Great thrift store always find something. Staff is friendly. They do close a bit earlier but open…read moreSaturday for folks who can't make it during the week. The lighting needs work!

Great little thrift shop- Prices are fair, staff is kind and parking is easy. At the entrance there…read moreis a small section that all items are free- there are the items that did not sell for a long time and it's a great way to get rid of items verses otherwise discarding. Hope to visit again one day on a bag sale. No complaints at all.

they are wonderful and have great organizers for thrift store! anytime I head into Waynesville I…read morestop by.

When we moved to this town, we immediately wanted to give back to our community. After researching…read moremany organizations, we found that mountain projects was at the top of our list. They provide direct services in food distribution, transportation, affordable housing, so many services for those who have financial issues. They receive a lot of grants from a number of organizations but it is clearly not enough. Their food bank recently ran out and they joined forces with other local nonprofits by using their transportation system to distribute food that other organizations had in stock. They are a team player with other nonprofits in the area. They look to create a support system that assist those in need in our area.. They even have a thrift store in Sylva North Carolina that needs donations. It is one way that they build revenue to help others. They are the organization that provides home repairs for those in financial need. They also build local affordable homes. I highly recommend supporting this nonprofit organization

Ellen and Helen are amazing powerful spirits of light in the community. Love Kitchen is such a…read morefitting name for this place and all that they do. Just a few minutes with these two ladies shows each of us where we should aspire to be in our lives. What they are doing in their 80s pushes me to want to do more for those less fortunate in my community.