The Thrift Store at 25 Market St, Morristown has a surprisingly high quality of donated household…read moreitems, everything in beautiful condition and beautifully displayed! It's more like an elegant, high-end, in door garage sale, with an amazing variety of quality items in every household category, but with LOW, LOW PRICES like you would see at the last hour of a garage sale when "everything must go!" We love the bargains, but even more, we love that money is all going to support the wonderful, caring work of the Market Street Mission!

I was in the area and figured I would do some thrift browsing. A quick search led me to this place…read moreand it was fairly easy to locate by GPS. When I walked in, I was pleasantly surprised to find all kinds of home decor and some furniture. I overheard the cashier speaking to a customer as I passed through the checkout area and found her to be so personable and kind to the customer. As I made my way to the back, I stepped into a warehouse-type setting. I was impressed. If there's one thing I learned while thrifting, it's: go to less desirable areas and you'll find less then desirable items, go to more upscale areas and you'll find better items. This was definitely the case here. I found quite a bit of beautiful finds. I saw large brown bags of baby clothes priced at $3 a bag. The bags were closed up so you couldn't see what was inside. It was only distinguishable by the words "Boy" or "Girl" baby clothes written on the bag. I had no use for baby clothes so I didn't purchase them but I would put them on my list as a top find in this place. Other honorable mentions were these beautiful padded kitchen stools -3 for $40, clothes - they had plenty of them and the bread maker I scored for $10. That was actually my only purchase. I spoke to a few employees there and they were extremely friendly. When I expressed concern over whether or not the bread maker worked, one of the employees told me they check all appliances in the back once they receive them and if it doesn't work, they don't put it out. So appreciated because most thrift stores don't do that. The store has a wall with plugs right by the appliances therefore, I plugged it up. I was able to confirm the bread maker did come on and the various settings did work. I would most certainly recommend this store to anyone looking for unique finds, vintage items and hidden gems. I will certainly return in the future.

I was having problems with my heart. I ended up in the hospital. Long story short. I have a…read moretherapist that recommended Pastor Steve and Homeless LONG ISLAND came through and helped out very fast. Asked me what I needed. I still don't believe that I am where I am right now I'm doing a lot better

From the owner: Are you homeless? Or about to go homeless? ​…read moreAre you living in your car, or in the streets, or are you about to be evicted, are you couch surfing? Do you feel hopeless and scared? Are you about to lose your house to foreclosure? Were you served eviction papers? We are here to help you. We have been helping the homeless and those close to becoming homeless since 2007.

I called first as I had some questions and the gentleman who answered was very kind and patient…read morewith me (I ramble sometimes). He explained where to drop off clothing (across the street in the yellow bins) and that the bags should be no larger than 30 gallon bags. The most important part for me was to know that the donations would remain donations and not be sold for profit.

It looks nice and new, or at least remodeled. The beds are typical shelter singles but other than…read morethat it looks like a new chic middle 2-3 star hotel. The security and staff (front area) seem pretty disorganized but I'm just a quick visitor...

The Safety Staff are very hard working along side the cleaning staff! They even maintain the same…read moregreat customer service under compromising times!!!!!

This is an old hotel which was turned into housing for homeless families. Only people with children…read morecan reside at this shelter. They accept donations in kind and have a wish list on the Homes For The Homeless website. I cannot attest to the cleanliness and accommodations of the residents' rooms, but the lobby was clean and bright, there was a security guard at the front, and the staff has been friendly and nice ever time I've gone to make a donation of clothing, books, toys, and food. They have carried the donation bags from my car and always gave me a copy of the receipt for tax purposes. Seems like a great cause and a good group of people.

Shelter and staff is Ok for the most part if u have all your eggs in one bin (if u no what I'm…read moretrying to say). On the defense for others, the food for us should be ALOT better. THEY ARE GIVING US SLIM TO NONE FOOD 4 BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER. Quick ex: this Thursday night they gave pizza and a vegetable. If it wasn't for the donation from who knows where, ii would be hungry. Mind u I'm 35 fit, no mental health & work!!! ii find it unfair for them

Hello sir My name is Lamiaa Mohamed…read more Phone number 347-785-6061 Shelter/ 1424 Herkimer St, Brooklyn, NY 11233 I have been living in Shelter for more than 3 months The social worker treated me in a racist and insulting manner for 3 months, refused to a apply me for voucher and gave false information More than months she refused meet me. I didn't know what the reason and why is it racist religion or what. I meet the director of shelter many times and told her every thing happened with me she gave me different appointments as in imagining below and whe I go to the worker social services on the time I didn't find here. Is this policy for the camba.org Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks.

Am excellent neighborhood resource who meets the areas needs in so many ways, social, day care,…read moresocial services and more. ALL by it's welcoming presence. Keep up the great work, Nabe!