I love this sweet, well organized, small but mighty thrift shop. It's connected to The Church of…read morethe Good Samaritan on Lancaster. Whenever I'm in town, I stop in for some finds. Today, it was workout pants, gift bags, and an Oakley sweatshirt. They have a nice assortment of books/ media; men's, women's, children's clothing and shoes, housewares, etc. Everything is reasonably priced!

HOURS Tuesday-Friday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm, Saturday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm…read more A great little shop found by outside entrance in the basement of The Church of the Good Samaritan. Good bargains on books, household and kitchen items, artwork, linens, lamps and clothing. All items are donated and rotated by dates. Reduced items by tag color. All staff are volunteers. Donations shared with St. John's Church, Kensington and Purple Heart.

12/2/23 I loved this Good Will- BUT- item after item after item had no prices! Goodwill normally…read morewon't allow you to purchase items without prices-but there was a wooden toy I wanted for my grand baby. I asked a worker about the price policy and if he could price something. Apparently only a manager can price something. I was able to catch the manager at a good time and he priced the item I wanted so I was happy happy happy!!! I was told by the worker that a manager CAN price merchandise but it doesn't mean they WILL. I would definitely come back I love Good Will!! It's the BEST!!

Clean, bright and orderly. Good finds and constant restocking of new items. Reasonable prices and…read morehelpful staff. Just be sure you don't lose a tag because they cannot sell items without one. Happy Thrifting!

This chain of thrift stores to benefit Habitat for Humanity is a worthy cause, and fills a niche in…read morethe thrifting market, bridging the gap between household goods and furniture (which are typical of most any thrift store), and the housing structure itself. Every ReStore will be a little different as its inventory is dependent upon its community donations, but the general store model is to have dedicated ongoing Home Depot clearance section for a good portion of the store. The Phoenixville store, like others, will be hit or miss on what you need. Yesterday I needed prehung exterior doors. Called ahead and they claimed to have some, but they had zero. I took a pretty thorough look around and posted a lot of photos. I bought some small items for an art project but otherwise it was wasted gas based on them claiming they had what they didn't have. Good cause, and if you are remodeling one room, or trying to fix or replace something in your home, you will probably have good luck here (or at another nearby location), but if you own a rental property, have new construction, are doing a major reno, etc. and need bulk stuff, you will be out of luck. Flooring and tile are in "leftovers" batches of one or two rooms worth, if that. If you check these stores' social media, you will see new arrivals if a supplier donated a larger quantity, but if you have a time limit on your job, you can't rely on them to have something in stock as you need it. I couldn't even get a door, which they claimed to have, so take phone calls with a grain of salt. Prices are okay, not amazing. The 5-gallon paint at this store is $75, while same stuff at the West Norriton store is $90, so watch out among stores.

FDC and I were out and about, running errands and such. Hey, I said. Heard some good things about…read moreNana's Attic. How about we check it out? Sure! In we go. It's.a lovely moderately sized store tucked into one of the strip mall buildings, near the State Store and the Indoor Pool school. Yes, there's an indoor pool in one of the stores. It's a swim school or something. But I digress... Everything was laid out very nicely, they have many things to buy, but not so much that you're overwhelmed. We learned that there are two kinds of stock: CONSIGNMENT items have a larger yellow tag. DONATED items have a small bright orange/red tag. They tend to keep the consigned items more towards the front of the store, also. So if you see an item and you think, wow, that's kinda high...check the tag. Chances are it's a consigned item. We browsed about and found some lovely things - FDC bought a gorgeous Italian Pottery vase and I got some very cool drinking glasses that just happen to match some shot glasses that I gave Lion a couple years ago. Score! On subsequent trips I have found an awesome set of mid-century bamboo plates for picnics (LOVE THESE!) and other fun stuff too. The staff are completely lovely people, the store is clean, well lit and well organized. Proceeds benefit survivors of domestic violence - they have a shelter for victims and also fund programs. Parking is super easy (pro tip - avoid the crowds, small parking lot behind the Barnes & Noble easy in/easy out!). Heck, yeah, I'll be back. It's a great little store supporting a very needed service in our area.

[586] I visited this…read morethrift shop years ago and I wanted to come back and see what they have available Plenty of parking at this strip mall location. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Tons of cool items to choose from. I saw a ton of nice men's suits from Jos A banks. I'm sure someone will pick them up asap. Plenty of housewares, furniture, shoes and clothes to choose from I'll definitely be back

This store is Great! I scout all the thrift stores in local area and anymore there is basically…read moreJUNK! They had Nintendo Games I haven't seen since the 80's. I bought a Scuba suit and a country table for $18! Store was smaller, but they have furniture , just ask them. To all Thrift Store scouters go there! Oh, you will always met with a friendly greeting. A+

I love love LOVE goodwill!! Lots of quality toys for my gorgeous grandgirl. I always enjoy scoping…read moreout vintage items and walking down memory lane through all of the nostalgic and funny items. I was thrilled that when I was in the area my dear friend took me to several goodwill stores and thrift shops when I travelled down to the area. No better way to spend the day!

Man oh man! Dad died. We had tons of his stuff to donate. Holy hell is the staff that takes…read moredonations rude. 1st time was some totally devoid of a personality kid. Maybe 18-22? All the things we brought were on hangers. I said, 'hey you may wanna get one of those racks it'll go quicker.' Kid: grunt. No answer I tried to help him but he wanted no part of it. 5-6 items on hangers easy to grab. He dropped one as I helped him. Hmm ok pick up & grab 4-5 more items? Nope. This Einstein picked up ONE then & walked it back in. Totally soulless. I've worked retail & charity for 30 years. I know to say 'thanks' or even would go so far to say 'needy folks will enjoy these items.' Nope. Also the asshat with the idiotic chin hair. 'Hi. How are you doing?' Grunt grunt Holy hell goodwill Isn't part of your name good? I'll throw the rest of dads stuff by the side of the road before going to see these emotionless ride POS's in person What perfect jerks

This store is very cute with friendly staff and good prices. The store offers a variety of…read moredifferent types of items including antiques

This is by far the most amazing vintage/thrift store I've been to. Everything is in amazing…read morecondition, everything is priced well, and the people are so kind. I got 5 items for $50, including a nice purse, a basket, 2 vintage candle holders, and a mug! Just love it here!!

Thrift & Thrive is the new, larger thrift store run by the nonprofit Domestic Abuse Project of…read moreDelaware County. They previously ran Nana's Attic in Broomall (now closed). I stopped by a few days ago to check out their new store. It's significantly bigger than Nana's Attic, which means it feels far less cramped. Yay! Still very good prices, the "yellow tag" items are consignment and generally higher priced than the store's donated stock. It about killed my soul to see an awesome vintage salt & pepper mixed in with newer dishes in a consignment lot. Aaah! Staff are great, the store is clean and bright. I'll definitely be back. Note: angled parking in front of the building is NOT free, Pontiac is a public street, and those are pay at kiosk metered spots.

I do not recommend going here. Thrift and Thrive has lost my business after 10+ years…read more As previously stated, I have been a customer for over ten years. I have been a customer at this store since it was called Nana's Attic. Today I was there, looking for furniture. The selection was a bit overpriced for the quality. Suddenly, I needed to use the restroom. The woman working informed me that they did not have a public restroom and that I could go to the Dollar Tree next door. The Dollar Tree did not have a usable restroom. I returned to thrift and thrive because, quite frankly, I was literally about to pee myself. I begged to use the employee bathroom. The employees lied to my face and said that there was no bathroom in the entire store. Yeah right, if that's true, then that's a worker's rights violation, and they would not be in business. I explained that I was having an emergency and they did not care. It really stinks to be a loyal patron of a store, then to be treated so poorly in return. Particularly during a vulnerable moment. There are plenty of better thrift stores in the area with better prices AND customer bathrooms. It's a shame that a store that has such a great mission doesn't provide a great shopping experience.

Wonderful staff, prices, and selection! I picked up two jigsaw puzzles and a great shirt for my…read morehusband, plus a beautiful set of Fiesta bowls. Would definitely recommend coming here!

I have been to the PHX Thrift shop several times over the past year and have found the volunteers…read moreto be extremely friendly when I stop by to donate a bag full of clothing. I have also found a few treasures to purchase. The store is clean and very organize.