I did not know that this store was managed by a mission. The manager and staff above and beyond…read moretheir duty to help me purchase and deliver furniture to my handicapped brother. The furniture was on a half price sale and in good shape.

Really cool thrift store set up in an old bank! They had a lot of really great clothes. My only…read moreissue is the fact that they must have hired ghost, because I never saw one employee. I wanted to check out, and had a pile of stuff to buy...but no person came by to check me out or help. I stood at the register for nearly ten minutes before giving up and walking out, leaving my would-be purchases behind. I guess they didn't need my money. Or, I'm invisible. Who knows.

Found some great buys here. Boys clothes, men's and…read morewomen's. Excellent prices. There's something for everyone!

Located next door to the police station and across the street from a large (not free!) parking lot…read more Surprised at the prices here, very reasonable. I shoulda woulda coulda picked up a tiny little pitcher I saw with little feet and a spout - a reasonable $3. The downside is that it can be a squeeze getting through the different areas in the store if there are more than a handful of people inside. Volunteers / staff inside were very friendly and nice. All proceeds go to help animal rescue, so all for a good cause.

This is my second recent visit to this store and I'm not impressed…read more I found a Lilly Pulitzer makeup Clutch (about 2 years old by the date tag) and had dark makeup stains on the inner lining and minor dirt on the bottom outside for $12. They claimed because it was a Lilly Pulitzer it was worth that price because they look online to price and if it was in better condition, it would have been more money! Thrift stores are getting out of hand with their prices. I get they want to get the most bang for their buck with donations but they need to be reasonable. The same Clutch is online selling NWT for like $8 more.

Hard to see from main road. In a shopping center next to sand and stone massage. There's two areas…read more One has some household items and jewelry, the other has clothes and seasonal items. There's a rack of books and dvds. A few kid's books And movies, but I didn't see kid's clothing. Take credit cards over $25 (I think). For the Saturday after thanksgiving there was a sale on clothing.

This is a hole in the wall thrift store. Messy, unorganized, and smells. I felt like I needed to…read morebathe in lysol when I left. I called the night before to ask how far from Marmora as far as drive time and she told me to Google it. It's 7 miles from the town I was vacationing in, I would think she'd have some idea. She also didn't know for sure if she would close at 5 or 5:30. When I visited there was no customer service at all. An open door which I believe went to living quarters was cluttered and someone was dealing with a fussy kid. Pricing was weird. Sign outside said 50%. Inside each handwritten tag had prices crossed off. A used nothing special apron had $12 crossed off than $7, than $2, so was half price off the 2? I have no idea if this thrift stores benefits the community in any way or is for profit. Felt like a hoarder opened their home and hoped to make some loot doing so. As a reseller I rarely leave empty handed. Here I did and couldn't wait to sanitize said hands!

I walked in the store when I had a couple extra hours before work and found some amazing pieces…read more The owner was lovely and inviting. I will definitely be back.

i don't know why there are so many bad reviews for this place! i love everything here, i always…read morefind something, and helena is so sweet and helpful. I come here every year on vacation and i have never once had a problem, and the prices are incredibly reasonable as well. I will be coming back!

I almost didn't want to write a review because I wanted to gatekeep this place, but this woman…read moredeserves a good review. I have vacationed in ocean city all 26 years of my life and this store is a must-go for me and my sister. She has good brands but beyond that she has GREAT TASTE and great prices. Even if it's not name brand, the pieces I have received the most compliments on BY FAR have come from this store. I always find gems, plural! If this spot ever left asbury, all the women in my family would grieve. I love this place.

CHECK YOUR RECEIPTS!!!!! I had heard about this on other Goodwill's but I NEVER thought it would be…read morehere, the girl rounded up my total for their "donations" without even asking! Yeah I know it was only change but GW is such a ripoff anymore that they DON'T ANYTHING extra!!!!!! And it is the principal of the whole thing! Well I have been wanting to boycott GW for a long time and THIS is the last straw! Goodwill consider yourself BOYCOTTED!!!!

Wow, just Wow. This place is the most cluttered, ghetto, dirty Goodwill I've ever been to. A bit…read moreof organization, less stuff, and friendlier staff could turn this place around. The donations do have potental. First off if you see a cart grab it, there's no "formal" place to grab one and people just leave them everywhere. They have a limited supply to begin with. Secondly, if you don't like congestion, chaos, mayhem, screaming kids, rude customers don't step inside. You'll encounter all of the above. The children here are literally ferel, than you have the deliquent parents who try to parent by screaming across the store. Literally a boy was riding some sort of for sale scooter thing getting in everyone's way and screaming at the top of his lungs. No parent in sight. It's total noise pollution. The isles of clothes should be organized but aren't. Most are hanging off the hanger or on the floor, some racks are jammed packed so full you can hardly sort thru them. I didn't spend alot of time in this department but can imagine that their sorting process for weeding out stained items, etc is poor. The misc/housewares section is overloaded and overflowing unto the floor. The stuff is piled high on large kitchen metal racks, artwork is all over the floor. This area is totally congested with people, and you will need to dig and move stuff around, alot. Don't get me started on the toy department. It's where ferel children are left by parents who don't want to parent. I will say there is alot of stuff in the housewares, vintage and otherwise, just finding it, getting to it, and dealing with all the chaos around it makes it difficult. Oh, and the min price point at this Goodwill is $3.49. Single spoon? Yep, $3.49! The staff stand around and play on their phones and are of no assistance. I was really suprised at how unkept this Goodwill was, simplying because the area and surrounding thrift stores are the complete opposite.

Need a hermit crab?…read more Garden Nome? Maybe some 3rd rate knockoff salt water taffy? A toilet brush? Cheap Chinese plastic beach toys/chairs/etc? In a perfect world you would try and avoid coming here as the prices are whack and the only way you should consider anything here a "deal" would be if you make the mistake to try and buy it on the boards. My sister in law bought four beach towels and a beach bag here and dropped a Benjamin in the process. I mean sure there were some cheaper towels but of course they had a thickness that bordered on being translucent. If you're of an old enough vintage and can remember going to a Woolworth or a similar 5 & 10 then the initial old funk odor when you walk in the front door will bring back many memories. If you're rental is nearby and you don't mind paying extra for one or two things then I suppose Hoy's isn't too bad but if you need a laundry list of things then make the trip out to Target in Mays Landing. While not as unique or funky as Hoy's it's also a hell of a lot less $$$.

I always stop here when we come down- it's cheaper to buy things on the Boards but in a pinch this…read moreplace is great! You can find literally anything there- from cloths of cards to toys to housewares- it's all in there. It's an ocean city staple- we always pick up a puzzle from there for our annual family beach vacation! I also like to pop in because it's now tradition! If you need something- Hoy's will have it!

Playing hooky from your life can be so much fun! FDC and I took advantage of a beautiful spring…read moreday while the kids were still in school. We took days off our jobs and headed down the shore. We discovered the St. Damien Thrift Shop by accident, we were on our way somewhere else nearby and we saw a plain black & white sign draped on a building proclaiming it to be a "THRIFT SHOP". We love thrift shops, so this was a must-stop. The shop is on the first floor of a commercial office/retail building. It doesn't look like much on the outside but like many treasures the best is hidden behind the doors. I knew it was someplace special when, as we walked in, there were Pfaltzgraff "Gourmet Brown/Brown Drip" pattern serving ware and plates on display, and memories of my childhood flooded back. FDC and I gasped, and quickly selected some of our favorite pieces - they were in pristine condition. From there it just got better. This shop benefits the ministries of St. Damien, and the people of this congregation have clearly generously donated to support the effort. The store is chock full of items - kitchen, dining room, bedrooms, clothing closets, books, CD, DVD, VHS, decor items, artwork jewelry, tons of items to outfit yourself and your home. Another treasure found by FDC was a perfect-condition Roseville Pottery planter. It was, of course, among the pricier items, but given it's relative value was also quite a bargain. The volunteers working at the shop were all quite lovely, helpful, cheerful and knew just where things were (which, given the amount of stock, was pretty amazing). This place was very definitely a 'find', and I look forward to more treasure hunts!

This store keeps weird hours, and are run solely by volunteers so even the posted hours aren't…read moreprecise. I arrived 20 minutes after their posted open hours on Friday and still had to wait outside a few minutes while they got things ready. The store is located on the second floor across from the bus depot. A pay lot and metered street parking but no private lot. Inside the place is extremely tight with little rooms separating the various departments. Lots of nick nicks, some vintage all displayed nicely on wicker shelving units I would have wanted to purchase. I felt very uneasy walking through as it's very hard to avoid knocking items down. I did not look at clothes. Prices were higher than average and more in line with an antique store. There's good stuff here, but not anything that had to come home with me. Honestly I didn't spend too much time here as I was feeling claustrophobic.

Excellent thrift , such great prices and beautiful clothes and jewelry!…read moreAlso has a great men's selections and such deals every week. Helena is such a great person and so knowledgeable about everything in her shop ! It's a pleasure searching for bargains !!

listen if you're gonna go to consignment stores to sell/buy you go to this one first. BEST spot,…read morecool items for allllll I probably could've found something for my dog. This is something that I love because a lot of shops tend to to one age bracket. The owner had me laughing 30 seconds and I have a feeling I'm going to be returning very often. Do not waste your time anywhere else. -rv