This was my first time here, and I was really impressed! The store is clean, organized, and filled…read morewith great finds at affordable prices. Everything was easy to browse, and you can tell care goes into keeping the space nice. I'll definitely be coming back--highly recommend checking it out!

Great place to shop for lots Of bargains. Prices are lower…read morethan any thrift shop in athens . Money goes to a great cause !

The sales people are awesome! I have shopped there for long time! WHAT has happened to them not…read moregoing thru items gd tho, SO many stained clothes or torn items! Never saw that before!!!!

First it's wonderful what they do as far as a charity. Having said that this is supposed to be a…read morethrift store with affordable items. I was surprised at the prices of the used furniture and used clothes and shoes. Similarly houseswares were priced very high. The idea of a thrift store is to make it more affordable for people to acquire things that they have a need for. It's sad how donated items are priced at such high prices. Not good.

I'm not sure what's up-- I used to come here for clothing and shoes, but it seems almost all of…read morethat is gone now. They have tons of furniture and bed frames though. You'd probably need to ask for help with them because they are difficult to get to and look at since it's all stacked on top of each other and behind other furniture. They also have some fabric and books, but not nearly the quantity they used to. Lots of electronics and dishes, cups if you need any of that! Masks are required and they have Lysol wipes and hand sanitizer at the entrance. There is a sign saying you must have a cart with you in order to control how many people can come in, but it wasn't enforced at all.

I live by myself and at the moment have no family members within a few hours drive of me. Thus, I…read moreset up an appointment a week ago for some of Habitat's drivers to come get a few pieces of furniture I can't move myself. Fast forward to this morning (the day which I've been planning to move out) and I get a call 30 min before my appointment saying they couldn't make it, wouldn't be available until next week. I understand the need to cancel/postpone, but I would have liked a more accommodating heads-up than the day of... Now I'll need to move this on my own. Thanks guys.

First time visiting and I was pleasantly surprised! The shop is full of unique antiques and…read morecollectibles--so many interesting things to browse through.

New inventory every time I stop in. Good rotation of vintage sterling silver jewelry and some…read morecostume jewelry. Vintage clothing and home items available. Clean and organized. Prices vary by booth/vendor.

The best selection of vintage clothing I have ever seen. What a gem of a store in Winder, Georgia.read more

Lovely store, lots of great items large selection good prices. Owner was very nice. Go check it out!read more

Small thrift shop with friendly, helpful volunteers. Nice variety of merchandise-clothing, jewelry,…read morehousehold, books, etc. Location is very convenient on major street just outside of the downtown area. Small parking lot in front of and beside the building, but we haven't had any trouble finding a parking space when we've shopped here. Prices seem reasonable for a thrift shop. We've been told that proceeds go to a charity.

33 years ago John and Carrol Quinn opened their home to families in need. Quinn House, a…read morenon-profit, faith based ministry, was born! The thrift store has free parking and friendly service, shout-out to Pat! It's a donation-based mishmash of solid finds and junk. Like most secondhand stores, due diligence pays off! I fell for a vintage exercise bike in the furniture warehouse and mooned over an old piano. If only I had 4 body builders to lift it and a truck to put it in! With items ranging from a Richard Simmons workout video to Toni Morrison's Beloved, it's a treasure hunt! But Quinn House is more than a store. Many of the best items aren't sold, they're donated to domestic violence survivors & others rebuilding their lives. Quinn House's 40 day residential addiction recovery program is FREE. Instead of judgement, men at their lowest point are given shelter, honest work and a new start! Offering an alternative to recidivism, "guests" recover and save $$ so they can transition back into society. Rickie Smokes' testimony impacted me more than any sermon. 14 years ago he was a Quinn House guest, now he's the Executive Director! Years before Rickie entered the program, Pat and her young son were taken in by the Quinns. Today she's Rickie's other half, Thrift Store manager and over PR. Quinn House brought the couple together and they've committed their lives to service! Quinn House's pantry distributes 1.2 million pounds of food annually to Gwinnett County residents! Unlike some churches in DeKalb where poor people wait in line for hours for expired canned goods, a package of hot dogs & freezer burnt chicken, Quinn House offers quality meat and healthy produce. They even provide holiday family meals and monthly boxes for 130 seniors! Whether donating book bags, Easter baskets or Christmas gifts to 3,000 kids in need, Quinn House blesses Lawrenceville! How can you help? I'm glad you asked! Shop at the thrift store or consider donating household goods, gift cards or furniture. Local pickup is available! Check out the website for a "needs list" of grocery items or volunteer to pack boxes for seniors. If you're in need, call Quinn House to make an appointment.

So godly and giving back to the community.... NOT. Shops like these are supposed to give back to…read morethe community... so we can have affordable things. I watched as they sold so many wonderful things to a reseller. She was so proud to be a reseller.... I don't think it should be ok to knowingly not give back but instead put money in a resellers pocket. Causing these things to become less available for who they're meant to be for.

Antique shopping is one of my favorite things to do so of course I had to to do some while I'm…read morevisiting Athens. Walking in, the set up of this cute venue is very similar to the store we have at home. Little booths of independent sellers. Every booth is different and unique. I love all the stuff they have here. Old pyrex mixing bowls are something I love to collect and there were many of them available. It was fun looking at all the differnt booths and seeing what they had for sale. It was a neat experience coming here and seeing all the goodies they had. This is one of the coolest stores I have been at while in Athens. If you love antique or junk shopping, this place a must gio to!

My most favorite place to find vintage collectibles in Athens! I never leave empty handed because…read morethere's a whole range of prices for every shopper. Lots of nostalgic items and even some oddities. Some things are quite expensive, but that's usually only a few things. But I've also found some kinda rare items priced affordably here. I also love the layout, as it's expansive but not confusing, and you don't have to do any digging either because all of the booths are generally well organized. Service is also great. Every lady up front is super sweet every time I shop there, and they even offer to hold your things up front until you check out. Junk in the Trunk truly is a must-visit place in Athens!