My son and I had so much fun exploring outlet bins! It was such an adventure finding things…read morebringing them to the counter for their price and seeing what little surprises we could find I highly recommend a trip out there!

Tanya was exceptionally helpful Assisting me with a large heavy but spectacular mirror. It's a…read moredifferent experience, made fun by a nice work crew and a nice lead guy.

Yes. Nice displays and lots of furniture, household items, and clothing to choose from .... I…read morecan't wait to go back!!!!! You can spend a lot of time to see everything.

When I arrived, the sign out front still says Second Chance Upscale Resale, but there's a different…read moresign on the building, and it was closed.

As an avid thrifter, my focus used to be high-end fashion. Not so much any more. My current…read moremission is art. Next year we hope to leave FL -- sorry, the state doesn't do it for me -- and sell my house, furnished. Art that I cherish is coming with me, but I don't want to leave bare walls. We fell upon Community Thrift Store almost inadvertently. They have plenty of framed pictures and wall hangings, some well-priced, some over the top. I have no interest in anything mass-produced that looks like it belongs in Motel Six. Simply put, I know what I like when I see it. And I saw it! A nicely framed, beautifully matted and signed photograph by R.C. Fulwiler from Saugatuck, MI. Reasonably priced at $15, it was also eligible for a 40% discount. Score! Community Thrift has furniture, most in very good shape. (Maybe I should have bought the solidly-built handmade table, also priced at $15.) There's a rack of clothing, supposedly from Chico's -- eh -- and other items one normally finds thrifting. Walking out I noticed that the store is under the direction of Shell Point, a wonderful senior community that houses the Tribby Gallery. (Tribby's exhibits always pique my interest. If you're local, check their schedule.) Proceeds go towards combatting Parkinson's disease. I like this place!

This was a great store before they moved. It was layer out beautifully before. Fast forward to the…read morenew store. It's is terrible layout now. Visually it's dark in the bulky cabinets when you walk in the door. There are way too many racks for clothes. That valuable floor space should be used for furniture. Hardly any furniture or pictures displayed anymore. Such a shame who ever laid this store out didn't keep the same vibe. My advice flip flop this store and put your best stuff as you walk in the door.

I noticed on Facebook that this place was opening up and I wanted to check it out. All my days…read moreoff, I love to go to antique shops and thrift stores to go out hunting for treasures. Over oh I was very impressed with the store and from my understanding is that he is constantly buying units and so what is there one day will be totally different than what will be there the next. this is a place that I plan on visiting every week and I strongly recommend that You do the same!

Happy to see pandemic effects have been minimal. Despite not…read morehaving dressing rooms, I find the good selection and organization compensates. Pricing with daily special tags also makes purchasing easy. Senior Wednesdays for over 50 crowd is very popular. Traffic flow during busy season is hazardous.

We'd been here many years ago. We remembered coming but not whether we liked it or not. The…read morebuilding itself is huge. And is oddly shaped. There limited parking out front and a back lot -- per the signs. Inside, there are a ton of clothes. Items are arranged by category and color. But prices are nutso. There were dresses at $20 and 30 dollars and more mixed in. Of the bric a brac, a lot is thrown into plastic bags s d prices as lots. It's hard to see the condition of the items or even tell what's in each bag. It's a crap shoot. I don't think we would bother coming back here again...

So many things to look at and the selection of decor will fit everyone's need. Helpful that it's…read morecolor organized. From Paintings, pillows, Photos to sea shells.... Amazing selection. We found the candle isle, the tea towel section, the dining placemats & all sorts of glasses for wine, martinis and margaritas...... everything one would need to finish decorating their home. FUN.....FUN.....FUN. !!!!

I absolutely love this shop! When I want to buy nice gifts, this is one of my go-to places. They…read morehave an amazing selection of coastal themed and non-coastal themed merchandise. From art to lamps to dishes to candles to jewelry...even kids books and toys. You can't go wrong! And, they always have a selection of sale items, so you can typically find a great value. And try to catch their annual Christmas open house (11/7-9 this year). The people who work there are always friendly, knowledgeable and ready to help! Time to shop!

My first visit last week. Nice and organized, clean. Everyone was friendly. I'll be back when I…read morehave more time. Betty Althoff

I went for the annual $1.99 sale because I saw it advertised on Facebook. It was my first time in…read morethe store and I was extremely impressed. The quality of the clothing, home decor, etc was beautiful and everything was so neat and organized! (Even during such a busy and chaotic sale for the store!) The staff were quick and efficient with checking out all of the customers. There was also a young adult working who was extremely helpful and also made beautiful displays. She had a fantastic attitude and made my experience at the store even more enjoyable. I love how the store always posts pictures and videos of the merchandise available in the store. I even got some of the items I saw pictured in the posts! I will absolutely be back! I also appreciate their mission. Keep up the excellent work and thank you for such a great sale!

I NEVER leave reviews, but I had to today…read more My girlfriend found an antique drafting table/easel that she's always wanted, and purchased it yesterday. She was beyond excited, and we were told we could pick it up today. Apparently, someone removed the "sold" sticker from the easel, and sold it to a customer. Keep in mind that we ALREADY PURCHASED this item yesterday, it was OURS. How in the world you can be a professional business and sell other people's property that you're holding on to for pickup is beyond me. I don't know how the employees managed to let this happen, and to whoever ripped off the sold sticker and acted like it was available - I hope you feel good about yourself, because you broke my girlfriend's heart. Unbelievably frustrating. In conclusion, if you purchase furniture and the employees tell you that they can hold it for you to pick up the next day, don't expect them to be competent enough to do that. They'll sell it to someone else, even if you've already paid.

Went to drop off items at the Kings Hwy Location in Port Charlotte, FL - had a full truck as we are…read morein the process of moving. This big, heavy guy, Ernie, comes out to the SUV, looks at the stuff, and says, 'We don't take this.' I said, it is clothing, some new with tags, and housewares. And he proceeded to tell me it was too hot and he did not want anything. Very hateful and rude, so I left and brought it all to the Salvation Army, who profusely thanked me over and over. What a joke. They just lost a good donor.

Great prestinely kept home furnishings & lighting. not as much clothes or knick knacksread more

Great organization to donate gently used items. If you are in need of anything, stop by and browse…read moretheir store. They just might have what you need for a decent price. They have anything from furniture, household items, appliances, Kitchenware and more!