Best place for any quick gift needs, vintage albums, candles, crystals, incense and more! They also…read morehave many events and post regularly on their Facebook!

I used to really like thrifting at the Goodwill stores, then they raised prices and replaced the…read morediscount colors with a $5 discount if you spend $30; but of the local Goodwill stores the Chadon location is one of the better ones. Located near the center of Chardon in a larger strip mall this store generally gets better quality items and there are some occasional gems. A typical Goodwill thrift the majority of the store is clothing, there is a large section with home goods, kitchenware and decor; the smaller sections include sporting goods, art and furniture. I have found some really nice pieces here including motorcycle boots, a Native American hand drum and a good sized All Clad pan; these types of finds bring me back to hopefully find more. I do see many items that are either overpriced or just junk; on my most recent trip I did see the lid from Whirley Pop pan by itself priced at $6, I have seen items which cost the same as if you were buying them new at a retail store. Due to its location the Chardon Goodwill store does get some great items, well worth a visit if you are in the area, unfortunately you have to wade through quite a bit of junk and overpriced items to find the good stuff. A bit more attention to the sorting and pricing would be appreciated and could help make this a destination rather then just a stop since there is a better thrift store nearby.

Very nice store. Convenient is that the donation drop off store is next door. Every day has a…read morediscount color tag. This day's was pink, and I found a lot of items and several to purchase. The store was busy, and the shoppers were courteous. The cashiers were kind. I'm so glad I stopped.

I like to donate. The store is very interesting and helpful to people who need furnishings for…read moretheir homes.

I wholeheartedly agree with Bo D's and Lynn F's comments. I've been donating and going to this…read moreReStore for years and have seen a constant decline in their attitudes and store operation since the Pandemic ended. They refuse perfectly reasonable donations. For example, I brought in 6 clean, completely working florescent shop light fixtures with bulbs and the guy manning the donation door refused them. When I asked why he said they only accept new, in the box LEDs. Seriously?! This was just this week. I've seen this attitude over the past 2 years with other attempts to donate. Inside, the store looks like a mash-up of a used furniture store, a Goodwill with books and dishware, or Olle's inventory overruns; and less and less like a house restoration store with used tools and hardware. Oh, they don't accept wall tiles and ceramics any more either. But if a shipment of trampolines or yard furniture show up, they'll sell them!

The Mentor Salvation Army Thrift Store is a good place to grab some good deals on clothing and also…read moreoccasionally other items. Located on the East Side of Mentor near the Walmart you will find a big store well stocked with clothes and household goods. Every week they have one color that is 50% off and if you can make it on a Wednesday all colors except for one is 50% off. For the clothing and most other items they have gone to a pricing system where all items in a category are the same price, i.e. all shirts are $4.99. The majority of the store is clothing with a good sized men's department and a larger women's department. The racks are usually well organized you can find what you want without too much trouble. What I would like is for the price lists to be more prominently posted around the store. Over the years I have found some very nice suit jackets and button-down shirts at this store. Occasionally I have found some good pairs of shoes and other clothing items. The rest of the store includes a small selection of furniture, kitchenware, art and other items. Most of these items are a bit lower quality or are priced a bit too high for my preferences. I do shop these items, but it has been a while since I have found anything worth buying. Mentor Salvation Army Thrift is a good thrift store, mainly for clothing. The store is a bit rundown, but the staff is nice and do keep the store well organized. Good for wardrobe staples but you have to shop carefully to find any real gems.

Large store with a nice selection of housewares, clothing, shoes and accessories. The staff was…read morehelpful and polite, and I love that each day different colored tags are 50% off and one color is only 99 cents!

Great charity! I always feel good about giving to Project Hope - they are good stewards of donated…read moremoney

It's a good place to life if your homeless but it's very strict about some things I'd recommend if…read moreyour completely homeless but it's not a hotel and you can't keep your phone after 7:00 if your on the family side overall the only problem is the volunteers being mean or putting away my phone please do what they say or you will get kicked out and yelled at it's pretty cool if your a single person you get a ps4 to share and if you bring a family you get a wii with just dance.

Women safe is the most organized and well run resale shop. All of the merchandise is in very good…read morecondition. There are vintage treasures as well as brand new items. it is definitely a favorite among thrifters.

I have never been so pleased with the selection and value!! EVERY item I purchased was Amazingly…read morewhat I needed for specific events!! As a survivor of DV & Cancer my Heart was fully grateful to have found this place! I will return to shop & volunteer to show my appreciation

This is a very nice, tho small store in an old house, across from the old Geauga Park on Aurora…read moreRoad. There is a little bit of every thing. The front enclosed porch has housewares. The center of the house has a selection of clothes and accessories for every one. A side room as some decorating items. There is also good glassware, figurines and collectibles in glass cabinets. The store is neat and organized. In the back is a drop-off door for donations.

Nice clean thrift store with a good selection! I felt that the prices were high, but they have good…read moresales on different colored tags, so there were deals to be found. I'll be back!

Great folks !! They have an excellent group that service the less fortunate. Dropped off some…read morequality clothes and was greeted with smiles

There is an abundance of great buys...both clothes and home goods. The volunteers that work there…read moreare helpful and friendly. It's a wonderful place to spend an hour just to check out what they have in stock !

Owner and staff are great and excellent curated selection (trying to get to 85 characters sorry.read more

I went into this thrift store looking for old buttons for a craft project. Someone told me they had…read morea huge stash here, and they were right. This store is jam packed with all kinds of things! You'll find clothing, shoes, videos, books, furniture, electronics, housewares, health items, etc. I didn't think the prices were fair on some things that were really junky, but after asking the woman at the register, I found out that items are donated and all of the proceeds go towards the Boys & Girls Club. That wasn't clear at all, and I would not have known that if I wasn't true to my outgoing self and asked the associate about the store. All I found to buy were my overpriced buttons, but I'm happy knowing I supported a good cause.