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

Great store with awesome quality and selection. Hard to believe how much beautiful clothing and…read moreaccessories. Lots of Housewares ate great prices, too.

asked to exchange shirt I bought for my husband for a smaller size and was told " no exchanges and…read moreno returns, thats why we have dressing room". Really should have just let me exchanged to a smaller size. I will re- donate the shirts.

Fun place! Great staff! Awesome treasures! And it all benefits the animals! Stop by and support…read morethem!

Loved this store! Well organized, nice selection. Good value! Visit this store and support a great…read morecause.

I went back to return a $4.99 shirt (more on that later). While standing in line three of the four…read morecustomers ahead of me also had a return. The young black gal cashier would call "Code One" over the intercom, and we'd have to wait for a "manager" to come to the register to perform the return. And each time the tall white dude or tall white gal would continue doing what they're doing, and finally make their way to the register. Sometimes the cashier would need to call (the Code One) a second time, and you could clearly see the "manager" just doing something else, and finally come to the register. This whole time the checkout line comes to a standstill, and everyone just waits. The woman ahead of me had a return, and when the female manager was done with her return, I told the manager, hey, I also have a return. You know thinking she would maybe stay at the register. Nope; she walked off. And 30 seconds later when I got to the register, the sweet young black gal cashier (who amazed me with her patience, and is the only reason I gave any stars at all) had to call "Code One"; and three minutes and 20 seconds later the same female manager returned to do my return. Okay, Goodwill, back to the $4.99 price on men's short sleeve shirts AND t-shirts, that until recently t-shirts were $2.99. You do realize we can go to Walmart and get brand new t-shirts for $5-$6. And you get your t-shirts for free!! For this reason I am out!

Stopped in to drop off a half dozen of my wife's shoes that she's no longer interested in wearing…read more Easy to pull up to the door and an associate came out, unloaded them and handed me a receipt. It doesn't get simpler than that. Afterwards, I popped inside to see what was what. Clothing is well-organized in most sections and they have a lot of it. I spotted a suitcoat that was tempting but then, when am I going to need to be dressed to go into the office again? Prices are clearly marked and they move people through the line quickly. [Review 13429 overall, 748 of 2020.]

My new favorite thrift store in CLT. All of the staff are welcoming and the store is very spacious,…read moreclean and organized. They're only open 3 days a week (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday) and only accept donations on Saturdays until 3pm. I went 6/3 and found some good finds. I saw a lot of name brand clothing in the women's and children's section with some items as low as $1. My personal finds were a new with tags pair of white shorts from Marshall's for $4 and a pair of Columbia brand pants for $4 as well. I also got a few books for $1.25 each and a shot glass set priced at $3 for 5 glasses. They do offer colored tag specials like 50% blue or 75% off pink so check out the signage when you come in.

Very nice thrift shop in Charlotte. This is a members and non-members kind of thrift shop. For…read moremembers (those who contribute to the store's charities), they have a separate room where the members get first dibs on all the new stuff that comes in. For non-members (like us), the merchandise that remains (and there is a lot of it) is then arranged in a different room for the greater public. Even though there is a hierarchy to the visitors, the merch was still in abundance ... they have nice standards of what the take in and sell. We think they are only open two or three days per week, but if your looking to do a little thrift shopping, this is a nice one.

Stopped in just out of curiosity and since I was conveniently in this shopping mall already. I was…read moreactually planning to head to Office Depot already for Thank You cards when I conveniently found them here - an instant win for thrift and zero-wasters! Generally speaking it's hard to get a low rating from me if you're any kind of store that deals in selling used items. That includes all of the many other chains and places that I won't bother to enumerate. Salvation Army is a LITTLE over the top for me because they're strongly religious. But I don't care much. They're making jobs and moving the economy, the way I see it. Plus they're turning what would otherwise be trash into treasure for some folks. This location is no exception and follows the SA standards of every other one I've been to. A good half of the store sells furniture arranged neatly in full room sets. Living room, bedroom, dining room, etc. They even sell several used TVs and appliances as long as they can keep a supply of them on hand. Lots of housewares all neatly organized by color in the usual SA way. It's an unusual way to do it and makes finding things a bit harder but all the more rewarding. Most of the rest of the store is dedicated to clothes. Men's, women's and children's. Shoes, hats, bags, sports equipment and even bikes sometimes. Prices are typically not too bad for used things, especially if you find something that's practically still new. I might have to check back in here from time to time!

This is my favorite Salvation Army Store in Charlotte. It is clean, well-lit, nicely organized and…read morewell-managed. All the employees are professional and friendly. The men even wear ties. It is a real step up from the Goodwill stores but not nearly as big as it's sister store on Independence Boulevard. Both play relaxing, inspirational music. I like the fact that Wednesdays are half off all clothing, every week they have differing tag color specials, and the fact that they only charge $0.49 for DVDs and CDs. All the clothes are in good to excellent condition, with no stains or holes. It appears that they go to great lengths to ensure that is the case. More than anything though, I love the fact that they give so much back to the community. It make spending money here that much easier!

You have to take the time to look around but they have new mattresses and a few good finds.My one…read morecomplains is the same frames one was priced at 2.00 then another at 3.00 and then yet another at 4.00. One would think we should have either paid what they were marked or pay the lower price but they charged 4.0 for the all.Said it was volunteers mistake. Hummm. Good thing they were priced so well we did not challenge them,so we grabbed them all

It's nice while going there don't expect to walk into an extreme queen store and the furniture that…read morethey have there is hit and miss some of the stuff seems priced awful high for used furniture and some of the stuff is priced well. Make sure you inspect everything.

This Goodwill is so clean and organized! Everything is organized by color and then T-shirt,…read moresweatshirts, etc. There are shoes, belts, and purses to choose from and then household items as well. Baby and toddler clothes too. Plenty of parking in the shopping lot.

You never know what you might find when shopping at Goodwill. I came in today looking for two…read morethings and didn't find them. I'll continue looking. Meanwhile, the store is clean, very well organized and laid out tidily with clothing, kitchen items, furniture. Plenty of space, neatly arranged and prices clearly displayed. [Review 1158 of 2024 - 3649 in North Carolina - 22181 overall]

Very very very very very very poor management, from the top down.. turn over is very very high…read more. beware...