Awesome service! Super easy to make an appointment for them to pick up your used items. They are…read moresuper polite and helpful. Will be donating more through them soon!

Easy to make an appointment for pick up. Easy instructions to get your stuff ready for pick up…read more Great organization to give to where our veterans need things that we can help them with. Show appreciation to our veterans that have served our country for us.

Vietnam Veterans of America is a non-profit corporation committed to serving the needs of all…read moreveterans and their families. They offer free pick up of donated items such as: * Clothing: men, women, baby, children * Shoes * Housewares & glassware * Jewelry * Bedding items * Toys/games/bikes * Tools * Small furniture * Small appliances & electronics * Draperies & curtains Between the hours of 8am - 5pm, rain or shine. The only things they don't accept are TV's, computer monitors, large furniture, and mattresses. You can schedule the pick up by phone or online, and your donations are tax deductible. I feel good knowing the things I no longer want or have no use for can benefit someone else. Makes me feel that I'm contributing to a worthy cause.

We started in donating Arizona (back in 2004) and continued here in Florida. Very convenient…read moreservice. Schedule a pickup online and they arrive to your door step. I was surprise to see some items that we donated on the shelf for sale like a coffee maker, video tapes/dvd, and purse.

This store has a great selection. The other day, I put down a beautiful Liz Claiborne dress that I…read morewanted to buy, so that I can look at some blouses. By the time I turned around, it was gone. I definitely learned my lesson: if you really want to buy something, keep it in your hands until you're ready to pay for it.

A decent and clean thrift store. It was laid out nicely and easily. I found some vintage pink glass…read moretea cups.

I did not find this store appealing at all. I visited as I thought it would offer finds already…read more'found for you". I love going to thrift stores and enjoying the thrifting process myself. However, this store was mainly imo junk.

Always new inventory! This is a true treasure hunt. Be patient and prepared to dig through the…read moregoodies.

If you want good service, selection and value go to the red white & blue thrift store in North…read moreMiami. They have recently renovated/revamped the place and it is a joy to shop there. Everything is easy to find, and the checkout lines are short. If you like thrift shops, then give this one a chance. They have clothes, toys, sports equipment, shoes, books, records, DVDs, plates, utensils, cooking equipment, jewelry, pocketbooks, luggage, etc.

I am loving the Red, White and Blue Thrift on SR 7 in Hollywood, Fl. It outshines all other thrift…read morestores. Their prices are reasonable and I can usually find something great. I have bought shoes, tops, jackets and lots of gently used toys. I just recently got a mini kitchen ($24.99) that is adorable and a loog guitar($7.99), and beautiful glasses.Everything I get is awesome. If you haven't been there then I highly recommend it.

This will be a shorter than usual review for me. I was very disappointed with this store. It was…read moremessy and unorganized and one of the least appealing Salvation Army stores I've ever visited. Parking is a bit of a challenge as it's limited to the outer edge of the store. People double park on the side street, so if you've parked there your car would be blocked in. The store is located in a mixed use area. That being said, you'd think that the prices of their merchandise would reflect the needs of the community. Instead, prices were higher here than at any other Salvation Army we've ever been in. In fact, in some cases, prices were close to the full retail of new items. We did not buy anything here. And we would not recommend your going out of your way to come here.

Parking is horrible. Don't even bother going here on a busy day like their sale day on Wednesday…read more Pricing has gone up in the past year which is a shame. Lots of ripped and/or soiled clothing. "name brand" items like Banana Republic are $19 for a jacket. Unfortunately this store has gone downhill and the pricing is delusional. You can find some decent stuff here but be prepared to search for it. Very unorganized. Employees are wonderful though!

The Miami Rescue Mission has been serving the needs of the homeless in Broward and Miami since…read more1922. First named City Mission they helped the community through the 1926 Hurricane, the 1929 stock market crash, and the years of the Great Depression. In 1935 the name was changed to Miami Rescue Mission and they continued to offer help to the community during the years of WWII. In 1969 they opened their building at 2250 NW 1Ave. In 1980 it became the Center for Women and Children. In 1992 the Broward outreach center opened. Today they offer 1,300 men, women, and children daily food, shelter, employment, and educational programs. Last year Miami Rescue Mission sever 850,000 meals, 260,000 nights of safe shelter, and helped 4,500 men and women find jobs. In order to fund their programs, The Miami Rescue operates their thrift store, The Bargain Barn. Items donated to the Bargain Barn are given to clients or sold to raise money. In addition to providing low cost items to the community, The Bargain Barn provides job training at their thrift store. Items you can purchase at the thrift shop include furniture, tools, clothing, accessories, and household goods. I was pleased to see the vast selection of inventory. One thing they could do better is to clearly mark everything with a price. On the things I asked about, the prices were extremely fair. Best of all, your money is going to help the most vulnerable in our community. Please consider supporting this worthy organization with your donations of clean and gently used items.

We scheduled a pickup of a natural wood bedroom set bought from a north carolina furniture store,…read morein good condition. However, at the time of pickup they started questioning a 2 inch water stain on top one of the nightstands and stated the furniture was used. At that point we realized how rediculous they were in not accepting a good and expensive piece of furniture being donated. WOW, we often donate furniture and goods from our house and office, but will not use this organization anymore. This is like a starving individual rejecting a plate of food, cause it was cold or the plate was old. God Bless Them somehow.

Wow this is the most amazing goodwill I have ever seen! They have new things and seems more like a…read moreRoss than a goodwill

Large selection but not too many top quality finds when I went. I did come out with a nice blouse…read morefrom Gap. Clean but the clothes were all over the place size wise.

The Rabbit Hole is located in a funky, artsy corridor of North Miami filled with second hand…read morestores, a cafe, and a contemporary art museum. Founded in the fall of 2009 the Rabbit Hole is located across the street from City Hall. There is plenty of free street parking available. According to the Rabbit Hole they specialize in clothing and accessories from the "50's-80's with some older and newer things sprinkled in". Every vintage piece of clothing is hand picked. They also offer new clothing and jewelry. A small display in the front of the store held china and glass ware. In addition to the small store they also sell online with a selection of new clothes. When I walked into the store my first thought was that I wished this was how my closet looked. Everything was so artfully arranged. The New Times has listed the Rabbit Hole as one of the best vintage stores in Miami. I almost left with a brown leather bag for $100 but I just couldn't justify the expense right now. Whether shopping or just browsing this is a fun stop to make.

It's basically a used clothing used clothing accessory shop and though called Rabbit Hole pretty…read moremuch a hole in the wall operation. There aren't all that many items here but what items they do have are interesting, in rather good condition but in my opinion exorbitantly price for what they are. Generally you might be just as well off searching charity donation shops such as Poverillo, Out of the Closet or any one of the second time around type of clothing consignment stores.