Yes. Nice displays and lots of furniture, household items, and clothing to choose from .... I…read morecan't wait to go back!!!!! You can spend a lot of time to see everything.

When I arrived, the sign out front still says Second Chance Upscale Resale, but there's a different…read moresign on the building, and it was closed.

I thoroughly enjoyed this experience and would gladly recommend it to anyone curious about the…read moresolar system, reptiles, and conservation. The visit began with an informative overview of the planets and how they relate to the sun, which was both interesting and easy to follow. After that, we attended a reptile presentation featuring live animals--an engaging and memorable part of the day. We also learned about insects and had the opportunity to explore the butterfly area. It was a wonderful, educational outing that appeals to both adults and children. I highly recommend it!

This is a really cool place to go when you need a fun activity for visitors or kids! It's a little…read morepricey for admission, but it includes access to lots of animals, walking trails, a small butterfly enclosure, an aviary, and a planetarium. The animals they had were fun to see and there were quite a lot of them! The outside area is very nice as well, and I'd probably go on the trail if it wasn't so hot out. I unfortunately didn't have time to wait for the planetarium show, but it's cool that it is a part of the experience. I enjoyed walking around and would recommend it.

This place was huge. I was impressed. It's one of the better thrift stores I've been in... in a…read morevery long time. It is also very organized. There's a separate area or in some cases a separate room (!) for each category of items. Most every area is clearly marked and even the shelves are marked as well. There are a lot of clothes -- women's mostly, but also men's. Prices are very reasonable. My girlfriend found two men's Hawaiian shirts for $1 each and a denim dress for herself for $3. But you might also find something a tad more expensive like the designer scarf for $10... but most clothing for a lot less. The house wares are on easily navigated shelves. Prices vary. But here, too, there were items I've seen in goodwill for 3 to 4 times the price. I was able to replace a Pyrex pie dish and a slotted silver plate serving spoon for under $2. There is furniture of all kinds. And at all prices. There was the most expensive item I noticed -- a gorgeous table with 6 chairs for $1200. Not that I was in the market for anything like that, but I actually saw a couple familiar with the maker oohing over it. There's a small book nook with hardcover and paperback books on shelves. Most are even sorted by alphabetical last name. Not in order exactly but all the b's are together; all the c's are grouped etc. ir made it much easier searching for a specific author. This is a store that thrift store shoppers (me included) would return to again and again... and I'm going to try to do so when I'm over on this coast.

The service was caring and the atmosphere inclusive. Pat at the front desk was pleased to accept a…read moremonetary contribution, so that someone who can't afford a dollar for a new to them shirt or pants. Kim helped me find a ladies medium golf vest, Palm Beach, and a lovely blue with azure accents on black. I put it back on the rack and donated its full price as I have enough golf dress attire to impress the ladies at my Country Club. This beautiful place is staffed by all women volunteers to help hospice care regardless of their ability to pay. I have a whole closet full of men's clothes I am now willing to part with. New things I do Not need, but these lovely Ladies were the cure I needed To move on, and stay un retired.

The staff was very thorough and very courteous and very patient was selecting a dog. I was informed…read moreabout the background of the dog., feeding habits,

After a devastatingly quick and unexpected decline and eventual loss of our 12-year-old Benji, we…read morewere heartbroken. We've always adopted rescues and began monitoring shelter dogs via the Adopt a Pet website. Jerry (now known as Ollie) came from the Gulf Coast Humane Society Adoption Center. We immediately went down to meet him and were lucky enough to take him home that day. He's the best addition to our home and has helped the healing process with his snuggles and sweetness. The process was incredibly easy, and they guided us every step of the way. Ollie was taken care of medically and healthwise, and they provided extensive medical history, future guidance, and referrals. I already walk my dog using the WoofTrax app with Gulf Coast Humane Society as my charity, and will be adding them to our regular donations. Thank you, GCHS Team, for all you do and the love you share. We may be adding to our family again, so we may see you again soon...

Goodwill Retail & Donation Center Our friend loves shopping…read moreat these places, and this is one of his favorites. This place looks new inside. They have just about anything you need or are looking for. It's clean and neatly organized. Prices are clearly marked, and the people are friendly and willing to help with any of you needs. Prices seemed to be within reason on most of the items. I'm sure you will find a treasure to take home with you if you stop by. I give this place a 5 out of 5 stars. Follow Me For More Fun & Reviews Gulf Coast Terry

I am a thrifter and this spot hits my spot. You can always find cheap clothes and other stuff. I…read morewill usually try to thrift before going to IKEA. Got a beach chair and a trash bin for a few bucks instead of spending around $50 at the store.

I discovered this beautiful clock while strolling along the Caloosahatchee River in downtown Fort…read moreMyers. It was donated to the City of Fort Myers by the local chapter of the Rotary Club. Rotary was started Paul Harris, a Chicago attorney who formed the Rotary Club of Chicago on February 23, 1905 so professionals with different backgrounds could exchange ideas and form lifelong friendships. Through the years Rotary expanded to include humanitarian missions. Today Rotary International is a network of 1.4 million people who work together to promote peace, fight disease, provide clean water, sanitation, and hygiene, save mothers and children, support education, grow local economies, and protect the environment This clock honors the Rotary Club's 100 years of service to Ft. Myers. Some of the accomplishments of the Fort Myers Rotary Club include helping to get I-75 completed by 1986. They raised over $2.5 million through fundraisers and grants that they donated to local nonprofits over the years and they raised over $400,000 for the Children's Hospital. The Rotary Club of Fort Myers paid for the $36,000 clock which has quickly become a beloved backdrops for graduation and wedding pictures. It is also a great meeting point for people attending concerts next door.