Great selection, well laid out. I enjoyed shopping there! All types of items, from shoes and…read moreclothes to furniture. The people who work there are very helpful to.

Great selection and prices! They have clothes, books, household items, knickknacks, and pretty much…read moreanything you'd see at a Goodwill. Everything was nicely displayed and prices marked. The prices were very fair to begin with, but then a board by the door listed the items that were an additional 50% off. The ladies working at the register were so nice and wrapped my breakables with absolute care. I got some really great deals and can't wait to go back. I give this thrift shop two thumbs way up!!!

Really sweet staff and I read this paper at the front of everything they accomplished in 2024 and…read morewas blown away by how much community support they do! So sweet. Great plus size selection and purchased a few shoes, will definitely be coming back and donating in the future!

This Thruft store is AMAZING!!! Prices are so low AND all clothing is clean. They smell like…read morefabric softener. Awesome. I bought school clothes for 2 of my grandchildren for $67!!!! The staff is very helpful. Very nice ppl. Anytime we visit our kids in Indian Land we go to Tender Hearts. I wish we had one in the South hills of Pittsburgh, PA.

I want to start by saying this is not the first, second, or even third time I've had a poor…read moreexperience at this location. Unfortunately, there seems to be a consistent lack of customer service, consideration, and basic empathy. During my most recent visit, the woman I spoke with...who had glasses and shoulder length hair...was in the middle of making soap, which I understood she couldn't immediately stop. However, when I explained what I was looking for, instead of offering assistance or even a bit of understanding, I felt completely brushed off. This same dismissive attitude has been present every time I've visited. Because of these repeated experiences, I will no longer be a customer, and I won't be recommending this business to anyone...

I revisited this place once in a long time...and I was sad to see that most of the merchandise was…read moregone! There were only a sprinkling of items on sale (like a few T-shirts, sunglasses, and some miscellaneous items), so still a bit to check out. More than retail, it seems the place is now more of an artsy crafty place than a retail store. The entire place looked bigger...more space, since less retail. I thought they should have had some overhead music to fill the empty space, and give it more of a vibe. They still had this bar area, where they served wine (aside from the Jackass Cafe in the back). Still, I love the big, wide, open space that this place has to offer...and its Bohemian vibe. And did I mention their awesome artwork on their walls - both inside and out? I left the store thinking I should partake in their jewelry making on my next visit!

I absolutely love this place!…read more Renewing our Community or ROC offers members of the Rockhill community a sense of church leadership, community environment, health services and even manage to provide a thrift store! The mission is simple "Our People. Our Community. Our Responsibility. We can do this!" What more positive then people of the community uplifting other people in the community! Everyone that works here volunteers their time and you can tell they love what they are doing. Everyone here is greeted and friend and treated with so much dignity. It's such an awesome experience to see! My church Missions and Outreach group hosted a spaghetti lunch. Normally they aren't a able to do good unless a group sponsors it. But they do provide 2 snacks a day. The setup was so easy, everyone there helped us out and we were serving up warm meals in no time. It was such a rewarding experience. If you're looking for a place to volunteer or serve up meals or just spend some time with folks in the community I'd recommend heading over to the ROC!

From the owner: Renew Our Community, Inc. is a 501 (c)3 faith-based organization founded in 2011 by respected Rock…read moreHill lawyer and community leader Dale Dove. It was created to provide community and church leadership to care for the overall health of the community by assisting those in need, moving them from hopelessness to hope. In the last five years ROC has served more than 85,000 client visits. In 2011 we were busy serving ten clients per day. Now, that number has rocketed to nearly 100 clients each day, far exceeding initial projections, and the number of daily visitors continues to grow. Located in the heart of downtown Rock Hill, ROC Central is our hub. Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Saturday, ROC Central relies primarily on volunteers and local donations. More than half of the people who enter ROC Central are experiencing an emergency in their lives. These are neighbors without clothes, food, housing, and/or electricity. ROC Central provides essential services including an emergency food pantry, clothes closet and transportation. To assist with power and utility shut offs we work closely with area churches, businesses, and Carolina Community Action. Many of our ROC Central clients are repeat visitors, looking for day shelter from the elements, but also guidance and long term help. As the number of daily clients rises, so do the needs. ROC Central has responded by offering several programs that provide relief and renewal.

The service was terrible. I called to donate a couch, hauled it on a truck, and out to Habitat. One…read morelady walked out and before she made it to the drivers door, I see her shaking her head in the review mirror. I asked what the issue was and she told me the couch was TORN. There wasn't a single tear and to make matters worse, the chair was upside down. I explained that it's normal wear and tear as she continued shaking her head looking for imperfections. I'm not sure what kind of brand new furniture they're looking for and I understand that they can't take just anything but my goodness.

This is about a donation I made. I wanted to give away wire…read moreshelves and learned that Goodwill doesn't take them. I called this place and left a voicemail and someone called me back right away. They said 'yes' we take them. They gave me the hours of operation and directions. When I pulled into the parking lot all I saw were parking spots and a sign on the first door that said 'use the other door' but NO sign directing where to drop off. So I parked, when in the 'other door' and I nice lady said 'just drive around back'. That's all she said. As I was driving around back, I then noticed a sign on the 'side' of the building which you WOULD NOT SEE as you pull into the parking lot. It said 'donations' in the rear. NO one was there to receive donations. It's NOT LIKE Goodwill. They won't offer to give you a receipt for your donation for tax consideration. I just dropped of the wire shelves. There is NO ONE there to help if you need assistance, you're on your on. I think former Pres, Jimmy Carter would have been disappointed at the lack of organization.

I was in Rock Hill for something else & saw a thrift store I hadn't noticed before. I LOVE…read morethrifting, so I had to check it out. Different tag colors have different prices. I wasn't looking for anything in particular, but ended up finding some good pieces, like vintage hat pins, a wine chiller, and some vintage jewelry. I had a good laugh seing the basket of wigs & hair; they really do have something for everyone. The lady behind the counter was eager to help when I had questions about things in the jewelry case. Looking forward to returning.

It is a great thrift shop. They have excellent prices, quality products, and friendly staff. On…read moretop of that, the offer 10% "never expiring" cash back to be used on any purchase. It's a wonderful concept. I highly recommend the thrift store.

What can I say if you want to be around some of the most interesting people in the world and just…read moreenjoy each other company then the Vfw is where you need to be . We are not just a place to hang out and get crazy that is not what the post is about . We help our community we put back into it . We help children go to college we have scholarships for schools . Also teacher of the year awards we give out every year . Our buddy poppy program that gives back to our veterans when we ask for donations for those pretty little flower which it is totally up to you if you give and it could be a penny it all helps the veterans their family . We also have max benefits for our members. We also have a breakfast once a month open $7.00 donation all you can eat from 8:00 11:00am

Every member of the team is super knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Mike their technician is…read moretops!

Everyone involved from the store representatives, to dealing with the owners directly, to delivery…read morepeople, and maintenance supervisors, incredibly professional and responsive, never stuck in any automated systems, real people calling you back and talking to you at any time of the day to make sure your needs are met, you're in great hands with Hydra!!

They do not let you do community service at affinity health. I just left there . I do no not know…read morewhy they are on the list. They will refer you to the homeless shelter or soup kitchen.

worst service i have ever experienced. They never return messages, I scheduled and appointment,…read morewaited 6 months and was told that my son couldn't be seen when we arrived. They could have called me before I took the afternoon off work and brought my child in.