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.

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.

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!

Bought 15 ears--some Disney brand--for around $100. Can't beat that!! The staff are so lovely. It's…read morea ways from the parks, but the extra effort to come out here for Disney souvenirs because they get all the WDW lost and found (maybe even call ahead to see when the last truck was)

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.

We used to love this Goodwill. I bought most of my clothes here because they were almost brand new…read moreand incredibly affordable. However, ever since they removed the fitting rooms, things have gone downhill. Their prices have become unreasonable. Today, my family and I visited this location around 10:40-11:30 a.m. My mom found an IKEA dresser priced at $50, which seemed fair for its condition. It wasn't marked as sold, so we took the price tag to the register. We were then told it had already been sold. We were confused because there was no sold tag on the dresser, and we were literally holding the price tag. The cashier told the manager it had been sold. When my mom asked when it had sold, another employee, who didn't seem to know anything about the situation, claimed it had sold 10 minutes earlier and removed the item. We were all shocked. How can an item be sold without being marked as sold, especially when we had the price tag? We continued shopping, and I found a used pair of American Eagle jeans priced at $16.99. That's ridiculous. I can go to Bealls, Walmart, or TJ Maxx and buy a brand-new pair of jeans for around $14.99 that will last much longer. Since this Goodwill no longer has fitting rooms and doesn't offer refunds, there's no reason to take that risk. We found a few toys for my little sister and headed to checkout. It was the same cashier from earlier. She didn't greet us or offer any customer service. As I started counting my cash and coins, she told me I had to round my total from $0.59 to $0.60 because they don't accept pennies. I had the exact amount due, so I didn't understand why I was expected to pay more because of their policy. The entire time, she had an attitude simply because I was paying with cash. The cashier then called over the same manager from earlier. Instead of calmly explaining the company policy, he simply looked at us and said, "Over a penny?" My response was, "Yes, money is money." As we walked away frustrated, he sarcastically said, "Have a great day," and I repeated it back. I'm honestly disappointed by the poor customer service and management at this location. Between the confusion over the dresser, the inflated prices, the lack of fitting rooms, and the dismissive attitudes from the staff, this was one of the worst experiences we've had here. We won't be returning anytime soon. It was especially upsetting that my little sister had to witness the entire situation after being so excited about the toys she picked out.

What a great find! Think along the lines of Plato's Closet, but for the mid twenties and up crowd…read more They have gently used clothing in a huge variety of styles and serially good pricing. The shoes are abundant here as well. If you're into beans name hands bags, you may wanna pop in here and check their selection. They have anything from Fendi to Vera Bradley. My sister and I have gotten our mom several Vera bags that were in great condition here, and great prices. Overall: A Not always gonna find something here, but it's always changing!

I just recently discover Style Encore- West Sand Lake. What a gem! I shop with them online and…read morecan't say enough good things about the customer service I have received. I shop with a lot of online stores, and they go above and beyond. So glad I found them! I hope to visit the store in the future.

Absolutely always go here every time we're in Orlando. The best selection of men's vintage I've…read moreever seen!

This is the best store for vintage, are pretty much anything else. The customer service is…read more oh, is OnPoint, and the fines are spectacular. Furthermore, the prices are fair, and always a treat to visit. I highly recommend!

I like how this store was Clean and organized. This was my first time at this location and I found…read moresome really cool items to stage a home with. Service was good and value was excellent. I also liked that you can drop donations off here as well.

I come here about twice a month to get shirts for work and I've started to notice an uptick in…read moreprices. Who the crap is pricing this stuff anyway. I would guess it's a manager because these prices are nuts. What was $2.99 is now $9 get the hell out of here with that. I think I'm done with this location. The others around town are still priced what they really need to be and not taking advantage of the location like this place is

While driving through St. Cloud, I spotted Second Chance Thrift in the Westgate Shopping Center…read more This nonprofit thrift store is run entirely by volunteers from St. Cloud Presbyterian Church. The store supports a variety of local charities, including A Place 4 Grace, Seed of Hope, the Boys & Girls Club of St. Cloud, the Guardian ad Litem Program, Elmer's Kitchen, and many others. 100% of the proceeds are donated to local charities and community causes. The store was neatly organized and offered a great selection of gently used clothing for men, women, and children, along with shoes, books, and household items. Prices were very budget friendly, and they had a number of additional sales, including a $1 clothing rack, 50% off items on the Father's Day gift table, and half-price single glasses and cups. If you're looking to declutter rather than shop, donation days are Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Whether you're searching for a bargain or want to support worthwhile local causes, Second Chance Thrift is well worth a visit.

Beautiful selection of items at great prices and well displayed. Shopping for a cause. All…read more proceeds go to many charities and all dedicated friendly volunteers. Store is clean and carries name brand clothing. New merchandise weekly and sales.

It's not everyone's cup of tea, but you can definitely find bangers here! Be patient! The staff is…read moreamazing too! They are the real mvps!!

This place was packed however not the best instruction when you arrive. We couldn't tell if there…read morewas a line or no line, what carts we could use vs carts that belonged to the employees that looked empty. Which bins we could see vs which ones we could not see. I had to ask a cashier what to really do. On a 2nd note they did have lots of items but be prepared with your own bags and etc