Huge Disney selection at a discounted rate. They keep good quality and more expensive items behind…read morethe glass which is fine but it's still cheaper than buying retail which I appreciate. Staff is nice even when they're super busy. Lots of clothes and furniture too!

I saw a recent review by another Yelper (Stacy) and I heard the siren's call of a thrift shop. I…read morethought this resale shop offered a wonderful experience for shoppers because of their organization, displays and variety of items. Boys & Girls Club Thrift store had a lot of new items. Like Reebok & Eastport backpacks clothing and shoes, toys, school uniforms, pool supplies and life jackets. A lot of them seemed to be from Walmart. I googled the 'No Boundary' brand shoes displayed new (in boxes) for 9.99 and I saw Walmart had the same item for 16.99. The clothing was organized into categories like new, vintage, boutique and they put together attractive seasonal displays. Right now it was Christmas in July and back to school. The day I was there I saw a lot of people buying throw pillows and shopping the Disney and collectible items in the display cases. They had an extensive array of media books, DVDs and music. These items had the best prices. I was also impressed with the appliance prices and they were marked if the staff had tested and verified they worked. An almost new Panasonic microwave seemed like a steal for 19.99. Points for quirky items like a wall of old cords, various pot lids as well as new piñatas and children's toys. I loved the vintage doll houses and collectible Boyd's Bears display. They had bins of sunglasses both inexpensive and some better quality. They seem to have a few set price points. 1.99, 3.99, 5.99 and 9.99, 12.99 and 29.99. No sales tax is charged and they do not allow refunds or returns. Payments are cash or Clover for cards. Proceeds obviously benefit the club so that might also be why they had so many new and child focused items. There was plenty of staff putting out items and I saw the salesperson manning the checkouts helping a customer select sunglasses. Boys & Girls club had least 4 people working with two checkouts open on a weekday. To summarize I love that this is a shop where the experience is superior and similar to 'Out of the Closet' thrift. No digging through tons of used items to find a gem. A minus for me is the way the method they use to price items into pricing tiers. I think this does not always reflect the true used item value. I bought a an LL Bean shirt which looked almost new for $3.99 and a doggy car seat guard that had a chill pad feature and came in a storage backpack for 1.99.

Super cute store!!! Items are on the affordable/pricey side depending on what you are looking for,…read morenot a lot of options for woman so keep that in mind for the jackets in store! But there were alot of great bags, eyewear, jeans, T-shirts, etc

The selection was okay. The staff was friendly. The prices were marked up some though; however,…read more the overall experience was okay.

This was my first time here. My mom wanted to check it out…read more Shopping here funds the Russell Home, a home for young adults and children with special needs. It's a nice store for shopping for a good cause. They have a pretty good selection of the typical things you find in a thrift store. It's nice that there's no guess work the pricing on the clothing. The blouses and jeans are all $4-5 each! It's a great price! They're not for profit, so it's nice that they don't price gouge on the donated items like others.

The Russell Home Thrift Store benefits the Russell House established by Vantrease Russell who was…read morelovingly known as Grandma Russell. Russell House was the first of its kind when it was established in 1951 as a licensed home for children with special needs. The seed for the home was planted when Mrs. Russell's doctor asked if she could care for a disabled child who had nowhere else to go. She agreed even though she had seven children of her own. Through the years the Russell House has cared for more than 1,500 physically and mentally challenged children. They have relied completely on private funding and revenue generated from this thrift store. There is a memorial statue for Vantrease Russell in Cypress Grove Park which neighbors the Russell House and often served as a place for Russell to take the children on outings. Russell Home Thrift is actually two stores side by side. There is the regular thrift store and a higher end boutique store next to it. Both sell gently used items donated by the community. The thrift store had an abundance of clothing for men, women, and children, accessories, household goods, faux florals, lamps, and books. Next door at the boutique you will find furniture, collectibles, name brand clothing and accessories, special occasion gowns, and a wedding dress corner. Russell Home is a worthy charity to support. Their legacy of supporting disabled children during a time when no one else was stepping up is remarkable. There is a varied inventory and prices are more than fair. All of the volunteers I spoke to were friendly and welcoming. Please consider supporting this worthy charity with your donations and funds. You just might find that one of a kind treasure.

Excellent customer service and kindness…read more The staff are incredibly nice, welcoming, and helpful. Their excellent customer service and kindness made my day. The store is clean, organized, and has great finds. I'll definitely be back!

I swung by off of a recc from another thrift store attendant since I was looking for something…read morespecific. Although they didn't have it either I was pleasantly suprised to find some decent finds and prices were very inexpensive as imo they should! Nowadays that's hard to find because pple seem to be trying to personally sell what they get there at ridiculous prices. I took photos to send my son but forgot to take pics of the store itself. It's pretty organized easy to look through and without me asking staff attendant went out of his was to bring the mirror to a better spot for my other son as we he was trying some clothes on, so sweet.

Overall, they had a lot to offer at this goodwill!…read more It was very clean and the staff was very nice. I wish they had more appliances and more dishes. I was looking for a couple of plates to add to my collection. Overall, it is a great goodwill to check out if you live in the area.

This was the worst experience I've had at this store and I shop here often…read more Everywhere I go, if something is a penny short, the store takes responsibility for the loss. This is the only place where I was told to round up and spend my hard earned money because they didn't accept pennies. This business is 100% profit, telling me I need to spend more on top of what I am already spending is unethical. I put examples like Target and Chicfila where they accept the loss and round up on their end. When I went to shop, I found an item I would have to purchase and since no 'SOLD' signage was on the item, I proceeded to take the barcode to the register. Only to be told it was sold 10 minutes prior, but the only one who knew about it was the register attendee, not the manager. I do not understand how no one proceeded to immediately tag the item as 'SOLD' seeing as there are 5-7 employees on the floor at all times and 1 at the register. Overall, the prices are outrageous and the employees aren't much better. Again I have always shopped here but it truly has gone downhill over the past year.

Very nice little thrift store. The clothes and items are very clean and priced amazingly low. Nice…read morepeople work there and it's always fun to see if I can find any treasures there! They open limited hours: only Tuesday (9-2) and Thursdays (1-6). For that reason, people line up to get in.

This is a local thrift store right next door to The Honey Baked Ham in 436. I was looking forward…read moreand drove past it the first time so it is easy to miss due to limited signage visibility from the street. I felt a little overwhelmed in this store due to the amount of items inside and also the small space. There are several racks of clothes but I wasn't sure how they were organized. The walls are lined edge to edge with glassware, art, knick-knacks, ets. The prices were very reasonable, with $1 and $5 sections. The shop was otherwise very clean and tidy. I was greeted when I walked in by a shouted hello, but the store owner's pleasantry stopped there. Nothing else was said to me while I looked around this tiny shop. There was also loud church/gospel music playing with "I Love Jesus" lyrics and the shop owner was singing loudly along. It was honestly very disconcerting. If you're a hardcore bargain hunter/thrifter this could be your place, but overall it was not for me.

Wonderful little thrift store located off of Altamonte Dr. near other great retail shopping such as…read moreWirewood Market and Adjectives Market. The store is small and you could easily drive past the entrance but they have a lot of great items in here for a fair price. They have a lot of clothes packed in this store, so it's a bit hard to shop in here when there are a lot of customers, but they have a good selection. The main problem is there is no dressing room available to see if anything fits and the there are no returns, so if you do buy something be prepared to make the best of your purchase once you get home. Something else I should note is there is no customer restroom available. There is minimal furniture available for purchase, but they have some decent chairs for sale. There were some paintings, a very nice full-length mirror, some jewelry, watches, books, lots of knick-knacks, plenty of kitchen wares, and some cooking equipment available. All the items we inspected were in great condition and being sold at a fair price. We purchased three Christmas inspired coffee mugs that we have been using every day during the season ($2 each). We asked if she could sell them to us for a slightly lower price and she was firm on the pricing, so take that into account when shopping here. The store owner and her daughter were very friendly and informed us of the deal they were offering on clothes that day but we didn't purchase any clothing during this visit. All-in-all, a great store to check out if you are in the area shopping everything thrift.

While out and about in Longwood having an adventure day exploring historic Cypress Bald trees, I…read morediscovered this thrift store and popped in to check it out. They get their inventory from purchasing storage units and select the best items for sale in their store. Treasure Haven sells furniture, clothing, home goods, movies, books, art, accessories, and more. There was a wedding dress, interesting jewelry, and Gucci boots that retail for over $600. It is a little cramped in the store but that just adds to the feeling that you are on a hunt for a gem. You never know what you will find around a corner or in a basket. The lady who was working was friendly and welcoming. Although I didn't find that thing I couldn't live without I still had fun searching through the inventory. I would stop by if I was in the area again.

Ok, it was a bit disorganized inside. But that's half the fun, isn't it? The owner/proprietor was…read morevery kind and helpful. We got to rummage around in various boxes and around corners. We got some nice cast iron pans and beautiful champagne glasses. Pondered a few more items and decided we didn't have room for everything. The prices were also fair.