I have go to say the only other review is just plain mean spirited. They were obviously having a…read moreproblem, but to summarily dis a charitable organization because one was inconvenienced or treated poorly by staff is not acceptable. We have no idea what was going on with the person who treated them poorly or what the organization was going through. I would suggest giving Bluffton Self Help a call to get the full story and not rely of someone's assumption.

We WERE consistent donors to BLUFFTON SELF HELP for many years but lately it's been increasingly…read morefrustrating. Today was the last straw. The sign out front clearly stated donations were accepted from 10a to 4p. I came straight from Krogers with 2 full bags of canned meat products at 3:15. Self Help refused to answer the back door where donations are accepted. I drove to the front, found 2 young men loading a client's vehicle and suggested someone check the back doorbell since there had been no response when I rang twice. They informed me rudely they were NOT ACCEPTING DONATIONS PERIOD. I have concluded that despite numerous appeals in my community to "fill the pantry" that this food bank is NOT IN NEED therefore any donations will simply be sent to the pig farmer who collects their discards. DO NOT DONATE TO BLUFFTON SELF HELP.

I had the pleasure of working with Citizen Advocacy to learn more about the progress of the…read moredisabled community. Tom Kohler took time to show our group around Savannah and visit sites mentioned in the organization's book, Waddie Welcome & The Beloved Community. Citizen Advocacy partners a person with a disability who has been excluded from typical community life with a person living a good, ordinary life in Savannah. Friendship, spokesmanship, social support, and social change are some of the benefits of becoming an advocate. With over 30 years of service to the community, 750 matches have been made through the organization. The most notable was that of Mr. Waddie Welcome and Lester Johnson. After 70 years of living with family, Mr. Welcome was placed in a nursing home. Johnson, an attorney, advocated for Mr. Welcome's release for 10 years. All Welcome desired was to spend his elder years in a place with homecooking and children playing. After a long legal battle, Johnson was able to fulfill Welcome's wish. Mr. Welcome's story was published as a book, and he is respected as an influential man fighting for social change for those with disabilities in Savannah. More on the book here: http://www.waddiewelcome.com/ Whether you are in need of guidance or are looking to volunteer, Citizen Advocacy is a wonderful non-profit organization helping build friendships and make the world a better place.

Going through training to become a Georgia CASA!…read more Once the training is done it's pretty easy to fit in the minimum hours needed a year to help advocate for a child in foster care. If you can do more than the minimum great! They can fit you with the case that fits your schedule and time constraints! You will have a coordinator with you every step of the way! Check out the informational meetings they hold regularly.

My brother passed away this past January . I had come to Florida from Texas to take care of him…read more The family at Island Funeral Home were beyond helpful to me during this very difficult time. It was hard enough losing him then in a state I'm not familiar with only added to the stress. I asked a few of my brothers friends where they think I should turn to, all at different times. The first three I ask all gave the same answer. They nothing but professional. Thank you Todd S. Chagnon 01/27/2022

Monica at the Island Funeral Home guided me through the entire process with warmth and compassion…read moretaking care of every detail from start to finish. When the need arises, go to them, they will not let you down. Lois B.

"Someone's trash is another's treasure", so they say! If you like treasure hunts you just might…read morefind your treasure here - at a reasonable price. I purchased a solid wood, Ethan Allen lamp that needs a bit of work - new lamp shade, good cleaning, but it was priced at $15. When I only had $14 in cash and started to pull out my credit card, the sales rep sold it to me at a discounted price - ) $14.00! Great customer service for me today! Since writing this review one day ago I've already been back twice - to purchase a Vintage Noritake China set for my daughter in love (her inherited China pattern), $80 and a Broyhill leather chair and ottoman in impeccable condition, circa 1991, $200. I have been amazed at all they have here: Paint, cabinetry, desk, china cabinets, headboards, sofas, chairs, dining table and chairs, lighting fixtures, houseware items and more!

!!! Beware of Dishonest Business Practices !!!…read more 1. Cashier makes up prices on the spot without regard to labels--calls it an "honor system". 2. The person calling themselves the store manager admitted to his employee in front of us that he had mislabeled/mispriced items. 3. "Manager" then disingenuously doubled down on store policy to cover for his own dishonest actions, obvious lack of training, and inability to use the point-of-sale system. Habitat for Humanity needs to take a hard look at the people acting as ambassadors for their organization -- in Savannah, they are employing theives and call it serving the community. Go to other ReStores. They aren't affiliated with one another despite the national branding.

Rooms are huge & decorated very well. Everything is sparkling clean. Staff is kind and…read morecompassionate. Visiting hours are open 24/7.

This is an exceptional service that helped us so graciously when my mom had a tragic fall. After…read morehours of exhausting searches to find a place for her when MUSC in Charleston prematurely discharged her this organization's new in patient facility was a Godsend. We didn't expect my mom to die, yet they admitted her without a second thought, focusing primarily on stabilizing her with the right pain medications to quell her intense pain. Unfortunately her injuries were insurmountable, so she died in their care. Through all the hospital and doctor visits, I never felt any compassion or empathy coming from the staff. Friends of Caroline gave us the team support and comfort we craved. The organization's annual butterfly release to honor the patients who died was a remarkable event, that filled your heart with joy. We will be forever grateful.

I prefer buying used rather than new, so if I am in need of something, I try here first. Often we…read moreneed a certain color or theme for a school spirit week so we scan the racks here. I've found some like new clothes here too (Simply Southern, Local Girl, GUESS). The nicer brands and more expensive is upfront by the register. There is a hodge podge of misc. items mixed throughout the large store. Not open Mondays.

The best thing about this store is the wide variety of intriguing finds you normally don't find in…read morea thrift store. And the prices are fantastic.The clothing prices are tiered so they get cheaper as the week goes on. I found my aunt some lovely like new throw pillows to decorate her new room at a local nursing home. This is a great place for anyone looking for a unique find at a great price.

Excellent Service and **Veteran owned**!…read more I had a great experience with OMNI. Their team was professional, punctual, and made the whole dumpster rental process easy. Communication was great. I highly recommend.

Wow! How cool!! A drive through "dump". My wife and I…read morerecently moved to Bluffton (currently part time, but soon full time). We didn't want to take out a contract with a garbage company once we found out we can drive 2 miles from our house and drop off our garbage. They have everything broken down into categories with attendants who are quite helpful. Anything from paint to oil to cardboard to paper, plastic and normal refuse. All have different compactors or cages to place your disposables. If you spend more than 5 minutes there, ask for help and keep moving.