Best thrift store has great discounts. The employees are very polite and nice. I found a frame I…read morejust love.

Folks, do not be fooled by those "old" favorable reviews that were done by their managers…read more........ TODAY, in the year 2026, I can tell you that this is NOT the reasonable "THRIFT" store they used to be and they use Christianity as a front for simple GREED and explotation of customers........ The new manager "Ashley", who was fired from the old Youth Challenge Thrift Store in Hilton, that has since moved to Williamsburg, for "money continually coming up short". But, amazingly, TROY, the manager from the main office, hired her after she got fired, and they both have quite a scam going with ridiculously high prices on everything looking up items on their "phones" and putting the first jacked up price someone "wanted" for an item, but didn't sell......from years ago ads.... But, the clincher is "CROOKED TROY" has gotten mean and nasty with customers when they question the ripoff prices displaying a nasty attitude instead of being professional, but he is a "Christian'??...Yeah, right! He fired the former manager "SHAWN", for absolutly NO reason. Shawn was nice and put fair prices on items, but TROY did this just to hire "CROOKED ASHLEY".. I wonder how they can afford their nice cars they drive?......Former employees have told customers that TROY and ASHLEY have a nice racket going on manipulating the "financials", if you know what I mean, and have been doing so for quite awhile, and The Rescue Mission "BOARD", Administrators and CEO do NOT know about this!......Maybe, they should!!.......They both are getting RICH, while the people, who are supposed to be helped, and honest customers, get gouged and taken advantage of. Again, this is NOT the fair, nice thrift store of the past.....It is now just an overpriced, embarassing, disgusting and crooked business, using religion to fleece customers.........Go look at the prices for yourself! BEWARE OF RESCUE MISSION THRIFT.........CROOKS! GRADE = F

Great shop with lots of weird oddities! This place has staff, locals artwork, strange and uncommon…read morecollectibles. It's a real unique place. Glad Chesapeake finally has a place like this! So overdue.

Anytime my daughter is home from college, Vintage Trixie is always a stop for us. We love this…read morestore and every time we go we find another treasure. I haven't attended an event at their store but hope to sometime in the future! If you are looking for something eclectic and unique, this is the place to go!

This marketplace is much smaller than I thought when we parked, but they make good use of the…read moreinside and have tons of stalls all with unique items and some really cute things. My mom and I spent about a half an hour wandering around and found some really cute things like yard flags and some Christmas ornaments we loved and purchased. I love finding unique markets that showcase local artists and collectibles and vintage items. This place does all of that. Friendly staff and easy to find.

Flipping Flea is a fun consignment shop to visit. There are an array of different items for…read morecustomers to take in. Items include candles, blankets, jewelry and my favorite, Goosebump books. The manager, Michelle, is so nice. I enjoyed chatting with her. She was helpful when asking my questions. The service + selection makes the Flipping Flea a great place to check out.

WHAT IN THE WORLD IS UP WITH THE PRICING????…read more Everything I picked up was priced at msrp. A throw was priced at 4.98. It still had the store price on it, $5 .... for pete sakes

The establishment is well-organized with helpful staff. They offer a wide selection of items…read moreincluding house decor, clothing, and furniture. It's cleaner than most thrift stores I've visited in the area. The prices are great, and the proceeds go to helping disabled veterans. What a fantastic charity!

I just love a goodwill shopping day. You never know what treasure you'll find. Sometimes you got…read morehome empty handed, other times you go home with lots of deals. The clothing is organized by color and type. The shoes are organized by color. I personally sometimes just don't bother with the clothes or shoes because I'm looking for a certain size. If it was organized by size I would be hunting through there more. Pricing at goodwill is a hit or miss. I generally find pretty good deals though. A very clean, well kept, well organized Goodwill location. Parking is plentiful. Our cashier was so kind and helpful.

If you like spending a few minutes to hours looking for gems. The good will is the spot. I love…read morefinding gently used gems. I enjoy going to new to me goodwills in the area I'm visiting.

I gave this long time local thrift shop 5 stars because I can rarely if ever go in here without…read morefinding items to buy. *Note that you park and enter in the rear of the building. This thrift shop used to be called Saint Kateri Thrift shop but ownership by the church was relinquished and the parishoners at St Kateri still volunteer to run this establishment. Many volunteers have been dedicated for decades. It was founded decades ago as a food pantry and thrift shop to directly benefit the local community, and it still does. Every penny goes to the community beyond the building expenses. The food pantry is located within but run separately. The prices can be varied from incredibly cheap to a bit higher, and I have purchased items in all price ranges. They have every thing here. Furniture, antiques, knicknacks, kitchen, jewelry, collectibles, books, electronics, frames and wall decor, art and craft supplies, luggage, purses, toys, housewares, baby equipment, shoes and boots, sports equipment, clothes from newborn to plus, men, women, children, new items and used. This is a favorite haunt of resellers. I had my eye on a little $5 child's toy and a regular reseller snatched that up and it is now $40 on FB Marketplace. Tuesday mornings when they open the line is around the corner. It is open an hour before Goodwill so resellers are in and out. I got there on a Wednesday at opening and about 15 people were in line. Today I purchased a large framed folk art print for $6, a pair of boots like new for $5, an American Girl knock off horse trailer for $15, a bath rug for $4 and a Glitter Girl doll for $3. I also got a nice wooden kitchen island chair for $8. There is some consistency in pricing but not always. They are open 3 days a week and will soon open 2 Saturdays a month. This is because they rely completely on volunteers. The ladies in there all have the patience of a saint and if you are a regular you will get to recognize them. I find the store pretty well organized. It is clean and for the most part there is adequate space in the aisles. A few can be a bit tight. Anyway, if you are a thrifter and looking for a place to be surprised with what you might find, you will want to check this out. But if you find something really really good, leave it for me!

This used to be a really great place to go and find good quality, but they have built 300 more…read morehomes in the area, it's the destination for flippers. I'm sure business is good. The people that organize and run this place are very nice. Just fucking nasty. California minded Karen's who frequent this place now make it a miserable to shop. Now the Karen and Ken flippers just make this an unpleasurable place to visit.

The gentleman who was there was incredibly helpful and a delight to talk to. While a smaller shop…read morethere was a wonderful selection of both fiction and nonfiction books. Would recommend anyone to explore this gem of a place. Well worth the value in my opinion.

Such an adorable little book spot with the sweetest staff. I get lost just browsing and finding…read moretreasures you never know what you will find here.

I enjoy visiting this Thrift store because the customer service, location and cleanseness are great.read more

Occasionally, I find something here. Most of the prices are a little bit high, though the staff are…read moresuper sweet and usually really the store is somewhat organized. Doesn't smell funny or anything. I highly dislike all the year on camera. You're being watched. Don't steal from us. Don't steal from us. Don't steal from us type signs. They just get annoying. It's almost as if they are more worried about catching people shoplifting than doing any sort of help for the community especially when you don't often find really nice things. I did find some cool nostalgic puzzles that I took photos of and a funny looking bee ha ha On a positive note, they usually have really good random sales such as $.98 clothes or the occasional free books