Cheapest store in town wide variety of items very affordable! Furniture clothing everything you…read morecan think of you might have to search for stuff but the prices are great

Friendly, helpful staff, large space, good prices on clothing. Housewares such as dishes are a bit…read morepricey for a "thrift" store. Linens are more reasonable. Sales are good.

Wonderful Store with great goods. I just love the proceeds that give hope to those in drug and…read morealcohol recovery. Most friendly man at register who told me about the charity i great detail.

Super friendly staff, gave my sister and me a free item on different occasions when prices were not…read moremarked on the small items. It's always fun to go into this store and find something you did not expect to find! Definitely stop by and give it a try!

This place is horrible. Corporate needs to know about this place. Dont donate at this store! It…read moredoesnt go to help people Like it should/could Ive been in before thought id give another try, I tried to purchase an item had no price on it so the cashier (long grey haired) very rude lady wouldnt sell it to me told me to "give a an hour and came back sure" so I did come back item was gone! I was told by other associate it Sold. Sold with in hour,they knew I was coming back they didn't hold for me!!??? Two days later I seen it in a thrift antique store down the road for sale!! How easy that was to pick out what associate or her buddy to resale. I seen the same associate loading her white suv up with nice items! So whats going on Salvation army! I wont be back nor donate. Ive just read after posting on google reviews that a lot of others have had same problem. I believe in the Salv Army this store needs a true corporate person to come in and clean house of dishonest employees thats probably why that one is rude its guilty. Wants to intimidate to bully like pitch a fit so one wont come back or say anything

On our way to grandfather mountain after we realized we may need some long-sleeved shirts going up…read morethat high. After spending $45 to obtain them new elsewhere we passed this gem of a location. I popped in, spent $12 to get 4 people new shirts and we later returned the others. Glad we got them... you'll likely need them if you are going to the top. It's pretty small, but good selection, good prices, nice staff, easy parking.

I love that Village Thrift is run by the local Blowing Rock Women's Club, and all items are sold…read morefor scholarships for local kids. They raised $145,000 in the 2025/2026 season, too--wow! That's even more than my local women's club raised (through donations and fundraising only) for the same period. The store is neatly organized, and the prices are great. The day I stopped in, they were having a half-off sale on their women's clothing, and I was able to find several things that I liked. They also have a variety of housewares, cookware, linens, shoes, and decor. They even have a roomy fitting room to try on clothes. Note that they don't have any men's clothing. All of their items are donated, and many were higher-end brands. I found several Loft and Talbots tops and dresses that I had to purchase. Village Thrift is also fully run by volunteers who are friendly and happy to be there. I'll definitely return the next time I'm in town!

Great thrift store in Blowing Rock. Great non-profit run by the Blowing Rock women's club, and all…read moreof the profits go to college scholarships for local students. Last year, they gave over $100,000 to about 20 students. The store is staffed by a lovely group of volunteers who take pride in making a difference. They have a wide selection of items from art to clothing, jewelry, and home goods. I found a few cute items and felt good about my purchase as well. Please stop by and help this special store continue to be a success. Thanks to the lovely ladies who helped me today, including Nancy and Melissa.

Female Employee (masked up) working the cash register was very rude and condescending towards…read morecustomers. Observed her being this way to a couple people. Barked at customers for trying to pick up a shopping bag after items were rung up and paid for. She didn't like people touching the bags without her giving it to you!!! Give me a break! If you don't like your job, quit and get another one. This type attitude will drive customers away! We will never come back.

Used to have pleasant staff at donation drop off. Not any more the last few times I donated they…read morepractically "snapped at me", surly, poor attitude, unwelcoming. Don't they realize there are other perhaps more worthy organizations such as Hebron Colony, Rams Rack etc who welcome donations. Pitiful

Very clean and organized. Staff is extremely helpful and nice. Great music in there too.read more

weird experience and weird staff. i would never sell here again. i've made way better money on…read moredepop. plus, the clothes on the racks stink like tonsil stones. they only took the really dated stuff from my pile and tried to give me $5.50 for an $80 dress with tags. girl.

"Everyone can be great, because everyone can serve." Martin Luther King Jr…read more Imagine how in an instant it could all be gone. The sea can be swept up and be in your space. Down pours of rain can cause massive flooding and landslides. For the recent hurricane Helene it has caused extensive damage and flooding for several states. Some cities in states such as North Carolina will never recover or return. So many families in despair. Then we had hurricane Milton hit a week later, devastating Florida, but not as powerful as the prior hurricane. We forget about storms and the power of what they can actually cause. It's all a cycle that has brought to our memories. In the wake of this tragic storm organizations exist to provide relief for those that need help. If your able to provide any assistance this is an organization that ensures that your donations will be delivered to those in need. You can even provide your own donation of your time to this organization too. As humans we have a great deal of hope in the wake of tragedy to come together when strife hits. This organized group is the boots on the ground at ground zero to make it all happen. As humans we watch and listen to those individuals that have been harmed, killed, starved, and tortured at the hands of Mother Nature. While they can control the weather, in the end we will come together and fight against that which pushes us down. We will get up and never go down without a good fight for any reason. Life is about living and helping our fellow citizens and those around us. Keep up the good fight and plan for the worst for the next disaster could take you through strife.

Samaritan's Purse is a religious non profit organization striving to provide aid for those in need…read moreall over the world, especially in 3rd world countries and areas of disasters. I respect all religions. Just for the record I am definitely not trying to recruit or convert anyone. I just discovered Operation Christmas Child through a friend, and I wanted to help out too. Operation Christmas Child is where you build a shoebox of essentials and other goodies to give to a child in a third world country. This year they have their own boxes to optimize their operations. The boxes are also sturdy so it serves as an additional purpose for the child who receives it. You can decide to give to a boy or a girl, with the following age ranges: 2-4 yrs, 5-9 yrs, or 10-14 yrs. If you need inspiration, you can go onto their website for suggestions. Some of the items I felt were essential were socks, comb, toothbrush, chapstick, deodorant, stationary, water bottle (to store water, as their water source may not be nearby), and some fun small trinkets that fit into the box. Be sure to check the list for items you should include such as snacks since they are perishable or liquids that may spill and damage all the goods. If you happen to be busy, you can also build a box online or have someone build it for you. 2020 has been a hard year for everyone on a global scale, but I know there are others out there to have it much worst than I do. It was very fun to put together my Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes and I plan on making this an annual traditional.