What's not to love about giving back? This local service provides families in needs with clothing,…read morehousewares, furniture, etc. I was here recently for a volunteer event with my company and was actually very impressed with not only the employees they had but how much they really do directly for the community. If you have donations to give, I'd suggest coming here to drop them off as I think it really makes a more direct connection with where we live via Goodwill, etc. Additionally I'd encourage anyone to take time to volunteer here. It's a great group of people that really care about helping others.

Crisis Assistance Ministry is a literal joke! I feel they pick and choose how and who they will…read morehelp. if they are the main source for rental assistance then why is it so hard to get assistance with your rent? I was starting a month long unpaid job training returning to my career as a flight attendant that next Monday with leaving that Sunday. I've been out of work since September 2024 having fled DV from another state, homelessness, divorce (that was the best part) house fire loosing EVERYTHING, car accident totaling my new vehicle by a drunk driver, job loss, and had two total hip replacement surgeries 7 weeks apart. So to get through that struggle and finally be able to return to work has been the best thing to happen to me over two years. I went on a Wednesday with all my information for help with my May rent and got a call back from a Myra the following Friday. I was told to pay $1600 of my $2300 rent and they can pay the remaining $700. She had not looked over my documents because if she had she'd seen I had already paid $1100 of my May rent and just needed help with the remaining amount so she said to pay $500 more and they will pay $700 because that's all they are providing everyone due to funding. I told her I don't have a way to get the $500 unless I turn down the job offer and NOT attend training and drive uber and Lyft to come up with the money. I guess she tried to be encouraging with saying not to turn down the job offer and miss training. She had also brought up June rent saying they can't help me with May Rent if I won't have June rent but I said I didn't need help with June rent as someone was staying at my place the month of June and paying the rent in addition to taking care of my pets while I was away. i had everything figured out. I just needed that last boost of help to get me back on my feet. I was only behind because I was in a car accident in April and wasn't able to drive uber/lyft a few weeks and got behind but paid a portion of May rent with what I had saved. So ultimately, I've turned down the position, paid the $500, now behind the rest of May and now June, (since the person staying at my place no longer needs to stay) I went to crisis ( I don't get return calls) to leave word to my case worker for assistance and I'm waiting for a call back. I don't expect any help without added stress and I don't wish bad on anyone but I really feel some of those people working there need to understand by experience, the struggle and pain of regaining your life back and the humility of having to ask for help. I've read through all the comments and feel for everyone and pray something more can be done to help the entire community because Crisis Assistance Ministry is NOT it!

I stopped by Thrift Pony this past weekend to see what I could find and per usual they had some…read morecute items for me!! I love just looking through their racks until something fun pops out. I found this super cute blue corduroy shorts and a pair of artsy earrings for a really good price. The staff is always so sweet and chatty here! Also, the playlist was a vibe the whole time I shopped. I love coming here and cannot wait for their new location to open up!!!

I'm in love with this store. Such a cool spot in Camp North End! I'm not going to lie, I stood…read morearound for a minute to take everything in. The decor is beautiful, and the atmosphere is so accepting and welcoming. There's a mix of secondhand vintage finds and modern consignment pieces, and everything is reasonably priced! I was pleasantly surprised when I checked out the price tags. There's a unique variety of options and lots to choose from. Shirts, bottoms, purses, accessories, shoes, coats, dresses.... and so much more. I love how everything is so thoughtfully curated. There is also a section solely dedicated to plus sizes. They host several community events/pop ups every month. If you're in the Charlotte area it's definitely worth a visit!

I did some volunteer work with the Urban Ministry Center's Community Works 945 project earlier this…read moreyear, and it was an amazing place. The 945 Project combines efforts from artists and activists within our community with the talents of local homeless for various projects to beautify our community and to help the local homeless move towards employment and self-sufficiency. I did a little tutoring for folks studying for the GED exam as well as helping people with resumes, and it was a fulfilling experience. The environment around the 945 building is amazing. There's all this art all over the place, and people kind of wander in and out to work on their projects and talk about what's going on in their lives. It was a really healing, healthy place to hang out, and I met a lot of interesting people. If you're public-service inclined and looking for a place to do some volunteer work, I'd recommend checking out the Urban Ministry Center. They are pretty creative about putting people's skills to work, so you might be surprised at how they can use your talents.

It is so nice what they are doing here. It is a place that the less fortunate can go to for food…read more They can also do their laundry there. There are arts and crafts and it turns out a lot of the neighbors there can make some nice art! They can also sell it at the fairs they have too which is awesome. It's always good to give out a helping hand.

Take a wide variety of donations. Donated clothes or of high-quality with very reasonable prices.read more

From the owner: Tender Hearts Ministries provides a Tender Heart to those in need. We offer shelter to clients…read morethrough a nine-month back-to-work program. Our headquarters and donation processing center is located at 145 Blackburn St in downtown York, SC. We also have a women and their children shelter and a separate men's shelter, both in the city of York. We have numerous outreach programs including feeding homebound seniors. Please visit our four thrift stores that support our mission. Rock Hill, Clover, York, and Chester

Not the best Goodwill in the Charlotte area. The selection of household items was mediocre. They…read morehave an extensive amount of apparel. I noticed there's a community room that I believe can be rented out at this location. I didn't really care for the employees talking loud to one another over the customers. A couple of them even crossed directly in front of me without saying "excuse me."

I wish all Goodwills were like this Goodwill on Wendover. Clean, nice staff, very well maintained…read moreclothing, and the pricing is consistent (unlike other bigger city Goodwills like NYC or Chicago where the range of pricing goes from $5-$50!). Staff are super nice, and making sure the store remained clean. As for the goods, a lot of current styles but also found some great vintage as well - picked up J. Crew, Amo jeans and an adorable Savanna Jane blouse NWT! All in all a very positive experience--will definitely be back!

Fabulous thrift store with clothes, games and housewares. They have a great selection of toys too…read more Excellent prices and they help people in the community with their housing, food and utilities.

If I'm not mistaken clothing was organized by color and size and type. Jeans were definitely by…read moresize. Jewelry. Workout wear. Costumes (final sale). shoes. Really nice selection on all. Staff so nice. Got a great vintage-y bracelet for 4$. Parking out front. Donations accepted.

If you're looking for a shopping experience that includes name brands and high quality, but you're…read morealso looking for something a bit more high touch than a regular Goodwill store, the GW is the spot. This is like shopping at a full boutique but you're getting prices that are similar (but still higher) than Goodwill. It's Goodwill Plus. We has a very pleasant time today, trying on a couple pairs of jeans but not finding any we liked. The store is neatly organized and arranged by color. A belt did make the cut and is now in the closet at home. A nice selection of dressy men's wear too. If I needed a new suit or sportcoat, this is the spot. We'll definitely be back. [Review 1864 of 2024 - 3730 in North Carolina - 22886 overall]

Stopped in today after hearing good things about this location. Staff at the front welcomed…read moreeveryone in. Found a lot of really cute things for good prices. A lot of items are 4.99 and the price goes up from there based on brand or if it is new with tags. Store is organized by color. Nicely decorated. Feels like a boutique. Definitely a place to check out.

Literally one of the BEST thrift stores I've ever gone to …read more I would personally go here for items more than clothing but either way it is AMAZING here , they have the cutest antiques and it's all very well kept ! I've only gone once but just from that one time I went I know I will definitely be visiting again soon .

From the owner: Find Your New Favorite Items for Less Browse our community…read morethrift shop in Concord, NC to see what speaks to you If you want or need new furniture, household items, antiques or clothing, don't pay full price if you don't have to. By His Grace Fine Thrift Store has a wide selection of gently used and new items just waiting to go home with you. From special occasion clothing to furniture for your first apartment, our Concord, NC local thrift shop has what you need. We restock our store every Monday, so stop back often to see what we have for you.