I absolutely love that this place even exists. I feel like it even puts Greensboro on the map in a…read moreunique way in the world of thrift shopping. As it is, this city already has a substantial supply of thrift stores. However, Reconsidered Goods does for the Three Rs what I have never seen any other thrift store do well to date. They likely came into existence as a way to cater to the low-budget art student crowd. They seem to have realized that there is potential value in everything. Literally. From the things you would expect to find for sale anywhere down to the things that are only just shy of trash, depending on your personal criteria. I particularly love the bucket loads of stationery and stickers, and the literal shelf loads of assorted random boxes. Your donations and your purchases all give back to the community in some way. They even have an entire maker space style workshop making up the back half of the building where I assume they also do trainings and workshops. And even their prices are so reasonable that a little bit of pocket change can go a long way. The only complaint I can even come up with is that they aren't open long enough.

What an incredible place! We walked in the door and our mouths were on the floor! We haven't…read morestopped talking about how cool this place is! In preparation for a Garden Fairy Farmers Market themed Grad party this was exactly what we were looking for! Trinkets, so many awesome pieces of material, chalk, pillows, yarn, tea cups, jewelry, treasures and so much more! The folks who work there a such rad gems! It's expansive welcoming to all! We can't wait for our next trip!

I give this business five stars because it is invaluable supplying food to other food banks n the…read morearea. I work at my church's food pantry every month. Second harvest supplies our pantry and it is so satisfying being able to provide food to those in need. We are able to provide food at no cost for at least 75 families every month on distribution day. I am very grateful to have places of business such as second harvest. They are a true blessing to our community.

What a feel good give back A group of us wanted to do our part and give back to make a difference…read more Shout out to Mike; Food Lion Store manager @ 1561 in Whitsett, NC. This was a great team building exercise. Shout out to the Aggie students on deck volunteering as well. We all worked hard for 3 hours and filled 5 1/2 pallets WHAT??! Yes you read that right. We built boxes, filled those boxes, packed them and stacked them for trucking to different locations. We sincerely enjoyed the teamwork, young and seasoned volunteers coming together for a common goal. Feed as many people as we can. Trophy overjoyed with the dedication and I hope Mr Rick felt the love today. #Making a difference ‍

Nice thrift store and the employees are super friendly. They explained what theirs profits are used…read morefor how they help the community.

There's been a lot of talk about Trosa Thrift store around town lately. I've seen it all over…read moresocial media so a friend and I decided to check it out on a Friday afternoon. Trosa is located on Peters Creek Hwy in the Food Lion strip center at the Clemmonsville exit. It's easy to get to and there's plenty of parking which I love. Right inside the door is their whole furniture section, they have tons of tables, chairs, dressers , etc. they even have a whole section of office specific furniture. The prices are very reasonable. This would be a furniture flippers paradise. Towards the back they have shelves of everything from pillows to whole sets of dishes, sports equipment and the most medical mobility equipment I've ever seen anywhere. I'd say, if you are in need of a walker, a bath seat or portable toilet for someone look here because they probably have it at a fraction of the cost it would be to purchase new or rent. The clothing is grouped all together but they aren't keeping it organized as well as it needs to be. All different sizes were mixed in together and I quickly got frustrated and gave up. Both of us had found an item in the kitchen area we wanted so we headed to check out. The workers were very friendly as well. I'll definitely be checking out Trosa regularly in the future. Trosa supports substance abuse treatment. If you want to donate to them, they offer pick up for larger items or you can bring your items to their donation drop off around the back of the store. Just follow the signs.

This has been my vet office since I got my Princess Luna. Very nice staff, prices aren't outrageous…read moreand appointments are widely available. I scheduled her spay last week! All their instructions were very clear and easy to follow. The ONLY gripe I have is about how they handled their weather delay today. They decided to do a 2 hour delay due to weather but the only place this information was available was on Facebook. I'm not on Facebook. There was a whole line standing outside the clinic for like 40 minutes in the cold because people with appointments were not called, texted, or emailed. There was no information about the delay on the website or on the answering machine. A random woman in line saw it on facebook and then told all of us. Better communication would be helpful. That is it. My baby made it through her procedure and now she is home resting peacefully.

We had Bruno neutered, the staff and Dr was great, very professional. We are having out female…read morespayed in March I highly recommend their servic.

This location of HH ReStore is heavy on the furniture. They have a lot of furniture- nice…read morefurniture. It was all well organized and contained in a clean well-lit building. The other areas(like house wares and appliances) weren't as well stocked with items. This is store is conveniently located in a nice area. The parking is plentiful and close. If you are looking for used furniture I would surely give this place a look!

This was the best HHFH store I have been to yet! Super friendly staff and tons of interesting items…read moreto look for or buy. Lots of clean and trendy furniture as well as some leather couches, glass dining room tables, chairs, etc. There was also a room full of sinks (some with pedestals or bases), cabinets, plenty of boxes of flooring, screws, nails, etc. There were several appliances there as well including microwaves and some ranges. All in great condition. If you wanted picture frames, sponges, lamps, new sheets in boxes, curtain rods nik nacks....it's there. Don't judge until you've been there. Granted, it's not like a department store where everything is brand new, but if you're looking for a great place to browse for a great deal...this is the place. I brought my mother (total Ms Judgment!) and she was taken aback as to how different this place was from the older one on Lawndale. They still have all their color coded discounts to look for as well. So, if you want to bring your mother some where (with no judgement), consider giving this place a whirl. Oh....the bathrooms are exceptionally clean!

Love this store! And the message also behind your purchase! They help woman and children in need…read morewith donations and what they sell from those donations. So glad I swing by today! Found so many goodies! It's been forever since I went thrifting so I figure why not on a beautiful Saturday off. I found a really cute jar with apples on it for my kitchen because I'm redoing my coffee area. Also found some Sterling earrings and I love finding jewelry especially unique ones and only $10 dollars!? Also a frame for my office and a really cute shirt. I spent a little under 30.00 dollars for it all! In this economy that is a great deal and I'm helping the community also. They had so much to look at from women, men and children clothing. Home decor, furniture, jewelry, handbags and so much more. Also 2 fitting rooms! Alot of thifting places don't have that and I need to make sure it fits before purchasing. I really appreciate they having that options. I will be back for sure and check out the other two location they have around Greensboro!

Freedom House thrift is next to TJ Maxx on Battleground. 1 of 3 locations. Always busy with…read moreshoppers. A step above Good Will. I prefer the north Battleground location. They have small selection of used books. Friendly staff.

There has always been a special place in my heart for organizations or businesses that engage,…read morementor and hire people who have struggled in their lives or needed someone to give them a helping hand. When I was the Executive Director of the Community Theatre of Greensboro, we worked very closely with Delancey Street. This organization works closely with drug addicted men and helped them with their recovery. As a way to support the organization and put a few dollars in their pocket, Delancey Street offered moving services. We hired them whenever possible for moving gigs, but the greatest pleasure of all was giving them a block of tickets to attend one of our productions. After what they had been through personally, socially, financially and emotionally, I could always feel their great sense of pride and Joy when all these guys showed up at the theater dressed in a nice pair of slacks and shirt, feeling like they belonged. Feeling like they too can enjoy the better things in life. Feeling empowered and hopeful. Many of them had never seen a play or musical before, but you could see the absolute joy and awe on all their faces as they took in what was happening on the stage. Delancey Street is an organization worth supporting! I remember when I was in Kenya, part of my tour was spending a day or two at the East African Mission Orphanage. A marvelous couple from Australia had started a small community of orphans, and over the years have built an incredible refuge and home for so many children in East Africa who are homeless. There they get an education, housing, food, friendship and love. In turn, the children and teenagers welcome tourists, spend quality time with them and also have chores and responsibilities as part of the orphanage community. This is an extraordinary organization worth supporting! So it's no wonder that as I kept passing by the Malachi House II Hand Car Wash on Wendover avenue / Burlington Road every Monday and Wednesday on my way back and forth to Elon to teach, I wondered what kind of car wash this was. Turns out it's connected to the Malachi House II, a faith based drug rehabilitation program and facility that works with men for full recovery from drug addiction and counsels and guides them to stay drug free, finish their education, find a place to live and a job and live an enriching and meaningful life. Many of them work at this car wash to support the program and put a few dollars in their own pocket. So last week I decided to give it a shot and I was so glad I did. Only $15! The guys are very friendly and thorough. You have to be prepared to give yourself a little time because this is not your typical machine drive through or the guys that wipe you down for 2 minutes. These guys want to make it right and to take their time. Conveniently located on East Wendover/ Burlington Road, you can't miss it. Once they took over my car, I sat down on the side to see how this all works. I noticed several men in folding chairs enjoying chatting and visiting along with the workers. Seemed like they were all friends which was nice to see. Everything is done by hand. You're not driving through some mechanical shower with rubberized soapy strips slapping against the side of your car. Your car is vacuumed and rinsed and soaked and washed and dried all by hand! That's the way I like it! You have the option to tip the guys personally, but there were so many of them that I decided to leave a nice tip in the jar inside and let them split later. It is good to consider a tip when you go here because I have a feeling that goes directly to the guys working As I sat there and watched these gentlemen working hard and struggling and aspiring to be drug-free and live a more "normal life", I could not help but think about people in my world who complain about their current situation or their struggles. With what's happening in the world today and knowing what these men at Malachi House II are going through, if you have a job, your bills are paid, you're in good health and you can find toilet paper at the grocery store, you are in great shape! Thank God and be grateful that your world is not driven by when and how you are going to get your drug fix today. And when you have a few dollars in your pocket to donate, think about Malachi House II, or better yet, head to their hand car wash on Wendover Avenue/ Burlington Road when your car is dirty, and not only get a great car wash, but feel good about where that money goes for both the washing and the tip for those who serviced you! Count your blessings!!

Car wash the right way. Help these young men out by supporting a great business!!! Super friendly…read moreteam with GREAT ATTITUDES

Clean and fairly well maintained; although quarters take multiple inserts into dryers before taken…read more Water temperature selections don't work either. If you want a warm washing, only cold water dispenses, easily checked by touching the water as it flows into the washing. The owners are friendly, but don't expect a refund if a washer doesn't work or a dryer eats your quarter. Good operating hours.

A great service! Clean and they have enough facilities and wash and dryers for many people. I've…read morebeen using them for five years and have been very pleased with everything that they do.!

This is the ONLY day care I would send my child to - trust me I have read all the reviews, combed…read morethrough all the state reports, and researched about every day care in the triad. The hearts of the teachers here are beyond! The teaches here truly care about the kids!

We love OCH so much. We found OCH through a friend after we made the tough decision to remove our…read morechildren from a daycare that was not providing the kind of care we were looking for. After joining OCH, I fell in love with the school and the care the teachers provide my kids. OCH is a smaller center and the teacher to student ratios are small which really allows the teachers to give the kids the love and attention they need throughout the day to feel welcome and regulated. OCH was recently re-certified as a 5 star center which goes beyond what I thought a daycare could provide! I love to see the creative way they teach the kids the weekly topics vs. worksheets or teacher curated crafts. They learn through play and the teachers work on social emotional learning and helping the kids learn how to regulate when they are upset. Additionally, it is a co-op daycare, meaning the parents have active involvement in the success of the school. We moved to the area in 2023, and I realized almost all of our friends are parents from the daycare. Listening to other parents talk yesterday about not having "mom friends," I mentioned all my mom friends are from our daycare and my friend replied: "that's because your daycare encourages parents to get to know each other! Mine is just drop him off, see you later." She's right - we have monthly get togethers with the other parents and kids and it's a great way to make new parent friends, which can be so hard these days. All of that is to say, we love OCH and I wouldn't consider sending my kids elsewhere.