Another successful thrifting days here at Savers. Lot good items at bargain prices. Shelves were…read morestill a little cluttered but was able to get thru the items to see what was there. Lot of nice furniture items at very low prices.

Pretty good selections. Some pricing was ridiculously high-cheaper to buy it on SHEIN, Temu (where…read morethe item came from). Good selection of Halloween type t shirts, Salem, Saunders Sisters, Nightmare etc Shoe section was really spectacular here!!

The volunteers who work here are little angels! They don't make you feel uncomfortable that you…read moreneed help, they are smiles all around and they talk to you, and make you smile while you wait. Please do the research before going so you know when you can in regards to ya name and times and stuff. But they welcome everyone they DONT question your income or anything, so don't feel embarrassed because we all need help. They are there to help you pay 6.00 and you get a range of groceries that they have, you pull into the parking lot at the school in West Warwick, you get a number wait in line, then when it's your turn you go down to the building and pay the 6.00 cash or card , pop your trunk and they load it up as much as they can. It's been a blessing to have them when I've gone through some tough times. Make sure your trunk is empty or they won't put as much as they might've. They're all so sweet, ask any questions you have All the volunteers will gladly help you. This isn't like a food pantry where you get to pick your food, this is a pre-made box that's put in your car. They never disappointed me for 6.00 one item cost that alone and they always give you such a range of items. Good luck, and never be afraid to ask for help especially when you need it.

Be the Change/Project Hand Up has been providing food to the community for years. Before the…read morepandemic, you were allowed inside their warehouse to shop for food at a reduced cost of a few dollars per bag. They offer shelf stable items like pasta, rice and canned goods as well as fresh produce. Much of the food available is provided through local businesses such as Job Lot, Trader Joe's and Wholefoods for example as well as buying in bulk using funds donated to the organization and grants they have secured through various organizations. They also accept food donations. Check out their website and/or contact Coreen at coreenst13@gmail.com for information. They are always in need of toiletry items and welcome donations from church and other community organization 'drives' to provided H&B as well as food items. This is a volunteer run organization. During the pandemic the need for food across the state has greatly increased! Now, volunteers bag up the groceries and place them into customers trunks. Each bag contains the same items (you do not get to choose at this time), everyone, including those in their cars (keep your windows UP) are required to wear a mask for safety and the groceries can only be placed in your trunk (not the back seat for example) so be sure your trunk has space! I have been following them on social media (facebook.com/groups/760470710772856) from the beginning and luckily I have not had need to take advantage of their services, but I have donated to them in support of the community and share their posts publicly. There is no application, no financial requirement, if you are experiencing a food scarcity, drive up and they will fill your trunk with food. Follow them on social media or check their website to know which days they are offering curbside delivery (determined by the first letter in your last name) and what items they expect to be in the bags, with a caveat that the items may change once they have exhausted the supply. This is a much needed organization in our community, especially during this pandemic when so many people are out of work! I have definitely been in a place where I appreciated there were organizations like this one to get me out of a tough spot that many people go through at some point in life. It's completely OK to get help during these moments. As their name states, the are Project Hand UP, not hand out. They are available to working individuals, seniors on a fixed income as well as those who are unemployed or otherwise find themselves having the make tough decisions between paying for rent/medicine/etc. or eating. Now I 'pay it forward' as I am sure many of those who are presently taking advantage will be able to do in the near future. I appreciate the efforts of all the volunteers and Coreen St. Jean specifically for beginning this organization to meet the needs of the community, keeping it going and expanding it to meet the growing need. If you need a helping hand, please get it. If you are looking for a way to support the community you will find a donation link on their website. A community supporting itself, being the change they want to see.

One of the better thrift stores I've been to. It's hugeeee! Has a huge parking lot as well, and…read morelocated right on the water! They have multiple tags on sale per day, I got two Nike hoodies for $5 a piece! . And fitting rooms. Which you got get at savers anymore. Good variety of clothes as well. And staff throughout that can answer any questions. I will be back Y Ellos Hablan español.

Northern Thrift definitely has potential if you like the hunt. You can actually stumble across some…read morereally cool finds and unique hidden gems if you're willing to browse around the racks. The downside is the overall vibe from the staff. They are pretty lazy, non-welcoming, and make you feel less like a valued customer and more like an inconvenience for walking through the door. Customer service is pretty much non-existent here, so don't expect a friendly greeting or helpful assistance. If you can ignore the unwelcoming staff and just focus on digging through the shelves for great items, it's still worth dropping in for the thrill of the thrift

Annette the manager is a wonderful person. My elderly mother had bought a pair of "jogging" pants…read morewhich turned out to be defective...the drawstring on waist was missing so she could not tighten. The manager, Annette, was very understanding and kind. Though the store has a no return policy, she allowed me to find another pair of comfortable pants that my 92 year olds mom could wear. Annette is very understanding and kind. We thank her for her compassion and cooperation.

Nice little store of the main road. Knickknack shelves are a little cluttered and there seem to…read morehave broken items there. Want too impressed with that area. Clothing area seemed clean and organized, but again it's a little store. Look for the bargain and you may eventually find it.