I love, love, love this place. Beautiful, one-of-a-kind, high end, quality furniture and…read moreaccessories. Prices are great. Gary, Maryann and staff are simply wonderful. One of the best shops in South Florida. This shop is a must visit.

Throughly enjoyed the store. Great selection of furniture and accessories for the home at…read moreincredible prices. Maryann and Gary very knowledgeable and helpful. Definitely worth a visit.

The prices for me are quite high but is definitely worth the visit. Not what I'm looking for, but…read morenice and pretty items to look at . And nice service when you get to them.

This store was adorable! So many unique finds and they are constantly being updated. The owner is a…read moresweetheart and will work to get in what you need. I happen to stop in by chance as I was driving by and saw how cute it was outside so I made a U-turn to go back and check it out. I am so thankful that I did.

Since 1982, the nonprofit Treasure Coast Hospice has been offering patients and their families in…read moreMartin and St. Lucie counties services related to end of life care by a team of physicians, nurses, nursing assistants, social workers and chaplains. To fund their mission Treasure Coast Hospice operates this thrift store in Stuart as well as a new location in Port St. Lucie which I hope to visit. This store has a boutique look to it, There are several rooms filled with neatly organized clothing, furniture, household goods, collectibles, holiday items including a large Christmas area, furniture, books, small appliances, jewelry, accessories, and collectibles. I scored 5 Brita water filters for $10. My favorite item was a set of Franklin Mint Gone with the Wind Collectible figurines in the display case but they were $250 so there they stayed. That is the retail price because there is a set going for the same price on Ebay right now. I love the mission of this organization and the sales staff was very friendly. If you are looking for a more upscale thrifting experience this is a very nice store to browse.

This was a good thrift store -- a bit more upscale than some of the others -- and prices are a bit…read morehigher, as well. Understandably as it is for a very good cause. It also is a bit bigger inside than you'd imagine from the exterior entrance. They obviously have some folks really researching price values as there weren't many bargains. That being said, if you've been searching for a specific item here and finally find it, then buy it. We saw quite a number of well-dressed ladies scoping out the gently used clothing. And happy with some of the name brands they were finding. I imagine this is on a route for the "ladies that lunch" to make the journey from West Palm to find a bargain. We didn't see anything for us, but that doesn't mean you wouldn't find something here. I'd still come back if in the area again.

According to their website "House of Hope is a non profit agency that provides food, clothing,…read morefurniture, financial assistance, information & referral, and life-changing case management services to Martin County residents in need." To fund their programs including a food pantry and job coach program, they operate several thrift stores including this one, as well as Hobe Sound and Indiantown. I was surprised by how large and nice this thrift store is. Several rooms are filled with seasonal decorations including a large area of Christmas decorations, household goods, small appliances, clothes, accessories, kids items, large selection of furniture, and books. Everything was arranged artfully to give the store a boutique feel. In addition to shopping at their support stores you can donate your items at the rear of the store as well as give your time as a volunteer. Information on how to volunteer, their programs, and events are listed on the House of Hope website. This is a wonderful organization that deserves all of the community support it can get.

My husband and I visited here First thing Sunday morning on January 18, 2026…read more I did not feel very welcome here. We both shopped around, my husband went one way to look at things he was interested in, and I went a different way to explore the store. No one ever greeted or spoke to me. It was my first time in the store and they had lots of nice items. I did have questions about some items I wanted to purchase, but was never acknowledged the entire time. I walked through the store from the dishes, clothing, to the furniture side. One tall dark haired woman walked past me at least 4 times in the store but only spoke to my husband across the store a couple of times. I was very sad when I left the store. He told me so much about this store and I was excited to get there. Not sure what happened here, but I wonder if it was because we are an interracial couple that I was never acknowledged, but my husband was.

I dropped off thousands of dollars in fishing reels in June 2023 and they were sold on ebay. I have…read morenever received any money from this company. I guess it is a case of seller beware!!!!

Great place! Friendly staff and great selection! They've been in business a long time and that's a…read moregreat draw for me

First of all, the customer experience with the people that worked there was very nice. It was a…read morepleasure chatting with the ladies. I found some cool things there and we definitely go back when I'm in the area. Their toy section is small , but I did find a collection of vintage pez dispensers really cool, and since it was my first time there, they gave me my book for free, which was a Disney Pixar how to draw character book, which was also a very neat find. They are also a resource for people who need food assistance so give them a call if you need help.

St. Vincent de Paul was founded in Paris France in 1833 by Frederic Ozanam, a college student who…read morecreated the organization to help people experiencing financial hardship. He came up with the idea for a charity in response to a fellow classmates question, what is your church doing for the poor? The group chose St. V\incent de Paul, patron saint of the poor for their name and under the guidance of Sister Rosalie Rendu, they increased the number of people they were able to help. Volunteers of the organization are called Vincentians. The charity spread from France to Europe. In 1845 they established in St. Louis, Missouri. The organization is now world wide in 150 countries with 750,000 members. Every year across the country the St. Vincent De Paul Society provides 1.4 billion in aid to more than 4 million people every year. The store is staffed by volunteers and proceeds go to providing food and clothing, housing, rent and utility assistance, to the Port St. Lucie community. They sell donated furniture, household goods, lamps, small appliances, art collectibles, books, CD's, clothes, and accessories. They had a great selection and the prices were very reasonable in their clean and well organized store. They had a cute boutique section and you may even find vintage and antique pieces tucked into the shelves. Follow them on Facebook for notification of upcoming sales. If you are looking to donate, they accept household furniture, household goods, clothing, and toys in very good condition. Donations of food must be nonperishable and not expired. This long standing charitable organization is a wonderful place to shop and to give to.

I went in this shop for the very first time on Saturday and was pleasantly surprised by the…read moreinventory, meticulous organization, cleanliness and exceptional pricing of the merchandise. This is a privately owned small business and I met the two delightful owners who were so friendly and welcoming! I am in the antique business and can tell you that their prices can't be beat! Please support their small business and all small businesses in our area. You will not be disappointed!

Proceeds from Rufs Quality Thrift Store are used to support the Rufs foundation which aids victims…read moreof domestic and sexual violence. They are the recipient of the 2023-2024 Community Involvement Organization of the Year Award from The City of Port Saint Lucie. They are striving to open a transitional facility that will give victims and survivors housing, counseling, therapy, education, financial aid, healthcare, and childcare. Rufs is located in the St. Lucie plaza. While this plaza has seen better days, don't let the shabby exterior deter you from visiting this gem of a thrift store. Inside is a boutique like interior with tons of clothes, accessories, small appliances, and household goods. Prices are deeply discounted and everything is attractively arranged. If you have a young lady in your life in need of a formal dress for prom or homecoming, this is the place to go. Gowns which still had their hundreds of dollars price tags were marked down to $50. Another item that caught my eye was a the perfect pair of high heels for Halloween. The couple who were working the store were friendly and sweet. Come out and support this great organization while updating your wardrobe and saving money all at the same time.

Lovely proprietors. Store is large and has quite an array of items. Prices are reasonable, for sure.read more

The Hope International Missions Thrift Store is located on the Hobe Sound Bible College Campus. It…read moreis also called the FEA Thrift Store. Hope International Missions (HIM),is a division of FEA Ministries Inc which is a ministry that was founded in 1961. Profits from sales from the store go to support world wide missions. The thrift store has parking out front and it is in a separate building on the campus. They have a lot of stuff for sale including clothes, accessories, toys, books, some furniture, and home goods. They had some really cute and inexpensive Easter decorations. I found prices to be very reasonable. What was unique was they had some antiques mixed in with the thrift items. Everything was clearly labeled with price and if it was an antique there was some information about that too. Sitting on the counter was a large doll from the 1950's with a sign that she needed to go to a a doll hospital but honestly, she really creeped me out. They had a lot of other stuff that I did like though including 33 pieces of English Garden China for only $15. My parents wedding china was in that pattern and seeing it brought back so many memories of years of holiday meals. Come take a peek because you never know what you will find.