Ok, so, this past end-of-summer, I got stranded in HHI during the hurricane and lost everything: my…read morephone, car, wallet, all of it...gone. I was destitute and crying and in a really dark, dark place. I wish I could say that Deep Well made it all better, but THEY DID NOT. This place SUCKS. They did "help" me a bit by letting me shower there, ONCE, and giving me some "food", but other than that they very seriously ruined some things for me, FOR SURE. When I went there to get help and they were closed, I ended up meeting a young man just outside who worked with them and who lived "out back", aka had set up a tent in the woods behind this place. He was a nice guy, and we spoke at length about Jesus and work and how we both had come to be there. He eventually told me that he was "moving out" because he had finally saved up enough money and gotten himself an apartment! I congratulated him and asked what his plans were for his tent situation. He said he was just going to leave it there. I asked if he minded if I "moved in", being absolutely destitute and desperately in need of shelter. He said go right ahead. So I did, for a few nights. But then one day I "came home" to find the entire campsite had been cleared out! ALL my things, which were really his old things, except for a few clothes, some nice lotion I had scrapped money together to buy that was basically brand new, and this BEAUTIFUL candle a new island-friend had given me she had made HERSELF that I hadn't even burned yet because it was soooo nice, were GONE. I was DEVESTATED. If you've ever been homeless and without, if ANY of you stuff goes missing, let alone ALL OF IT, it feels like a DISASTER. So, I go inside this Deep Well place and inquire after my things. First of all, for a place that "helps people", these old, white ladies are pretty judgmental-seeming. They looked at me like I was trash and were not quick to help me at all. No one had any answers for me about my missing things or what had happened at all, and when I saw my car key on a desk, instead of just taking what was mine, I asked for it, like the polite young lady I can be. The woman was pretty weird about giving it back to me, asking what model car it was like I was CONNING her into giving me a random key for some nefarious purpose unbeknownst to any of us. It was very lame, disappointing, unChristian; and I must say, they had to have known this other person was living back in their woods for months before me! So, they had to have been ok with that. If they knew he had "moved out" and went to "clean up" his campsite, they surely would have seen that some woman was now living there. What did it cost them to just let me keep staying there?? The tents were hidden, bothering no one, and nothing had changed except I had "moved in". I guess they preferred that homeless person to this one??? I guess they don't like women?? I don't know, it just felt kinda personal... Also, my car key was pretty well hidden: they must have really searched for it, and then decided to save it??? :( Weird. Also, a lot of places on the island give fresh food to Deep Well and I NEVER, ONCE saw or was given anything fresh. It was a lot of peanut butter (for what???) and canned stuff (I had no can opener!!!) and, like, apple sauce. So... to WHOM and WHERE was this "fresh food" I was denied elsewhere, going??? In any event, "Deep Well Project" turned what was a disaster to me personally in MY life, into a SHAME for both them AND me AND Hilton Head in general. If I could give them no stars, I would. Pretty SHALLOW WELL, ladies. :(((((

From the owner: The Deep Well Project is an "Angel Charity" Helping our…read moreHilton Head Neighbors in Need.

The Bargain Box is a nice sized store with a good selection. I found handsome blazers for my…read morehusband and son. They have a high dollar area in the back. Two ladies worked together to keep the line going. We'll be back!

Very popular church run thrift store that had a line of customers waiting to enter until someone…read moreinside left. So many donations of various kinds are always coming in, and the volunteers try to keep displays full at all times. I'm pretty sure you can find whatever you are looking for somewhere in the shop. You just have to be patient and look through a lot to find your treasure.

Some nice items. Refreshed often. Prices seem to be going up lately. Resellers seem to frequent…read morethis Goodwill and seem rather pushy and aggressive, making experience sometime less enjoyable than otherwise. Staff nice:).

The name of this place is GW Boutique, not the name listed here on this Yelp listing. There are no…read moresigns saying it is a Goodwill store but it is. I suspect there is some requirement or ordinance in play here to upscale this particular store to Hilton Head standards. The store is smaller than their usual store footprint. But they offer pretty much the same except there wasn't any furniture available. There were much less household goods available than usual although we did find some king size sheets we were looking for.

This is the second time I've stopped in at the litter box. There really wasn't anything that I…read morefound that I liked, but they do have a lot of nice things. I think my tastes are just discerning at this point in my life.

Best thrift store on the island! Organized, friendly staff and good prices. We will return.read more

Fantastic items at a fantastic price! I walked out with two amazing dresses, pairs of pants, odds n…read moreends and an umbrella for under $20. The ladies in the store were lovely as well.

The place was totally amazing but it's a shame that the location is now going to be closed. The…read morestaff was absolutely incredible. I hope they open another location close to Beaufort.

The store is well-organized and had a good selection of clothes and homegoods. It was great on a…read morerainy May day. Prices are fair. Well-staffed. Nicer items are under glass. They have a jewelry section with a volunteer manning it. We'll be back!

Much better thrift shops on island…read more Need to train volunteers to avoid public parking lot.... We visit several times per year to purchase serving platters for use in attending cocktail parties....