She agreed even though she had seven children of her own. Through the years the Russell House has cared for more than 1,500 physically and mentally challenged children. They have relied completely on private funding and revenue generated from this thrift store. There is a memorial statue for Vantrease Russell in Cypress Grove Park which neighbors the Russell House and often served as a place for Russell to take the children on outings. Russell Home Thrift is actually two stores side by side. There is the regular thrift store and a higher end boutique store next to it. Both sell gently used items donated by the community. The thrift store had an abundance of clothing for men, women, and children, accessories, household goods, faux florals, lamps, and books. Next door at the boutique you will find furniture, collectibles, name brand clothing and accessories, special occasion gowns, and a wedding dress corner. Russell Home is a worthy charity to support. Their legacy of supporting disabled children during a time when no one else was stepping up is remarkable. There is a varied inventory and prices are more than fair. All of the volunteers I spoke to were friendly and welcoming. Please consider supporting this worthy charity with your donations and funds. You just might find that one of a kind treasure.

Huge Disney selection at a discounted rate. They keep good quality and more expensive items behind…read morethe glass which is fine but it's still cheaper than buying retail which I appreciate. Staff is nice even when they're super busy. Lots of clothes and furniture too!

I saw a recent review by another Yelper (Stacy) and I heard the siren's call of a thrift shop. I…read morethought this resale shop offered a wonderful experience for shoppers because of their organization, displays and variety of items. Boys & Girls Club Thrift store had a lot of new items. Like Reebok & Eastport backpacks clothing and shoes, toys, school uniforms, pool supplies and life jackets. A lot of them seemed to be from Walmart. I googled the 'No Boundary' brand shoes displayed new (in boxes) for 9.99 and I saw Walmart had the same item for 16.99. The clothing was organized into categories like new, vintage, boutique and they put together attractive seasonal displays. Right now it was Christmas in July and back to school. The day I was there I saw a lot of people buying throw pillows and shopping the Disney and collectible items in the display cases. They had an extensive array of media books, DVDs and music. These items had the best prices. I was also impressed with the appliance prices and they were marked if the staff had tested and verified they worked. An almost new Panasonic microwave seemed like a steal for 19.99. Points for quirky items like a wall of old cords, various pot lids as well as new piñatas and children's toys. I loved the vintage doll houses and collectible Boyd's Bears display. They had bins of sunglasses both inexpensive and some better quality. They seem to have a few set price points. 1.99, 3.99, 5.99 and 9.99, 12.99 and 29.99. No sales tax is charged and they do not allow refunds or returns. Payments are cash or Clover for cards. Proceeds obviously benefit the club so that might also be why they had so many new and child focused items. There was plenty of staff putting out items and I saw the salesperson manning the checkouts helping a customer select sunglasses. Boys & Girls club had least 4 people working with two checkouts open on a weekday. To summarize I love that this is a shop where the experience is superior and similar to 'Out of the Closet' thrift. No digging through tons of used items to find a gem. A minus for me is the way the method they use to price items into pricing tiers. I think this does not always reflect the true used item value. I bought a an LL Bean shirt which looked almost new for $3.99 and a doggy car seat guard that had a chill pad feature and came in a storage backpack for 1.99.

I wanted to come here so bad after seeing them on IG. as I enjoy consignment shopping for cool…read morepieces. There selection was ok , I browsed for about 45 mins and left with nothing. It seems to have more men's items but too me not a good variety. Some things were over priced for t shirts like $9-12... I can go get a disney tee at the Ross or outlet brand new for the same price. I wasn't impressed ...

Funks is a unique concept on thrifting items. The store is well organized and I love the option of…read moredigging in bins for quirky vintage clothing. I have wanted to stop at Funks every time I drive by and there is quite the buzz about this place. If I were to categorize this store I would have 3 categories - clothing, used games and vintage kitsch. When you walk in they have a very inviting couch and seating area. Near the front are racks and displays of featured items and a display case/checkout area. The store features a lot of vintage t-shirts, sports jerseys and funky hipster clothing. There is a tag color chart which indicates the price of the item. Management knows their merchandise value and items in the front room of the store have been priced at the going used retail prices. The back room has the bulk clothing bins, used gaming items and vintage electronics and some collectibles. I dug through the bins and found some nice items but only one that I liked in my size. I was afraid there was a minimum of a pound charge but instead my item was placed on a scale and I paid the weight divided by $7 a pound. I found a short sleeve top I liked and paid $2.75. So the bulk bins are a bargain if you can find something you like. The service was friendly and efficient. They accept cards and digital payments. I particularly was drawn to the vinyl albums and they looked like quality in their plastic sleeves to protect the covers. I did not check the condition of the vinyl but if you are looking to add to your collection this might be an option.

This is a cute thrift store. With it being so close to…read moreDisney, a lot for the stuff was old Disney Knick Knacks, but they did have a good variety of Mickey ears! They also had a good selection of pet supplies at a reasonable price. Most of the proceeds go to local animal rescue and shelters. The staff were very friendly about talking about their mission and letting people negotiate prices!

Neat, clean and items are displayed well. In a separate room called "Tootsies Boutique" they have…read moregently used and some new, up-scaled clothing, shoes, purses, jewelry, along with beautiful china and table accessories . If you like nice things, this is the place to shop!

This name should reflect that this address is for the Bargain Store. This place has a ton of…read moregoodies for thrifters and those looking for vintage finds at great prices or just someone looking for a bargain. Today they had TVs on sale (all worked well) for $5 to $15! They have great furniture, antique pieces, and a variety of things for the home. The staff is fantastic and very helpful. All profits from the Bargain Store go into running the place and helping the two homeless shelters they run. You do have to drive through Parramore to get here, but it was daytime and it is a short stint through to get there. This place does a lot for the community. Support in any way you can - donations or by picking up some of their awesome stuff.

LOVED this location! Everyone working was so kind and directed me toward items I had interest in…read more Very knowledgeable and friendly! LOTS to choose from all at reasonable prices (inflation hasn't reached this store yet)! Will most definitely be back

Love this store! The staff is amazing. Kind and helpful. Always impeccably clean and great…read moreselection. Lots of variety and always something new to find. Highly recommend

Fyi STORE IS CLOSED! apparently for some years now :( called to ask and they confirmedread more

Love this thoughtfully curated vintage shop in Ivanhoe Village (on Virginia Drive). The owners,…read moreMarvin & Wendy, are fabulous and I'm always blown away by the unique furniture pieces they are able to source and refurbish into beautiful like-new designs. They have a fantastic collection of home furnishings, retro decor, vintage fashion & handmade accessories by Hotsie Totsie Vintage, and even carry products by some of Orlando's most talented local makers. Ouch Plants has a super cute display succulents and cacti potted in repurposed vessels. They are constantly adding to their eclectic mix of mid century and vintage pieces. Be the first to know about new arrivals by following along with them on Instagram @echoesofretro. They are constantly posting new tables, chairs, bedroom furniture, sofas, desks, shelving, bar carts, etc. You'll also find vintage art, vases, glassware, brass figurines, sculptures lamps and more! One of these days I'll get my hands on my dream pink vintage vanity set. They had one a few months ago and it went quick! This shop is definitely worth browsing through the next time you find yourself in the Ivanhoe neighborhood. You can also shop a section of their goodies at The Owl's Attic in Audubon Park!

I would not recommend this store at all unless you want to waste your money and time. I purchased a…read morehat from the store for $80 today, described as a vintage item. However, I found the exact same hat (same brand, size, and model) on the official website being sold for $52. This is the regular retail price, not a discounted sale price (photos below). Besides, I bought another thing which the owner didn't know about the price and charged me expensive.

I have been shopping here religiously (no pun intended) since I moved to Orlando and this is hands…read moredown my favorite thrift store. It supports the mission in Orlando associated with it by selling (reasonably priced) donations made to the store. Much better thean what seems like corporate greed at other 'thrift' stores! They give back to the community they are in, and it needs it so KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! Staff is always super friendly and helpful! Stock changed regularly so come back often and make sure to donate any unwanted goods here! It feels good to do good and know where your donation is going.

This is a GREAT place to come for thrifty finds in clothing, furniture, decor, etc. They are even…read moreopening up a boutique soon for more unique and valuable items. Plus your money is going towards a great cause - helping homeless individuals and families get back to independence!