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    Lost-N-Found Youth

    4.5 (102 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Friendly staff, great variety of products and reasonable prices. They have a drop in center and tons of merchandise.

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    Great spot that helps homeless LGBTQ youth. Don't donate to corporate thrift stores. Donate to this thrift store!

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    1 year ago

    Really great thrift store with very entertaining staff! I always find treasures here from furniture to great shoes to lovely homegoods

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    1 year ago

    Everything about this place is amazing with a great cause to help the LGBTIA community. every donation is like giving a hug

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    7 months ago

    Good cause; great stuff. I go a couple times a month; their inventory is always quality.

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    7 months ago

    Great store once I found my way there! I go from N Druid Hills and I-85 through Executive Park. Helpful staff and great community servic!

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    1st. Monday of each month is a Resellers dream; EVERYTHING 50% OFF. Clothes, Furniture, Appliances, Electronics, err'than'g!!!

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    cheap and well priced stuff. workers are awesome and i found some cool stuff! lots of things to choose from.

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    2 years ago

    This thrift store has a good variety of pieces. The one time I was there...I left with a couple of interesting pieces

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    5 years ago

    Great find! Lots of goodies. Friendly staff. Easy parking. Thank you for a great shopping experience!

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    If you dig you can find some gems, but in general the household items are overpriced compared to other thrift stores in the area.

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    4 years ago

    Great location. Found everything i wanted. Great finds. The staff were very kind and helped me out with whatever i needed.

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    Ask the Community - Lost-N-Found Youth

    Why did the self serve food pantry close?

    I think they move them around periodically, or experiment with locations https://free99fridge.com/

    Love the cause! How is the selection for formal/red-carpet style outfits (in about a female size M or 8)? I know there's always a degree of unpredictable turnover, but I'd like to know if there's generally a decent amount of choice in that section?

    Being a thrift store fueled by donations, its hit or miss. (can you tell me if it going to rain in tunisia tomorrow?) that said I have seen breath-taking wedding gowns there, I have bought brand new Polo shirts there for 5$! The last Monday of the… Read more

    Does this place have toys?

    We do have toys! And at great prices. Stop in to see!!

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    Review Highlights - Lost-N-Found Youth

    And so much the better that proceeds go to such a good cause: helping homeless LGBT youth in Atlanta.

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    My son was homeless..living in restaurant booths , sleeping sitting up in a booth or getting woke…read moreup by police when he tried sleeping in the woods. Walking around in the rain and cold he felt hopeless..But a friend helped him get into Gateway and they helped him to feel normal to have the basic necessities..They had a counselor a job advisor.He was at Gateway from January until May 16 th NOW Because of Gateway he just moved into his own apartment!!! This man is a totally different person then the one that first walked through those doors!! I'm so thankful and beyond blessed that my son got on his feet to a normal and good life because of GATEWAY!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH GATEWAY!!!

    We as a group of 25-30 people went last Saturday for helping the organization with clothes donation…read moreand food donation. This event was organised by ISKCON Temple of Atlanta. I loved serving residents of the Gateway Center and working with their employees. Most of the staff was energetic, helpful and friendly, though there were minor and totally forgivable exceptions. Many services offered but you have to pay close attention to everybody and everything. It is a wonderful place to volunteer for an individual or group. "I am endeavoring to see God through service of humanity; for I know that God is neither in heaven, nor down below, but in everyone." - Mahatma Gandhi Gateway Center is an Non-profit organization in Atlanta, Georgia. Gateway Center is the "gateway" to a continuum of care that helps individuals move out of homelessness. Gateway Center works to end homelessness in Metro Atlanta through therapeutic program and community collaboration. Located at 275 Pryor Street in Atlanta, Georgia, the Gateway Center is a keystone project of the Regional Commission on Homelessness' effort to impact chronic homelessness. The Gateway Center is designed to serve as the "gateway" to the community continuum of care that helps individuals move out of homelessness. Gateway Center provides 352 beds for men who enter into programs geared to address the underlying reasons for their homelessness, such as unemployment, addictions, mental illness or domestic abuse. They strive to provide a supportive and IAMCHANGED setting where individuals can receive the tools they need to end their homelessness and achieve self-sufficiency. In their 10 years of operation they have served 35,100+ individuals. 500+ individuals served daily. 108,000+ Meals served. 10,000+ medical services provided. 48,000+ clothing closet visits. It helps people in the hardest times of there life on it's mission to end homelessness.

    Atlanta Day Shelter For Women & Children

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    do not donate to this shelter please they are terrible…read moretreat the women /families as if they are in jail or treat them like they homeless (individuals) when they are supposed to be a godly shelter they serve old expired food to the ladies also have a roach infestation even though it looks good its not everything that looks good is not good for you and they dont really help families or give them the resources to get back on there feet as they supposed or as it seems they should the employees talk to the clients with no real respect as any person should have i mean very disrespectful and make your time there harder then it should be and its really sad and depression to alot of ladies i talked to within my stay there do not go or donate to this shelter they getting reported to the state as well they dont use the money correctly and need to fire the staff dont support this place go somewhere else like salvation army ,gateway to give money or get shelter !!!

    I don't feel that I am the best suited person to comment on this shelter or its day to day…read moreoperations. What I feel I can comment on is that the staff was very polite and helpful when I arrived to drop off a donation for the women and children who seek assistance and some form of normality from the shelter. A very nice lady welcomed me at the door with a smile before proceeding to retrieve a rolling bin from beyond the back office. We chatted briefly as she accompanied me to my car and collected my donations. From our limited conversation, I was told that she's been working at the shelter for about 3 years. Out of respect for her and the work that the staff at the Atlanta Day Shelter for Women & Children do, their names will not be appearing here but their work speaks the clarity of their commitment and humility. These unselfish humanitarians are beacons for what it means to work for the greater good of humankind. One of the many commendable things about the Atlanta Day Shelter for Women & Children is their obvious commitment to making a genuine difference in the community. My actions today, albeit small in comparison have the potential to significantly impact the well-being of people less fortunate and that alone makes the effort of giving worth it. I will most definitely be returning to the Shelter to make additional donations from time to time. It is our responsibility as our brothers and sisters keepers to remember that no matter how tough you think you have it, someone else is facing challenges tougher than you ever imagined.

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