Around summer time I like to go through my closet to look for gently used items I can donate. I…read morecan't recall exactly how I stumbled across this place but I'm thankful that I did. They making the entire process easy. I dropped off about 9 bags of clothes last summer alone. They even have a couple of parking spots in front of their store for quick drop offs.

We were looking for some place to donate toys that my girlfriend was going to donate to the cancer…read morehospital for the kids from a toy drive she does every July. We searched for a place on short notice and found this place who give to the women shelter. This was the right place for us so we donated and made someone Christmas.

So organized and clean- friendly staff and ample parking available…read more I think they have great prices!

Used to love coming here. I still do occasionally now. But since they've re-organized things I feel…read morelike their prices have went up drastically. Some items you'll find at a fair price. I just wish they knew what items came in and have sat so they can lower the price but I've seen items there for weeks and the price is still the same and not even marked down to sell. So things just sit. It's fun to find treasures but it's definitely goodwill prices now.

A neighborhood gem! This Salvation Army location is well trafficked and for good reason. The store…read moreis organized and contains a wide variety of items including a large collection of near perfect condition furniture. Everything is clearly marked, priced fairly, and the inventory rotates quickly. I love to stop by on their special store-wide 50% off discount days and check out their dish-ware and women's blazers sections. You never know what you're going to find which makes the visit all the more exciting. They also have a great system to donate items. Pull up to their donation truck in the parking lot and an attendant will assist with unloading your items and providing a drop off receipt if requested. Great service!

Prices are too too high. You can get most of the same items new at the department store.read more

What a nice resale store! We went there after eating at Citizens (so fun!), and I mentioned to the…read morewomen working there that we had eaten at Citizens. They told me if we show our receipt we get 20% off. I don't take receipts anymore bc they're covered in BPA. So they asked what we ate and then gave us the discount. We got all kinds of cute clothes and toys for the three year old, and a Free People top for one of us! Oh, and they have a small Christmas section where I got the cutest framed pic. Note that they moved locations recently so the map we used wasn't updated. New location is across the main road running through Hempstead from the big courthouse looking building. Check it out! Drop off donations any time in the alley next to their store. They're in need of jewelry at the moment which I plan to take with me next time.

I've tried shopping in this store twice now, and the prices are much higher than other thrift…read morestores. I'm grateful they are helping people, and the store looks very nice; but people don't shop in thrift stores to pay $22 for a pair of blue jeans ( no matter what brand they are). I was told by the employee " those are Ariats", so the nicer things are priced higher. They were the ones that were in his size and the ones he wears normally. I'd honestly rather run down to South Texas Tack and buy them brand new at full price before spending that on a used pair, that were already ragged at the bottom. It seems as things are donated to y'all, you would rather move the items quickly to make room for new items but instead I saw the same things sitting on shelves that were there when the store first opened (because the prices are too high). I even looked at a vase in the back, that was one that you receive flowers in and it was marked $6. It should have been $1-2 if it's at a thrift store. So if your looking for a true thrifting experience with great deals, this isn't your kind of place I promise you.

Great store but every time we go we see the employee's car double parked and it's always tough to…read morefind a parking spot.

Holy prices Batman!…read more I had seen reviews talking about the outrageous furniture prices and thought, "How much could they really be?" So when we were in the market for a dresser for our child's room, I stopped in. I could not even believe how much they were... think $200-300 for a USED, DINGED UP, SCRATCHED, (missing hardware in some instances). Occasionally there was a "50% off" tag on items but they still ended up being like $150. For this cost, I will be going to Homegoods and buying a NEW dresser. The only thing I could think of is that many people like to buy cheap furniture and paint it and sell it for $$$ and this would discourage that... but it also would discourage low income families to purchase furniture. But... on my way out, I checked out the clothing prices and these were just as insane. $8.99 for USED shirts. One was literally a plain Gildan T-shirt with an "S" ironed on it... $9. WHAT IN THE WHAT?? The pricing is CRAZY. Don't low income families shop at thrift stores? How can they afford it here?!?! I will NOT be back. Isn't this place running off DONATIONS. It seems criminal to be selling items they got for free for so much.

I love the resale shop in old town Katy and their new location. Clothes are affordable, selection…read morechanges quickly and find housewares and furniture items for reasonable prices.

I love this place for thrifting! It is HUGE and has a great selection of clothing and furniture…read more The furniture actually was really impressive, since I've been to many thift shops with broken down, outdated, over-priced unsellable pieces I would NEVER want in my home. This place wasn't it. I happen to go on a Wednesday when ALL clothing is 50% off! WOW! I was able to score a bunch of Nike running shorts for $2 and $3 each, as well as some fashionable tops. I even saw a pair of Tory Burch Sandals on the selling for for $9.99 (not 50% off though). This place is really big and has a kids section as well. All the clothing is colorized and there is a fitting room and public restroom for your convenience. Overall, a great shopping experience, and the workers are really friendly as well. Lots of parking too, and conveniently located off Hwy 6.

Their website does not mention not taking "pack and plays". Why? They take cloths, toys, etc. that…read morechildren possibly "puke" on and receive (sometimes without being washed). It has been in my house for 5 years and 2 grandsons. Even sanitized before trying to donate! Maybe because I wasn't wearing a "Dr. Fauci" mask! I drove an extra 20 miles one way to donate it, for nothing. Go figure!