Such a fun place to shop! So much to look at! My son bought a neat clock with gears. See pictures.read more

What a fun shop I could have spent hours browsing and reminiscing about things from my past. Very…read morewilling to negotiate prices on some items I got a brand new padded backpack for $6 it was marked 8 I offered 5 and compromised at $6. A friend I was with bought 5 or 6 pieces of vintage Pyrex.

There was a high-end thrift store at this location previously, but, sadly, it closed. So, I was…read morethrilled to see Julian's Fountain of Treasures Thrift Store take up the location with even a higher end of high-end second time around clothing selection. And to even make me more excited to do business with Julian's Fountain of Treasures Thrift Store, it's none profit in support of LGBTQ+ youth who now, in this time of pandemic, need all the help they can get. When I entered the store, I was given a warm greeting by Julian, himself, and a member of his staff. Right away, I felt that these were people I'd like to do business with and to support their efforts on behalf of LGBTQ+ youth. The store is small but full of really nice top end items at more than bargain prices. I purchased a really nice polo style shirt that appeared new and would easily retail for $150.00 for a mere $18.00. As Julian's Fountain of Treasures Thrift Store has such an enviable clothing selection at such bargain prices, staffed with such friendly people and supporting such a good cause, it's a solid Yelp Five Stars in my book.

After reading Marqus' review, I knew we had to stop here when in the area…read more This thrift store with men's clothing was the neatest and most organized i have ever been in. It's tiny, but arranged so you can walk between the racks. If you didn't know it, you might think it was a boutique. All the clothes look freshly cleaned and pressed on hangers. Because it benefits an admirable cause for LBTQ youth, I really would have liked to buy something here. Prices are not inexpensive -- although there was a $5 sale rack outside. However, many of the shirts (including all the Hawaiian patterned ones) are manly designer brands. Unfortunately, we didn't see anything my husband liked. In the other hand, we had a nice chat with the man that was there who told us about the collective across the street -- and that that store benefits the same charity.

My favorite thrift store in Broward. They actually give back to the community in many ways, & are…read morean authentic thrift store with decent prices. They have classic thrift store vibes, finds. & prices. They have a really cool craft section. I also found really cool modern & urban clothing and accessories. The workers are smelly sweet, helpful, & Iove that the company supports the community.

I had a tour of the food pantry and was very impressed with the pantry's mission. A thrift shop is…read moreon one end and all proceeds go to the pantry as well. You may donate money to help support the food pantry at Poverello.org. or donate food supplies to the pantry and donate furniture, home goods and clothing to the thrift shop.

I initially went to the location in Wilton Manors and dropped off 1/4 of my closet since I have…read morebeen holding on to clothes since 2007 up until last year from my travels. Quality clothes!! Another reason was that I wanted to get tested but unfortunately, they were closed on Sundays which was disappointing since the website said they opened till 6pm. Regardless I drove to Ft Laud, got my test and why did I not leave? I ended up buying shoes, brand new cups for my drinks that I can carry to work, a wooden chopping board, Christmas decorations, and vintage signs. I had a ball. I'm inspired to declutter some more because I know my small contribution is going to a good cause versus dropping it off at a regular thrift store. The staff was super nice. I mean super!! Even when I got tested, the person took the time to go over so many things I didn't know and was very much educated on, and will be visiting the following Sunday to discuss. There's such a stigma around HIV, getting tested, and talking about these in my community but these are real issues that need to be spoken about openly. I'm so appreciative of this organization and will only be donating to the closet.

Today was a thrift shop hunt with some light eats in Fort Lauderdale. The name "Out of the Closet"…read moreis a metaphor or idiom, it's one of them but really not sure which. The thrift shop has a wide open floor plan with low racks for easy navigation through the inventory. Plenty of gently used clothing with corner displays of household goods. I found an incredible skulls and roses 2X collar shirt for only $12.00, but of course it was manufactured in China and my arms could not push through the sleeves - this is a common issue for me. Good supply of Halloween ornaments and Pride costumes. All items are priced very reasonably. The shop offers a clinic for free HIV testing including a full service pharmacy. The thrift shop is a non-profit business and all proceeds go toward AIDS Healthcare Foundation.

We have bought many things from this consignment store. They have unusual furniture and while…read morepricy, they are not crazy. We bought a bedroom set, electric fireplace/mantle, assorted chairs and tables. We were looking for Victorian style furniture and they had it. The bedroom set was pre-owned but they promised to get rid of all the scrapes, etc. They did an amazing job! The owner is from NY and a bit brusque at times, but he delivered our furniture when he promised and the pieces all looked great. If you are looking for that style of furniture, this is a good place to check out.

Always an adventure. Love the staff, the location and the finds. I highly recommend. The selection…read moreis limited so if you see it- buy it- or it disappears.

Goodwill was founded in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor and who could fix the items. The items were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out." Goodwill Industries of Central Florida started in 1959. Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. This Goodwill Superstore is located on Oakland Park Boulevard. While still selling bargain thrift, the superstores have innovative and trendy displays. They also have more contemporary designs and modern display fixtures designed to raise the bar in the thrift market. The Oakland Park Goodwill store is attractively arranged. Clothes and new items are in the front of the store. As you move towards the back of the store there is furniture and home goods. A smaller area in the back is a bibliophiles paradise with a large selection of books. Thrifting is enjoying a resurgence as a cool hobby. There are a ton of Instagram videos showing how you can have a business thrifting or how to style and transform thrifted items. A can of spray paint can give just about any item new life. I really love thrifting at this large, clean, and well organized Goodwill. I have been coming here for years and it keeps getting better and better. Goodwill has even added new items to complete their thrift inventory. Right now they have a ton of holiday decor and clothing. If you need an inexpensive ugly sweater for a holiday party, there is a great selection here. Not only can you find a unique bargain but you are repurposing items and keeping them out of the landfill while helping the community through your purchase at the same time.

I was in the area and decided to drive around and check out Oakland Park. Stopped by the Goodwill…read moreto see what book treasures they had. Let me tell you, what a freaking nice Goodwill this is! I was pleasantly surprised with the massive book section all the way in the back on the right side. They had about six racks of books and several books scattered on the table in the middle. I was literally in heaven. Everything was so nicely organized, and there was an abundance of books that I wanted. This store had so many good selections, I really couldn't believe my luck! I started off by just browsing. When my stack became way too high to carry, I went and grabbed a shopping cart. When I went to the front to get the cart, I stopped and asked the cashier about the pricing for the books. I noticed all the books has stickers, but most had letters or specific numbers on them. The cashier, Brian, clarified that handbooks $2, paperbacks $1 and cookbooks $3. There maybe some books priced differently and those are noted with specific numbers which indicate the pricing. Now I got it. Went back and scanned every single book to make sure I grabbed the ones I wanted. It got to the point where I had no joke, about 20 books. Lol. I had to downsize. Although I continue to build my personal home library, I didn't need all these books. I was good and looked everything over again. I ended up with 9 books I was content with. Went to check out and Brian rang me up. My book haul cost me a measly $18!!! Such a great score! All in all, this Goodwill in Oakland Park is super nice and incredibly organized. Not just the books but EVERYTHING!!! Great job on the upkeep of this store Goodwill. I hope to be back soon to see what new books they have.

If vintage is your thing, the Collective is worthwhile stop…read more Prices are fair. Large selection of housewares and art. Vintage glass and china as well as other vintage items. A few pieces of furniture but this is a better spot for jewelry and other decorative Knick knacks.

The Wilton Collective was founded by Julian Cavazos of "Julian's Fountain of Youth (JFOY), a…read more501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to creating opportunities for LGBTQ+ Youth to reach their full potential through community involvement and experiential learning." The Wilton Collective was previously located across from The Manor but they have relocated into the old Holy Mackerel location in Island City Plaza on 26th St. The large space has an interesting selection of art, jewelry, accessories, clothes, figurines, home goods, and vintage and antique pieces. There is also an event and meeting space that can be rented. They have a Mix & Mingle event at their bar every Friday from 6:30-8PM. I loved the Florida prints, especially the alligators and mermaids and they had my beloved vintage Pyrex dishes. Items ranged from a few dollars to hundreds. The prices I did check seemed reasonable to me. They have such an eclectic mix of beautiful things. I really enjoyed exploring this store.

great prices, great people, great clothes!…read more i always love stopping here because the selection is amazing! they have everything from art to kitchen appliances. you'll always find something here!

So glad to find this thrift shop in Wilton Manors, offering interesting bric a bracelet and other…read moreeclectic items. A worthy cause, supporting the local community.

Love working with these guys, amazing selection I'll definitely shop with them again. Happy customerread more

Tomas and Sandra were wonderful. They were so friendly and knowledgable…read more I would definitely do business with them again. I highly recommend visiting their store. Michael