This thrift store is amazing and they are for such a good cause. They have an excellent selection…read moreof clothing (including plus sizes), shoes, and they even have pet supplies (such as clothing, toys, and bedding)! This store also has a dressing room. This store provides an great value to the local community that helps both the customer and many animals in need. The service here is always kind, helpful, and knowledgable.

You have to stop by there. All the employees are very friendly and willing to help you locate items…read moreyou may need their prices are very reasonable. I would at least suggest going there once.

This place is really cool. You pay a reasonable donation for the items that you want. It's…read moreveteran-owned and they have racks of uniforms on display (not for sale).

Founded in 1979 in Titusville, the SPCA of Brevard is the largest private, no-kill animal rescue…read moreorganization serving Florida's Space Coast. Over the years, it has rescued and placed thousands of animals into homes while providing a variety of community outreach and veterinary clinic programs. Proceeds from the SPCA of Brevard Thrift Store help support the organization's mission of caring for homeless pets and improving their quality of life. Animal charities are among my favorite organizations to support, so I made a point of stopping by this thrift store during a recent visit to Titusville. The SPCA also operates a second thrift store in Melbourne. The store offers a large selection of gently used merchandise which includes clothing, shoes, accessories, furniture, DVDs, toys, books, home décor, electronics, and kitchenware. I appreciated that each department was clearly marked with overhead signs, making it easy to find what I was looking for. I also liked that the electronics were labeled as having been tested before being offered for sale. While the selection and prices were both good, the store could benefit from a little more organization, merchandising, and general cleaning to create a more inviting shopping experience. In a few areas, merchandise was sitting on the floor, making the space feel somewhat cluttered. Despite those minor issues, I enjoyed my visit. The prices are reasonable, the inventory is varied, and most importantly, every purchase helps support a wonderful organization that gives homeless animals a second chance. That's a cause I will always support.

This thrift store is so awesome and they are for such a really good cause. I typically go to this…read morethrift store with my mother and they have an amazing selection and they offer such a good value to the community. One trip that we took to this thrift store my mother found a mug for me that says "Best Boston Terrier Mom Ever" and I'm a Boston Terrier lover! She also found a baby play pen that we used for my Boston Terrier puppy Sweet Pea. Finally the service here is always kind and they will do their absolute best to help you if you ever need assistance for any reason.

My family and I frequent Blessed Sacrament Thrift Shop. We went in to this thrift store recently…read moreand we were in for a treat. They were having a sale on clothing, each piece was $1! My mom said that she was buying that day, so we were in for a double treat! My mother, and my brother, and myself had a wonderful time looking through the different beautiful pieces of clothing, and we found some really great pieces to take home that day. After we searched throughout the store, and found some great items to purchase, we got in line to checkout. While I was in the checkout line, I asked the team member behind the counter which days do they usually have this sale. He said that he doesn't like to advertise the sale days in advance, because when he does this, everybody waits until the sale day to come in to the store. I just want everyone to know that if they like this thrift store, they should visit this thrift store as frequently as they can. Proceeds from sales at Blessed Sacrament Thrift Shop support a very good cause, and they never know when they will happen upon a day when they are selling all clothes for $1.

Volunteers were friendly, but noisy - loud, chatty. There were some nice items, I bought a few…read morethings. Prices were high. $5 for a used tee seems high - can buy brand new on Amazon for that price w/ free shipping. Other thrifts have similar high prices, but usually offer discounts (by tag color or senior days). If there was any discounts, would be great if staff told people when they arrive.

Great finds at this location. Can get a little busy on the weekends. Good selection on clothes and…read moreI love to peruse the furniture section!

Great store, very big considering other locations. Good finds, constantly putting out new…read moremerchandise!

I recently had the pleasure of visiting -Detention Kid…read moreVintage- and I can't say enough good things about the experience! Devin, the owner, clearly has a deep passion for vintage fashion, and it shows in the carefully curated selection of unique and rare finds I saw there. I even purchased some shoes for myself that were name brand and under 10 dollars and they are not only stylish but also in fantastic condition--truly a gem! The backstory is inspiring and it feels like a treasure trove for anyone who appreciates vintage fashion. From old band tees to classic Harley Davidson shirts, to hip street wear for youth or adults and more, you can definitely tell that each item has been handpicked with care and an eye for what's special. If you're looking for a place where you can find one-of-a-kind pieces that tell a story, or just cool name brand stuff for a steal to add to your wardrobe Detention Kid is the spot. I highly recommend checking it out!!

Service is absolutely amazing, and they truly go above and beyond for what you need while you're…read moreshopping. Also, the prices are extremely reasonable. This is a thrift that I will definitely keep coming back to, one of the best I've experienced. Thank you!

I love this church, I've been attending several years now, and I think I'm a rare breed of…read moreMillenial who enjoys attending a traditional church service without a band and without a big projector screen. I didn't grow up Lutheran, I grew up generic Evangelical, so for me the traditional structure of the service, called the "liturgy" is fascinating and unusual. I feel like I get in touch with the roots of the early church when we kneel and start every service with confession & forgiveness, sing short songs between parts of the service, stand for the reading of the Gospel, give each other a sign of God's peace by shaking hands and saying "Peace be with you" with the folks around us, sing from the hymn book, and take communion every Sunday as part of the eucharist. (Roman Catholics reading this are probably like "hmm, sounds familiar") The music is wonderful, with both piano and organ at every service, plus a great vocal choir and handbell choir during the school year. If you love to sing or listen to music, try this church because we sing at least 3 hymns every service, plus 4-5 voluntary hymns during communion, plus 3-4 short pieces of liturgical music during the service. Haha, if you hate hymns...don't say I didn't warn you! I feel like it's easier to hear "the still, small voice" of God in this beautiful sanctuary with its amazing stained glass windows (when's the last time you saw stained glass that included people of color? And a space shuttle? And Frank Lloyd Wright's midcentury icon, "Falling Waters"?) While the service format is traditional and might even be easy to compare to a Roman Catholic service, the ELCA denomination is refreshingly progressive, allowing women to be ordained as ministers since 1970 (the current head of the church in the US is a woman) and allowing pastors to marry. This church welcomes people of different orientations with the radically inclusive love of Jesus Christ - although be aware that like many beachside churches, there aren't a lot of young people who attend, but I've still felt welcome. Pastor Jay's message is always Christ-centered, and I love that he backs up his sermons with scripture and also takes time to educate the congregation about historical norms when Jesus was alive, and also tell us about the different meanings behind the ancient words and languages the Bible was written in. You can listen to his sermons on the church website. Every July he does sermons based on questions from the congregation about Christianity in general. I love this transparency and willingness to entertain questions about something that some people think is "unquestionable" like faith and religion. I also always feel better when I attend, I found the people there to be friendly, but not overwhelming. I started to attend when I was in a place where I didn't know if I wanted to attend church at all, but every time I attended a service I was filled with a sense of peace and well being, and that kept quietly drawing me back for something I didn't realize was missing in my life.

Resurrection is what church is supposed to be...what Christ wants us to be. We are worship…read moreservices, but so much more. Worship Services...we go at 11 am regardless of the worship genre. Right now we have a wonderful contemporary service with song leaders who are mindful that this is a worship service, not a concert. We learn the songs and they reverberate in my mind throughout the week. Pastor Jay makes this service personal and understandable. His sermon message is the same in our cafe service on Saturdays at 5 pm; our 8:30 traditional service with choirs, bells and organ; and the contemporary 11 am with guitars, keyboard, drums and song leaders. Our friends and our members support an active ministry to the homeless and those less fortunate through a food pantry, a bike ministry, a burger bash for one and all, a laundry day, a hair-cutting day. We seek out our homeless friends and new friends Saturday mornings, not to evangelize them, but to be their friends and put out a helping hand if they want it. As the song says "go make a difference, we can make a difference, we can make a difference in our world". And that's what we are doing at Resurrection, one person at a time. Please come and try us out.

In Florida checking out assisted living places (NOT FOR ME!) and came across this cute little shop…read moreacross the street. WOT has a nice collection of unique gifts and refurb'd furniture. Cyndi, the proprietor, is very talented in finding hidden gems that can continue life in new homes. She can do custom work with old furniture if you have an idea that you might think will fit your home. Another unique process she can do is with heat press printing custom art on t-shirts, towels, or any material. She did some great custom logo work for my motorcycle club, OCMC (Old Coots Motorcycle Club) with an image of a Viking clad reaper. Oh, this is the beach, so there a items related to beach themes.

We just moved here from Texas and came across this wonderful shop. Because our furniture is so…read morelarge and more southwestern in appearance we dropped off a piece and Cindy refurbished it to a beautiful white washed look. It is AMAZING the difference! We are dropping of an old Curio now to have her work on that as well. Can't wait to see the results. Thank you Wild Old Things for the terrific work you do.