I found this place on yelp. This place has a big parking lot the store is huge. They had great…read morefurniture here for great prices. This store is very organized. I was able to find a few things here. The prices were very reasonable. I was able to leave with a few things. This is one of the better thrift stores in the area.

I was in the store recently and couldn't get over the high prices! YIKES! I'm pretty this is second…read morehand items but they're selling for regular store prices. Smh... Yes, it's spacious and has parking but that doesn't make up for the prices. Just because people donate "name brand" items doesn't mean you have to sell them at those prices. Something still had a store tag of $69.99 and I was told that it was 50% of that price. WHAT?!! Make it make sense! $17.99 for some second hand boots is ridiculous! The young lady at the register was nice. :-)

The store is extremely small- they hardly have anything - but walked through and left without…read morebuying anything - thanks again

I am not sure what has happened to this store, but I do know that the prices have gotten…read moreridiculous. They apparently google everything and if EBay has it listed at a crazy price they think they can get it. I think you missed the part about it being a thrift store, and the items are all donated. Guess you are paying those bonuses for the managers and CEO. There used to be better discounts not just for one day but that was changed. I can understand if you have challenged employees training to move to a better job, but this doesn't seem to be the case here. While there are a few employees who are always polite the majority are rude. I have worked retail most of my life and customer service can make or break a store, well yours is at the breaking point. I also know most stores have a policy to not provide bags, but when someone buys a lot of breakables you would think they would have a little bit of wrapping paper. So, as I wrap all of my items, I get rude looks because I am tying up the counter. You just made a sale be respectful. Also, along with the high prices you place stickers on products that will be damaged when you try to remove them. Maybe some training of tag placement is in order. Sadly, this and many Goodwills are pricing themselves out of business and when the economy is bad you could count on filling the void with used items. I am hopeful some change will come and I can continue to spend my money there. ***After I received a response to my review that the sales help your programs I think you missed the point of my review. I am sure these employees probably make minimum wage at best, and all the items are donated so how are you helping the community who looks to you for affordable items to meet their needs? By price gouging? Also this seems to be the case in many Goodwill stores and needs to be addressed overall with your mission.

This shop will take you back in time. Evokes memories of great times and individual experiences…read more You can buy a memory or gift someone who adores vintage piece statements. You find something you don't need but it will be a comfort to have. Splendid exploration.

From the owner: We a collective of vendor that offer a nice variety of unique goods from clothing to home goods to…read morehand made items!

I am a big fan of church run thrift shops, mostly because the people are pleasant and the deals are…read moreaffordable, making them a genuine resource for low income people. I was on my way someplace else when I saw the big "OPEN" sign and, below it, "BAG SALE". Cool. The shop is located in an older building that looks like it might have been a small school? There's a nice sized lot and it's surrounded by a church graveyard. There's shop is on the second floor. They have an outside ramp and a chair lift for those who need it. Upstairs things are laid out well and marked. They have a decent selection- understand "bag sale" means they're clearing out stuff. I overheard the volunteers saying tomorrow was the last day then they would change over to spring items. They were saying things were picked over and I don't disagree. However, I still scored some nice clothes, a new pair of slippers, and a small handbag. Happy! Cash only, or personal checks. I'd stop there again, but wouldn't plan a trip there.

Well I really didn't get to go inside to check it out,the hours on yelp stated Sunday Hours, when I…read morearrived the hours were different on the door, no Sunday hrs closed on Sunday, Not a big deal really I'll just try again later, I just thought while I was in the area I would stop by and check it out. I will do an update if I ever manage to get back there.

Didn't know this was the home store only for goodwill but decent if you're searching for…read moreKnick-knack items or small furniture items.

I've been going to this goodwill for about 5 years. It's guilty of leaving merchandise on their…read moreshelves for years without properly rotating it to a different store, but that's not too big a deal. They get pretty fresh furniture in and have a great knick-knack flow. They also have pretty organized clothing sections too. There's always someone putting back clothing. Points for finally getting the lock on the women's room bathroom fixed. I just can't give five stars because there never seems to be someone at the register. I'm assuming it's because they need all hands on the floor, but they should definitely have a cashier at ALL TIMES.

Great gently used clothing bargains at very good prices. They are only open on Thursdays during the…read moreschool year (but not on holidays). Very friendly, helpful employees!

I used to love this place and relied on it as a single mom. I haven't been here in a while. Visited…read moreboth the Middletown and Prices Corner stores...disappointed and disgusted. The prices are absolutely ridiculous, I was in utter disbelief. They get this all free!! The prices on the items given the age and quality, mind blowing prices. The greed is out of hand!! This makes me so sad!!

I purchased a wonderful table to match my patio set with four chairs. Very reasonable prices and a…read moregreat selection.

Small but worth a look through. The parking lot is cozy, but easy to access. They've got a larger…read morebook section than most other thrift stores I've seen and a pretty large collection of records and picture frames. Furniture area was small during my trip but that may change depending on what they've got in as donations. They have a donation center attached so there's a chance this store gets to pick what goes on display/on the floor before other stores do, which means a better selection than other locations, potentially.

Prices are kinda high here, shirts are 7$ any shoe name brand is 14.99-24.99. Crazy when you got…read morethem for 0 dollars lol. Guess we're use to the normal goodwills that charge 6.99 for shoes and 2.99-4.99 for shirts. We did leave with 4 finds tho so not to bad of a trip.

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.