Its constantly dirty in there, the workers don't want to do their jobs and instead talk it up with…read moreeachother and gossip. The employees also get mad if you don't put clothes you're trying on and didn't want away to where they was originally when it's the employees job to put clothes back.. I saw a pair of white shorts with period blood stained inside them out for SALE. The bathrooms are horrendous smelling and disgusting, the environment itself is horrible.. You'd also be waiting in line for a long time since again the employees won't stop chatting. This place shouldn't even be open at this point it's ridiculous it's dirty and smells and the employees can't do their jobs.

As with any thrift shop selection is hit and miss. This is a very well priced store though on…read moreeverything but clothing which is overpriced. Sales are horrible compared to Nashville (colors of week). Staff is friendly and they take American Express cards though for the win

I know they have helped me many times like warm hot meals a place to stay at night when it's cold…read morelike a local churches medical dental I really appreciate the room at the inn in Nashville

Evwry time ive gone here to get my mail they are 'closed early'. Also they say they send your ma…read moreback if its not pucked uo within a month. Thats stupid and inco siderate. All of it. Just let me picl up my godforsaken mail already

While down in the Boro yesterday, I decided to drop off some house goods items at this location…read more When I pulled up, I noted a donation cart sitting out front with help-yourself receipts neatly tucked in a front pocket. For a moment, I wondered if the center was open, but then I could see employees inside the moving about. I'm assuming they roll a cart out front on nice weather days for convenience. This location appears to be very well-kept as all the items I could see inside were neatly stacked. I was able to park and place the few boxes and bags I had in the bin in less than 15 seconds. Fastest, contactless donation drop-off ever. It is also easy to get in and out of this location, which is a huge plus considering traffic these days...especially in the Boro.

I've used this location multiple times during my move and spring/winter cleaning. There's never a…read morecrowd, so you really are in and out quick. When you pull up, there's typically not anyone sitting at the front. That's ok. Just walk in. Someone will come to the front, grab a cart if needed, and help you unload. Very easy place to drop off donations!

I have used Black & Blue for a lot of things over the past few years through two completely…read moredifferent businesses. Debra and the ladies are absolutely amazing. I recently opened a business and told Debra to "make it look amazing". She did not disappoint. She's made banners, posters, business cards, window and wall clings, all the way down to stickers for shopping bags. Debra has an amazing eye for design along with such a genuine, honest, and lovely personality. They do amazing work in a very reasonable time frame for outstanding prices. There's no question that they are the best in the area.

A great tshirt shop doing quality, custom screen printing. You'll LOVE the selection available in…read morethe shop and the ability to design and print your own shirt!

Feed America First is very passionate about feeding our community. The staff is extremely friendly…read moreand they are always willing to share a story about what Feed America First is doing for the community. If you haven't had a chance to volunteer here, please do! If you work for a place that donates food, please donate here! By the way, you can volunteer every Wednesday at 6:30pm.

This organization is aimed at improving the lives of youth. There are crisis and residential…read moreservices where they offer counseling, emergency shelter, street outreach, a drop-in center, and Harwell Lofts. They also offer leadership opportunities and activities for high school and middle school students. And they try to help with access to college and workforce preparation. Its a great program. I know a bunch of Vanderbilt people who've gotten involved and all say how great the program is. If you want to volunteer, here is their faq page https://www.oasiscenter.org/help/volunteering-faqs.html. While I'm not quite sure what the volunteer requirements are, the organization told me that it costs them money to do background checks (since you would be working with minors) and so its not exactly a short term project.

Great place for youth and their families to find support-- whether it's finding resources,…read morecounseling, mentoring, job help, etc. Also, excellent volunteer opportunities.