The Shabby Loft is one of those therapeutic stores where you walk in and instantly feel like you…read morecan relax. They sell lot's beautiful items even some vintage looking furniture. You can find items here to give as gifts like mugs, locally made jewelry, kitchen items, even handmade scarves. Could ben dangerous though; you'll definitely want to buy everything!

This new local shop is loaded all sorts of fun items…read more Add to your farmhouse or rustic home decor. Pick up a cute hat or necklace. Find a gift. This place is super cute. Go check it out!

This store looks to be brand new and is in a great location right off I-95. We stopped in before…read moremeeting up with a family member for lunch in Melbourne. The store is huge and has a massive drop off area. There is a large section with racks filled with kitchen wares, holiday items, knick knacks, and home decore. There is a decent sized book section, some nice furniture available, and a massive amount of clothing (racks and racks!). Staff were very friendly and helpful on this visit; however, they could have used another cashier in the checkout area, as it was backed up. I have to say that I agree with other reviewers that this Goodwill like many are way overpriced. Especially the clothing, old games, DVDs, books, and CD's. No one wants this stuff anymore so why are you charging so much? Some of the clothes are old looking and they still want $3-$5 for it. Plus you can't get a refund, only an exchange within 3 days. Additionally, there is nowhere to try anything on, so I don't know if it fits until I get home. If that's the case I'm not going to even buy it and I'm sure everyone is in the same boat as me so it's just going to sit on a shelf forever. Like many other reviewers have stated, and I agree, you're getting all of this for free so why can't you take some of the money you make to hire a staff worker to oversee the changing rooms? You would sell a heck of a lot more clothes if you did. I didn't see anything that interested me here today but my mom and Nancy purchased some clothes and hats. They would have bought more but they couldn't try anything on and weren't willing to risk having to take it back should it not fit when I get home. See what I am saying!!?? All in all, it's still worth the visit if you're shopping in the area there's still are some deals to be had.

I'm a handicapped woman with a bad back and when I went to drop off a 10 by 14 rug a man brought…read moreout a yellow cart and made no effort to help me get the rug out of the bed of my truck ....he just stood there and said nothing!! Goodwill makes good money off merchandise that people donate to them!! That's the last time I donate anything to Goodwill!!

Great donations, great prices, and great volunteers makes this store one of the best places to shop…read morein the county. I enjoy the community vibe that exists with people recognizing each other and stopping to chat in the aisles. Housewares, apparel, books, decor, and vintage items are some of my favorite sections of the store to visit. It's fun when the cashiers start to recognize me as a regular too.

Great service, great selection, outstanding value. I can't…read moresay enough about this charity shop. Not only does it have great service, friendly, workers, lovely clothing, well cared for at a very good value. It also supports a good deal of charities in the area.

They had a nice selection of things. It just wasn't my day to strike gold with purchases.read more

Very friendly staff, super accommodating taking multiple trips worth of stuff off our hands. The…read morestore itself is very nice and not too crowded with junk.

The fam and I stopped in on our way home from Melbourne to see if we could find a great deal before…read moreending our day . This place has a lot of stuff! If I was a much younger man just starting out in life and had to rebuild from ground up, than I would be shopping at thrift stores like Molly Mutt all the time. They have just about everything you need at a very affordable price. They have tons clothing and shoes; a variety of appliances, cooking utensils, and silverware; electronics, DVD's, CD's, VHS; hair care items such as irons, curlers, hair dryers; loads of books, trinkets, holiday decorations, knick knacks, and so much more. The one thing they do not have is a restroom for customers, so this cut our time here short. Alternatively, they do have a changing room so you can try on before you buy, unlike many thrift stores we have been to in the last few days. Today, I purchased a music book for piano filled with Christmas songs. The book looks like it has never been opened and is in like new condition inside and out, minus the rusted staples in the binding. I only paid .58 cents which is a huge bargain when comparing to my last few music book purchases at other thrift stores over the last couple days. All in all, it was a great stop and worth the visit, just know that there is no public restroom available so take care of business before you arrive.

Great thrift store. Small but Nice selection of clothes, dog clothes books knick knacks…read moreelectronics men's clothes hats jewelry You're sure to find something prices are good plenty of parking in front.

Amazing selection! Looking forward to going to the new store in Cocoa Village. Urban farmhouse,…read morecountry, unique and conversation pieces. Homemade furniture as well.

From the owner: Our business provides unique vintage & repurposed furnishings and home decor. We want to wow our…read morecustomers by using materials that would otherwise be discarded or sit in a old barn till the end of time. We pride ourselves on creating & designing that one of a kind piece that will make your friends and family take a second look!

I only had a few minutes to drop off some household goods at a donation site. This location is new…read more(used to be a bank), but access was efficient. Pull up to the sidewalk and an attendant will meet you at your car with a donation bin. If you don't see the attendant, there is a bell to ring. The whole process took less than 2 minutes. In and out like a champ! #traviswinmanauthor #todaysdiscovery

Tones or quality clothing that's clean to thumb through. Interesting assortment of Disney hats and…read moreears that have been lost at the parks! The staff were super friendly. Will go back soon!

Showed up this morning with a a full car of higher end things to donate. A gentleman was putting…read morethe bins out for donations I went to unload and another very very rude man pointed to a sign a ways off that said no donations. He made a snide comment under his breathe that was very mean so I got in my car and left. I could care less about the donations, but I will not be spoken to like that.

Nice New srore. Prices are a little high…read more But I did find two hats with the 50% off they were $4 each. No dressing room. But they do have bathrooms. Plenty of parking. We went here on a Monday and it was senior day. 30% off. 55 and over.

I used to shop at Goodwill 1x a week. I stopped going because of their outrageous prices. I…read moredecided to go yesterday and try again. Even worse than before. $7.99 shirts that has holes & stains. Whoever is pricing the donations is going to price you out of business. Most of your cloths I can get cheaper on sale or clearance at stores, and they won't have stains on them. Almost every shirt I picked up it was stained, stretched out or had holes. I walked through the store and put back everything I looked at. I will not pay your crazy prices. I also will not be going back. Good Luck!!!! Greed will catch up to you.

I have worked with this organization for 10 years or more; Most people are ignorant of the…read morehomeless in our areas. There are people working every day that have families that live in tents in the woods. Greater Love brings food to them where they are temporarily staying, every morning; they help victims of abuse and their families relocate to safe locations and help them get in contact with organizations that can help them. Greater Love for the Homeless has been on the news multiple times for the work they have done - I support this organization personally even though I am not directly affiliated with it. They are a 501(c)(3) organization and I have put feet on the ground at 5am with their founder to bring food to mothers and children and fathers to help them get back on their feet. If you can help, please do. The homeless aren't an "issue" - they're people just like you. For you older folks, when the Space Shuttle Challenger had that incident - do you have any idea how many engineers and support people with families suddenly couldn't pay their mortgages or car payments or property taxes? This happens more than you think.

From the owner: We provide hot meals, hygiene items, counseling and a friendly ear to listen. We will make every…read moreeffort to reconnect the homeless with family as well as offer assistance to finding employment and housing.