I've never been to a Jubilee that has less than impressed me or left one empty handed, so I was…read morehappy to discover this new to me location. Just like the others this one is clean and their sorting and organizational skills on point. It's a larger building so they do have some furniture items. Everything is displayed nicely and I challenge you to find something damaged on the sales floor. The staff is courteous and take great pride in their store and it shows. Prices can vary but I feel they're cheaper than Goodwill and with better quality. They do recognize when they have a vintage or antique item and it's reflected in the pricing but it's still lower than buying at an antique store. Like the other locations they run specials so be sure to check the board when you enter. The highlights of this store for me were the linens, household, and .49 bins of misc in the back. And if you keep going on 422 you can make a thrifting day of it and hit up other thrift stores......Goodwill in Robesonia, and the other Jubilees in Myerstown, Lebanon, and Annville! Proceeds from their sales support prison ministries.

My review is strictly for the online experience. Shopping at The Jub gave me that nostalgic feeling…read moreof shopping at my local thrift store as a young adult. You can find plenty of vintage items, fun toys, cool memorabilia, and odds-and-ends for not much money, which is great. I felt the prices were too high for many of the used fashion goods and accessories (purses), even though they were in "gently loved" condition. Despite finding very reasonably priced pieces for my home and a potential gift item for my collector husband, the shipping charges equaled the subtotal of my cart. Too rich for my blood. If I were a local I'd make frequent stops here.

Discovered this thrift store by accident before Christmas in route to someplace else. It was a…read morelucky find because we were shopping for larger pants for hubby as had been engorging himself with Christmas cookies. We scored a pair of Lands End for $4 that were like new in his larger size. It was a great deal. The building itself looks like it could have been an old schoolhouse at one time with additions added. You walk in and up the steps to the sales floor which was decorated beautifully for the holiday. Overall the store is on the small side for a thrift store but they did have all the departments. Shoes were limited, as were clothing but they were also very selective in their sorting process. While I found the ladies section to be a bit dowdy, that's to be expected given the rural location and the majority of the residents belonging to the Plain community. The staff were friendly and helpful. The prices were low to fair for most items but I did feel like children's clothing was a tad high. Displays were impeccable. They even have a large craft/fabric section in the back, larger than most stores. Because they are a religious based organization their hours are limited and no Sunday sales. I'd recommend and will come back.

No trip to or near Morgantown is complete without popping into the ReUzit Shoppe to see what is new…read moreon the shelves. I couldn't come close to explaining what you will find throughout the shop. Trinkets galore and cases of treasures await you. The staff here are eager to help and are easily available to help you out. They even have a little coffee/tea and treat station just as you enter. There is no telling what treasures you will find here. Keep your eyes peeled, look up, look down and be sure to look all around. You for sure will not see it all in one visit.

11/18/23 you'ld swear you were in a top end boutique- but for the prices- they're oh soooo good!!!…read moreMy friend found something here - a beautiful sweater for 6 bucks and change. I wasn't in the market for clothes but I sure enjoyed browsing the merchandise. This store keeper was very welcoming and explained how the pricing worked. Anything with just a Denison tag you refer to the price list on the wall, any other items have prices listed on them. The prices were amazing, the merchandise appears to be never worn or barely worn. Everything was organized on hangers. There were blingy dresses, regular dresses, cardigans, winter coats, blouses, scarves, jewelry etc. there was a very small section of makeup- unused and in pristine condition everything from ELF, to Tarte, to Fenty Beauty. I would definitely stop in again next time I'm in the area. Every shop keeper was friendly and welcoming during my encounter to the quaint charming town of Hamburg and a big THANK YOU to my friend Maria who explored the town first and gave me awesome suggestions!!

While camping recently I ventured to downtown Hamburg to check out the antique and thrift scene…read more New Life was located on a busy street in what appeared to be the shopping district of town. Various small businesses and antique stores lined the street. The store itself was small but set up nicely and had an upscale boutique feeling. I was a bit surprised to find out they ONLY carry ladies fashion, shoes, and accessories. The cashier explained it's due to lack of space and not lack of donations. I believe the items belonging to other departments go to one of their larger stores. All the proceeds help local charities, and that rotates. There's a sign by the cashier that lets you know presently what organization your purchase is helping. Walking around it was hard to believe everything was second hand and donated. Everything was current, pressed, organized well, and of good quality and brands. Prices were fair to high for a thrift store, but their sorting and organizing process was on point. The small shop had nice displays, the cashier very friendly and a dressing room was present. 2 hour on street parking was available, and I didn't see any meters. It's located across and beside two antique stores. If you're looking for better brands this is your spot. I saw a really nice Coach purse for $49, that's a bit pricey for me, and I don't care much about labels, but this would be a steal for someone else. I didn't buy anything but glad to have stopped in and enjoyed my chat with the cashier. I would stop again if I was in the area.

Cool place! There…read moreare three different stores. One building is womans clothing & accessories (sorry, not sure if there is mens). Great selection, good prices & very organized. Down stairs, seperate entrance, is housewares & books. Across the street is the kids stuff. Love it! Nice selection of clothing, shoes, toys and all kinds of stuff. Everything is in great condition, prices are awesome and the store is well organized. The only bummer - cash & check only.

super cute small store, staff is friendly and will remember you if you come in a few times. they…read morehave a few small dressing rooms to try things on

Hi all Nice Store location, just mins from SHADY MAPLE. Nice…read moremen's and ladies clothing selection, main floor. Hard Goods (downstairs). Ample size parking lot enough for 38 vehicles. Men's and ladies co-ed bathroom, clean. Cashiers both downstairs and upstairs. Reasonable prices, but don't expect hard to find items priced lower than the Internet. All these thrift stores are up on that game. To me a little ridiculous if you ask me. I mean these items are donated, right? LOL I found a $20 to 30 dollar Starbucks Tumbler $2.99. Go check them out and tell them the Guru Sent you. The Review Guru Long Island NY

[687] I love…read morevisiting this Good Will location which is close to Shady Maple. Plenty of parking at this location. This store has two levels so don't miss the deals downstairs The store is nicely organized and tons of sale items to choose from. I'll definitely be back

I was overly delighted to find our 2026 Christmas tree just waiting to be sold atop the dressing…read morerooms. I spotted it right away and had to ask if it was for sale. Three lonely trees stood atop the dressing rooms, covered in dust and in need of a good home. The manager gladly climbed up and with assistance took it apart and brought it down for us. A+ service. The lights do not work, but that is common with these trees. We took her home gave her a good cleaning and removed all the lights. She is a big girl, so she is waiting patiently in the corner of our living room until it is time to decorate. As for the shop (s) there is one main shop with clothing. Another building with housewares, hard goods and LOTS of books, then there is an ADDITIONAL outside area with last chance items. Hubs was able to score an old vintage boom box for $5 that works like new. Between the service, pricing and sheer volume of inventory, I have no other option but to rate Freedom with one of my few and far between 5 star ratings.

As I drive up to Freedom Thrifting, I see a tourist bus out front. This could either be good or…read morevery bad. I watched as happy people left the store with lots of bags. I sincerely hope they left items for others. I didn't need to worry. This is a very well stocked thrift shop. Yay! There are two buildings, one - the apparel store - tucked behind the other. They have shopping buggies, which was handy. The clothing selection was great, everything was in good condition, and prices were good. The staff were friendly and informative. I then headed over to the housewares store. WOW. It's fantastic, lots of rooms, almost felt like I was in a maze. It's on my list for sure.

I was in town for an event and stumbled across this amazing thrift store…read more First off, the employees were very helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable. Next, they have a large selection of wonderful items and clothing at very reasonable prices. I was also impressed this thrift store has local owners who give back to their community. This is now on my radar for many upcoming visits!!

I just drove from Colorado to Pennsylvania on all back roads. Stopped at every thrift store GPS…read moretook me. 90% were non-profits, 80% were volunteer clerks, 50% marked electric items marked "tested" and the once when asked, "Does this work?" The answer was, " There is an outlet, please try it." Or "If it doesn't, bring it back we will give you credit for it. No refunds." This is by far the WORST thrift store in over 1000 miles! It is a for profit store. The help is paid. No appliances, lamps and electric items are not tested. They offer an outlet, but if it doesn't work at home there is no exchange, no credit, just a point at the sign "All sales final." I am sorry, every business should have a customer service. Listen to your customers and come to an agreement. Not just a sign, ALL SALES FINAL. Discussion Over! So as I was ending this review, a comment underneath is this statement... This review is looking pretty epic! Nice. Funny, I truly wanted this to be a happy ending. But that wasn't it!!!

I was on my way home from a fun day in Lancaster. I had heard of a couple of good thrift stores in…read moreNew Holland, which was on my way. As I'm driving I spot Leola Thrift. Not on my list but hey, it's a beautiful day. I do a quick turnaround and park in their lot. Entering this smaller store I see a 50 cent clothes rack. Yes! I found some nice pieces, then browsed the rest of the clothing area before moving to housewares. There I found a fantastic serving dish and some craft supplies. I head over to check out, where two nice ladies carefully package my finds and tell me that the last Friday of every month they have a 50% off everything sale. Oooh. I'll be back soon, on the plaster Saturday of a month because I love a bargain. Bonus: this is a church run shop, with all proceeds going to support their work.

Service Selection value . I purchased a medium sized…read moreleather purse I only visited this store af