Lovely little shop tucked away but filled with lots of beautiful treasures! It can be a bit hard to…read moremaneuver a cart when it's crowded but everyone is very friendly and pleasant. A tad dark inside but the store feels very welcoming. So many things to look at and choose from. Prices are very reasonable compared to the "big box" thrift stores. I had some luck with the jewelry section and some MCM vintage goodies. Not too close to my home but the trip was worth it. I plan to go again soon.

Honestly surprised nobody has left a review for this org yet…read more I love HCCM. Their Fresh Food Fridays have saved me and my husbands butt more than once when we are in a financial bind. Plus, some of the stuff they give out is some really high quality stuff! AND it reduces food waste. Total win-win. I love their thrift store. So many good finds and the prices are even better than other thrift stores I've visited around Austin. All the staff and volunteers I've been in direct contact with have been super nice. 2 thumbs up for this org, and thank you for brining some help/assistance to those of us in North Austin area. So many of these type of orgs operate in downtown Austin, so it's nice to have one close by.

Serving over 60,000 people every week across 21 counties, Central Texas Food Bank is a lifeline for…read morecountless families. Headquartered a short drive from downtown Austin, this hub of activity thrums with a whole different sort of energy. At any given time, a half dozen forklifts are buzzing through the immense maze of the warehouse, stacked from floor to ceiling with pantry staples, while semitrailers unload directly into the walk-in fridge and freezer, each bigger than the average gymnasium. You could easily get lost in the 135,000 square foot facility without a guide or a map. It's not all dry beans and pasta. Contrary to the common misconception, there's a selection of fresh produce here that could put a mid-tier grocery store to shame. In fact, over a quarter of the food items moving through this building are fresh fruit and vegetables. Much of that is rescued, prevented from going into landfills for petty reasons like blemishes, odd sizes, or simply oversupply. Over 28 million pounds of produce was saved from that fate, putting into the hands of those who need it most. They've truly though of everything, including wheel chair-accessible raised beds, examples of container gardens for those without yards, and a classic "pizza garden" to appeal to kids. It feels like such a rare and beautiful opportunity to connecting with nature, providing both education and inspiration to grow your own food, no matter the circumstances. Let's not overlook the commercial kitchen, preparing meals for the community while providing culinary training for job placement at the same time. It becomes a self-sustaining system, but only with the proper support. Volunteers are the heartbeat of the operation, sorting donations in the warehouse, distributing it through mobile pantries, delivering it to those without transportation, and more. There are plenty of hands on deck during the holidays, but there's a continuous need throughout the year. There's never a bad time to help, no matter how much or how little, because time is an incredibly precious resource too. The Central Texas Food Bank gives me a profound sense of hope. There's such unwarranted shame and stigma that remains surrounding the issue of hunger at large which is detrimental to absolutely everyone. Who wins when so many suffer? This operation is proof that it doesn't have to be that way. Anyone that needs help, gets help. With this revolutionary approach, it is possible to stop hunger in its tracks and nourish the community.

I always try to volunteer when I can. I decided to sign up and volunteer in the warehouse for…read moreCentral Texas Food Bank with my organization. It was well organized and fun. First, it was easy to sign up and register as a group. Secondly, they provided great details through email in preparation of the event regarding the dress code, parking and arrival time. In addition, the coaches were knowledgeable and provided us with an orientation before we began to ensure our safety and gave us guidance on the process. They were also friendly and funny. The event itself was relatively easy and not physically exhaustive. In 2.5 hours, we made a huge difference and sorted over 6K pounds of potatoes. We made a huge difference for the community in a short amount of time. I absolutely plan to return here and volunteer again.

This organization helps pet owners with food so in tough times they don't have to surrender their…read morebeloved pets due to inability to purchase food and other items for periods of time. They will take donations for auction and checks to purchase food.

What a gem in Georgetown!!! Love this for keeping used items with life left in them out of the…read morelandfills! They are an amazing community resource! Keep up the great work! I always feel welcome when I visit. There is a store for resale and a room with used items for free. Plus an outside overflow area! I love this group! Thank you for setting up this resource for Williamson County!!!

This was my first time visiting & it's by far my favorite thrift store in town!!! The staff were…read moresuper friendly, the place itself is very spacious, prices are beyond reasonable! There is a whole section of glassware for 75 cents. There is also a section dedicated to Christmas/holiday decor! I came here at a later time on a Saturday and realized I should've came early because people were walking out with the coolest stuff!!! You will be seeing me often, haha. (:

I love thrift stores like this that have a bit of everything. Spent most of my time in the books…read moresection, very organized by types and topics. Also a great section for education materials for younger learners. Other favs are the sewing patterns aisle and the jewelry section in the boutique area. The cashier was so nice and shared more info about their mission and other locations including their eBay store. Restroom and fitting room available with a big parking lot!

I am a mega fan of Lake Travis Crisis Ministries! They are a wonderful non-profit. LTCM offers food…read moreand necessities to ALL Lake Travis community residents - NO ID or other docs required! It doesn't matter who you are. If you're in need, LTCM is eager to provide assistance. Love, love, love it! [Note: they also offer some assistance with utilities, etc; however, paperwork and proof of residence is required.] They house a food bank stocked by donations, both nonperishable foods and monetary (you can send a check via mail if you want), purchased at a discounted rate from Central Texas Food Food (another GREAT ATX np!), and they receive meat and bread from HEB. Clap Clap! They are literally on my way back from the market I shop at, so I make an effort to buy extras to drop off to their wonderful staff members and volunteers (available Wednesday 5:30-7pm & Thursday 10am-noon). All toiletries and paper goods (e.g., TP, paper towels, etc.) are also always needed. I've experienced "wanting" a few times in my life and nobody should have to go through any anxiety or shame. The folks a at LTCM are truly very nice, and you can tell helping makes them happy. It does me too. :) Even though they've been around for over 20 years (maybe actually longer), I think a lot of people are unaware on them. I just want to shout it from the rooftops. IF YOU CAN, please help LTCM assist others who might be less fortunate. I could possibly be knocking on their door next month. You never know. Thank you LTCM.

I have this friend that is 70 yrs old and has just recently become a US citizen (much respect for…read morethat.....it is time consuming hard work to get it). She therefore has had no benefits from the government and the only income she gets is what she works hard to get with housekeeping and odd jobs. Did I mention that she's 70??? Her true blessings have come in the form of friends who help her out and in the Crisis Ministry. There's been many a time that she has had no food and has gone here for help. They provide her with all kinds of food. Staples like pasta and rice and meats and non-staples like cookies and olives and coffee. They even gave her a turkey a few weeks ago and she lived off that for days! But the best thing they give her is dignity. She is proud by nature and always is apologetic when she needs to use them but they always reassure her that they know she's going thru rough times and that they care for her. Thank God for people like this!!

This place is amazing everybody there were very nice. Miss Claudia has helped me tremendously. I…read moretruly appreciate you. Mary L

Whenever I think about how I can give back to the community this is the first place that comes to…read moremind! The staff greets you with a smile on their face, even if it's 8am or 4pm! I know the donations that I give here will be given to people in need and no strings attached or price. Please when you have clothing, baby items, shoes, food ... you can bring it here!

I absolutely love how they are sharing their testimony to others and how it impacts the community…read more This is a great place to donate and spread the love of Jesus with. They have so many wonderful people reaching out to the community and love that they take donations as well. Their hearts are in the right place and I'm blessed to be apart of this wonderful community!

I volunteered there for 3 straight months daily at the front desk. The staff was amazing. There is…read moregood work done there, but Agnes is the biggest fake there is. It's amazing how you can start a charitable foundation and treat people the way she does. People would walk in and want to see her with $25,000 checks. I was told she could not be bothered. I think since I left out of the group I worked with there are possibly 3 out of 12 remaining of the team? She treated her paid staff horribly, you would have thought she could at least pretend to be nice, but once the prayer is over so is the nice. Great volunteers. Toxic founder. Oh, and if her car was dirty and the paid help couldn't get it cleaned up, she just grabbed another car from the lot. Charity founders do draw a paycheck as their friends and family members do also. So think of that the next time you donate somewhere.

They are amazing!!! Help without a lot of hoops to jump though, very kind. Would recommend them to…read moreanyone who needs emergency assistance!!!!!

Listenn!! The store has clothed my kids and my friends kids... thank you to everyone that donates!…read moreWe find such nice clothes for our kiddos here.. and if i'm in a browsing mood I can find things for my house too .. we love to thrift

I have visited this store many times and have always enjoyed shopping here. I love finding unique…read moreclothing and trinkets, and until recently my experiences have always been positive. Over the past couple of months, however, I have noticed what appears to be a change in management at this location. The current manager is often rude not only to customers but especially to employees. On multiple occasions, I have witnessed him publicly reprimanding employees in front of customers, and when calling for staff members, his tone is frequently aggressive and unnecessarily loud. What makes this particularly unfortunate is that the employees themselves are consistently kind, helpful, efficient, and seem to do an excellent job. They are always quick to assist customers and contribute greatly to the positive atmosphere of the store. It is disappointing to see them treated in a manner that appears disrespectful and unprofessional. Despite these concerns, I still enjoy shopping at this store and would recommend it for its reasonably priced clothing, accessories, and unique finds. My hope is that management will take steps to foster a more respectful and supportive environment for both employees and customers.