This organization does wonders for the community and its people in need. In the past I have taken…read moreitems to their donation station on Scribner as well as Walnut - the staff is always courteous and welcoming - and you never leave without a thank you. I am proud to call Grapevine home because of organizations like this one.

Find good deals with friendly blessed staff always willing to help anyone whom walks in…read more If you're thinking of donating to a great place. This is the nice establishment for gently used furniture, clothing, shoes, children's etc.

They are always so helpful. Hours are convenient. Facility is clean and accessible…read more Samuel, and the twin brothers always help to unload my car and are ready with a receipt. I don't know the ladies there, but, they seem helpful too.

Nice resale shop. Clean and reasonably organized. Their prices were decent. They had both new…read moreand used items.

Great organization and glad to part of this wonderful organization and will always serve this…read moregreat organization if you are a veteran of a foreign war or family member please see about joining

This is a fantastic organization located here in Grapevine. They do great things with community…read more There is always a friendly crowd there. Of course, the drinks are always great and cheap.

They make it easy to donate, and have for years, please check their lists of what they can accept…read more(&wat they do not). Thank you for your donations ! ! !

Very fast and efficient at collecting your items! And they are open during the weekend, so…read moredonation times are easy and flexible!

Great selection of clothes and items for home. I've picked up a couple of things and always at a…read moregreat price. Friendly people, a welcomed feeling when you're there. Great spot

This place has potential with its good location, but when you've visited maybe 4 or 5 times the…read morepast 4 months and a good portion of stuff on display and racks is the same, maybe we should tweak the prices? $30 for torn up & dirty Brooks shoes... makes me think they look at prices on ebay listings that aren't the same quality. You can find a pair of like-new or lightly used Brooks on Vinted for max $12 free shipping. The workers seem nice all in all, the inventory is just not enticingly priced as a thrift store would be. Almost like they want to lean into being an antique store but not offer antiques. Hopefully they adapt to the modern market soon, because I do like the store.

Move aside Goodwill!…read more CCA is by far the Super Target of Thrift stores. They have a MASSIVE supply of thriftiness at your fingertips. I'm not exaggerating at all. It's off 35 and it looks like any thrift store. When you walk in though, they have such a huge cornucopia of clothes, furniture, etc. that are so ridiculously cheap - you won't know where to start to buy furniture. They even have discounts at the thrift store! That's how much closer to free this place gets. I recommend checking this place out if you're looking to renovate. They accept donations so don't hesitate to fuel their business. YAY for THRIFT CCA!

I'm filing a complaint with this organization this evening, but also wanted to write a review…read more I would hope that anyone who donates to this organization goes elsewhere. I would suggest donating to Grace Grapevine, they are so kind and more Christ like than the people representing the financial assistance office at CCA. I seen a caseworker at the front desk at Grace Grapevine hugging someone who came in for assistance. They are so nice and patient. I love the positivity they give off. On Monday November 25, 2024 I arrive at CCA at 9am to fill out an application for rental assistance. When you walk in you're required to grab a number. I grabbed my number and I was #51. I didn't have all my documentation ready so I did have to use their printing room while I was waiting to be called. CCA takes walk ins from 9am to 11am (if your number isn't called by 11am then you have to come back at 1pm, as they close the office for lunch from 11am to 1pm.) Unfortunately my number.was not called by 11am so I had to come back. When you return to the office you're required to pull a new number (so you'll have a new place in line.) I got back in line at 11:50am at the front door (first in line.) The doors opened back at 1pm, grabbed my number. My number was called around 1:05pm. I went to the front desk, the rude woman checked to make sure I had all my documents. I was missing my ledger. I requested my landlord send it to me. He was able to send it about an hour later (maybe a little over.) In order to receive an appointment with the caseworker, you have to have all documentation ready. The rude lady looked over my ledger and added it to my documentation in which she kept and created me a file. Now that I had all my documentation, I was given an appointment for Monday December 2 at 9:45am. On Monday, December 2, which is today I arrived at 9:40 AM , spoke with the rude lady at the front to inform her I was there for my appointment. She said "okay you can have a seat." Right as I was about to walk to my seat she got my attention so I turned back around and she asked (while holding my ledger in her hand) "are you more than one month behind on rent, because we're only helping for December..?" I informed her that I was more than one month behind on rent, and that she should be aware of that because she has all my documentation and a form clearly stating that I am more than one month behind. She then says "Well, unfortunately I have to cancel your appointment and we cannot help you. Per our guidelines you can not be more than one month behind. Of course I was disappointed and I told her it was okay for me to only receive one month help, my landlord is doing his best to work with me. I also said to her "You knew I was more than one month behind a week ago. Why would you even waste my time coming up here?" Genuine question. People make mistakes and I would've accepted and appreciated if she told me that she overlooked it, but nope the rude lady got Loud (at a Christian organization..) I'm the only one that should be frustrated, I am behind on my bills and being told they can't help me after spending 8 hours of my life at CCA. I would've rather spent that 8 hours volunteering there because they clearly need more reps assisting the amount of people coming in requesting help. They need loving help. People who have a passion in helping and serving. Although I am sad and very disappointed that I won't be able to get the help that I need. I am more disappointed in the way that I was treated and talk to. Not once did I get loud (raise my tone.) The representative at the front desk needs to be talked to and reminded that that is a Christian organization and she should be a rep representing Jesus Christ. I am being very honest when I say that your donation should go elsewhere. I am a single mother and I am five months pregnant. I am very emotional right now and that lady, that rude lady needs to learn how to talk to people.

I wasn't really impressed with this thrift store. It is large with a decent amount of items, but…read morethe service was unfriendly. When I checked out, the cashier did not say anything to me. She scanned my item, turned the screen around to me, and walked away without a word. I had to finish the transaction myself. I understand that most of the workers here are volunteers, but basic customer service skills go far. Pricing is done with a color dot system and the pricing is fair. It is pretty clean for a thrift store. Unfortunately, the poor service left me with a bad taste in my mouth, so I won't return to shop or donate.

A great place to find treasures! Your purchases support displaced children (6 months or 16 years)…read morewho live at Christ's Haven For Children. Children are loved and provided Normalcy, Dignity, and Hope in a trauma-informed, family model of care. When you donate your gently used household items to the Christ's Haven Resale Shop, you are supporting their mission in two ways: 1) Christ's Haven Houseparents are able to utilize the items needed for the youth living in our neighborhood of homes. 2) If not needed, donated items are sold at this resale shop and all proceeds go directly to fund their annual operating expenses.

My 10yo daughter did Stand up and Shine camp for the fourth time. It was a great experience.read more

I recently came to House of Shine to attend a junk journaling class. The environment was friendly,…read moreinviting and the space was beautiful. Before the class starts, one of the staff will discuss the vision behind House of Shine and ways to get involved. They have a yearly rotating exhibit with interactive activities throughout the space. Amanda the founder of DFW Junk Journaling Club was our instructor. Amanda provided information on junk journaling, showed examples through her own journals, provided supplies and answered any questions we had. The journaling classes are low cost ($10) and they have ample parking available on site. We were encouraged to bring our own supplies for junk journaling which includes receipts, stickers, pictures, cards etc. The class was casual and you could come and go as you pleased. There are meetups throughout the year for those interested in junk journaling discussed on their Instagram page or on linktree. I left the class inspired and look forward to expanding my creativity through journaling. I look forward to attending another journaling class in May.