Lots of items for everyday and holiday use. Many unusual and desirable pieces. Simple to more…read morecomplex ideas. Dishes. Tableware, etc.

Love this place, though parking is really bad most of the time. I always donate my stuff here, a…read morefew things i have actually gone to buy back! I have also found other neat things, including a quirky, handmade ceramic turkey, so.e really nice skirts, and my favorite an antique that my dad dated to about 1840. It cost only 60$ and just needs reupholstering. There is a lot of junky stuff, too, but that's in the eye of the beholder, so I can't take away any stars for that. I buy a lot of frames and sometimes, if the frames have pictures in them, the price is too much. I liked the frame, but 15$ for not old and kind of cheesy painting off raggedy anne and andy? Nope. When you donate, the guys out back are efficient, and reasonably friendly when you speak to them. I am quite sad to be moving to Floida as I will miss the Broad Street Thrift Mart as bad as I have been missing The Shrimper!

It's a GoodWill, and about what one would expect from a Goowill. This one in particular has lots of…read moreclothing, but has less furniture and appliances than other Goodwill I've been to. Pretty standard variety of items otherwise. The staff is very friendly tho, so props to them. They'll help you find what you need.

Average store but the staff that accepts donations is often lazy, rude and arrogant. They give the…read moreimpression that "They" are doing you a favor when in fact without your donations "They" wouldn't exist!!!

I have shopped here for about 5 years. Whatever has happened with management has taken a toll on…read morethe quality of items as well as the attitudes of the staff. With a few exceptions, many of the staff are rude - not just to customers but I have personally seen a supervisor reprimand the best cashier they have - right in front of customers!!! You need to check items, ESPECIALLY CLOTHING, very very carefully. Overall, I prefer driving 1/2 hour to Florence rather than give the Sumter store my business.

From the owner: Established non-profit making a difference in communities by helping people reach their full…read morepotential through job trainings and certifications. Supported by the sale of pre-owned clothing, furniture, and housewares.

This store looks more like a boutique than a thrift store. I am quite impressed. Friendly people…read morewho obviously care work there.

I enjoy stopping in to browse new items, the prices are reasonable . The store is kept clean,…read moreorganized and refreshed frequently. I've found quite a few bargains here.

Visited this thrift store for their big annual discount sale. The back half of the store (old…read morewarehouse) reeks of cigarette smoke. It was impossible to determine if the smell was coming from something inside the large room (i.e., furniture, rugs, items, etc.) or if that was just the way it always smelled. They keep the children's toys and items in this part of the store, among many other things. I've had severe asthma my whole life, so even just being in that room was enough to make me start coughing. They have so much of their own decor that it can be confusing when trying to figure out what is actually for sale and what belongs to the store. Additionally, the store does not individually price a large amount of items (which are clearly for sale!) which is very frustrating (some areas have signs w/prices, others do not). Items that have been priced, vary greatly. For example, a very cheap purse might be listed at $20+ while a name brand purse is listed at $8. They have a section of designer/name brand items that is also marked up significantly. It would make sense if their prices were a fraction of what the item cost brand-new, but they're out here charging $35+ for very used leggings! And they weren't even Lululemon! The cashier was disengaged and barely acknowledged shoppers, despite the long line. It takes .10 seconds to make eye contact and greet a person. There are so many better, more reasonably priced stores in the area, so this is a no for me.

We bought a lid for a crockpot for $6 and even though we did our due diligence and measured the…read morecurve it was slightly off. I called the store back within a hour of the purchase to see what we could do. The store wouldn't even give store credit and take it back to let some else buy it that it would work for. Tough to lose a brand new customer over $6 even with the return of the item still pristine. I'm sure I would have spent more money in the return as my wife wanted to go back to purchase a curtain rod and curtain for our guest room.