Wow! I was hoping folks were exaggerating when they wrote about the prices at this place. Sadly,…read morethey weren't. Their pricing on secondhand handbags, shoes, and clothing is absolutely ridiculous! $25 - $35 for used shoes? $20 for used clothing? But the kicker was watching through locked doors as employees raced big bins of shoes AWAY from the shoe area right before they opened the store. Our guess is that these were the nicer shoes that were marked with that day's color tags. That shows this store has some real scumbag managerial practices. And management can save their cutesy, cookie cutter, PR reply to this review. They already know they're screwing over their customer base for the sake of profit, but they clearly don't care. I will never set foot in this store again.

This Red, White & Blue Thrift Store is massive. I have also recently been to the Waterbury,…read moreConnecticut location and it might even be bigger. I personally feel a bit claustrophobic with so much stuff everywhere. As with most thrift stores, you would have to spend some time searching to find something worth your time. The clothes and shoes are categorized by type and color. Most appear to be in pretty good shape. However, the prices are higher. They do have color coded sales, I'm not sure if they change daily or weekly. I found a purse I actually wanted to get a few years ago from Nordstrom, in excellent shape and for a fraction of what I would have paid originally. This store is cash only. They also have some finer shoes, jewelry and leather goods behind the counter. If you have the patience or the time you might find something worthy at Red, White & Blue.

Last month I was on the hunt for pieces for my MG costume. And I always check out the smaller…read moreEarhart Bridge House thrift store. I heard this one was much larger so I wanted to check it out. And yeah, it's huge! There was a LOT of furniture and some of it was new. Plus a whole section of exercise equipment for those with good intentions. The prices seemed OK to me and there was definitely some new stuff. The housewares were plentiful but not super organized. And there were so many clothes that I was a smidge overwhelmed. The staff was helpful and friendly.

Bridge House is a thrift store that supports those with substance abuse within the community. I'm…read morenot sure what percentage of the sales go towards this, but it is a very nice deed. This thrift store is a nice size, it isn't massive. They have some beautiful shoes right by the entrance, they are displayed like they're in a department store. They have sorted clothes, for men, women and children. I was the most impressed by the home items like; rugs, mirrors, and glassware. Sadly I couldn't bring any of these home with me, but I really liked one of the mirrors. They have a whole section of $1.00 items, there was nothing for me here, but everything seemed to be in very good shape. They also have a substantial amount of records, CDs, books and art. This thrift store is much easier to navigate then the huge ones. You never know what you may find, and think of the good cause you're supporting with your purchase.

Lots of cool funky vintage stuff. Prices were very reasonable-- even a whole section of things $1…read moreand less. Off the beaten path but well worth finding.

Popped in to see if any frames in my desired size might be available...not today but they do have…read moreBarbie's, Troll Dolls, Lionel train track pieces, dvds ($2-$5), vhs, cassette and cds($2-$5) '84 worlds fair, some furniture, trophies and plenty of vintage glassware. Be sure to stop by to see what's new! Oh and prices are reasonable too! Especially in the "Dollar Cave".

I only drop off goods and the staff is very friendly and helpful. Ample places to park and very…read moreclean on the outside.

It's devastating to spend hours shopping and find that most items have no price. I understand the…read morepolicy: when an item has no price, it goes back to another facility for repricing. However, in this case, it was done within five minutes; the item came back with a price. Unfortunately, I had to speak with two managers about this issue. The first manager got the items I was interested in purchasing and magically got an item price. Just as I knew it would be the price was not marked as not on sale. This manager knew what would happen with the item when being repriced. But to shut me up, she acted on the issue with false intent of caring. Her demeanor showed she really wasn't considering my complaint to be valid. So, I asked for a higher-up supervisor, and the warehouse manager Karen Miranda, showed up. In explaining my issue she was justifying why the pricing of items exists. So that means staff knows there is a problem. She mentioned there is limited staff. I guess the items are purposely placed on shelves and hangers unpriced to keep the appearance of the store full. Once again I asked for someone higher up, I was given the Headquarters contact information, when I called I was placed on hold for a few minutes then the recording said all staff were busy, and the phone disconnected. In all of that, I still wasn't satisfied. I can say overall inventory is plentiful which means to see it all, it requires hours of attention, managers are not compassionate and need more training in people skills and problem-solving techniques. The prices are extremely high when the products are derivatives of free donations. It is not solely helping people after disasters it's mostly a revenue source. Finally, I have decided not to shop there anymore because it's been a waste of my time and money. I hope the system is resolved by serving the people rather than the profit. I wdidn't feel appreciated. So, good luck to the people shopping there.

I do not thrift a lot but when I do, I come to this location. It does not smell like a thrift…read morestore. Items are arranged by size. Tops, bottoms, shoes, and outerwear have their own racks. Many items are new or gently used. I have purchased many blazers here for less than $7. I have seen clothes from Zara, Express, Gap, and others at a low price. Some items are 50% off the ticketed price if you go on a certain day. My only complaint is that they took out the fitting rooms; to avoid returning an item, I find a mirror and try it over my clothes.

I sure do wish I had know this place existed sooner. We often drive down Tulane but the store is a…read morelittle tucked back off the street so I'd never noticed it before. We were specifically looking for an inexpensive used desk and bingo! They had the perfect one for cheap. The store is very clean and well organized. The people we very friendly too. Great experience!

I used to go here primary to look for jewelry to do crafting, etc. etc. now I'm told that none of…read morethe Good Will stores are gonna sell any kind of donated jewelry anymore. Its all gonna be sent to the corporate warehouse to be sorted out for them to make as much money as they can make by selling it online auction style Now I understand they always used to send the really nice stuff that was donated like gold to headquarters for their online auction site, but now they have to send everything to corporate and no donated jewelry is gonna be in the store. So the only jewelry they're gonna sell in store now is that made in China trash that they stock as "new" So that's giving me a reason to find someplace else to shops. And they're wasting their time asking me if I wanna round up my dollars when I do shop there. I understand the CEO of Goodwill makes millions of dollars every year, so why would I wanna round up my donation? round down to help the poor. I see the price is there just emptying up and up and up for donated materials you can barely get a pair of pants there now for less than 799 where they used to be 399 not long ago.

We just came from there (2/13/26, The Esplanade location in Kenner Louisiana). At check out, the…read morelady (I wish I caught her name so I could leave it here) rang up all our items and then put all but two of our items in the pile to be hung back up. Then wanted us to pay for everything she just discarded in addition to what was left. When we said "hey you just threw all our stuff in the pile" she looked at us and said "I don't know what you're talking about." Her coworker asked what was going on and her response was, "I don't know, they're crazy." So, at that we just said "forget it." And left. We were very upset at the treatment we received when she was the one who was not paying attention to what she was doing. And then was so unprofessional to call us crazy and pretend she had no idea what we were talking about. We're sad to have missed out on buying some good stuff, but it's really their loss. If we go back we'll not be ringing any of our stuff with her. Clearly she needs to be told how to treat customers and to pay attention to what she's doing. Or better is probably not to have her on registers at all if she's going to scam and gaslight customers.

The Buffalo Exchange is a Great Place to find that vintage piece of wardrobe that you will give you…read morethat look you know you're going after. No matter what city you're in, you go into a Buffalo Exchange, and you feel like you've been in it before. This is because all of the locations are designed and laid out very much the same. Like all Buffalo Exchange locations, this shop offers the best of the best of vintage clothing, footwear, accessories, and jewelry. Everything they have for sale is chosen from all of the clothing and other items that sellers bring into the shop. From there, only the best of the best is purchased. Meaning, whatever it is that they offer to their customers has been well examined. The people that work in this shop, are all super nice. So, if you need any help, I'm sure that they are more than happy to give it to you. Located on Magazine Street, this business is super easy to find. In terms of parking, they have parking all over the place. You can find parking spots on Magazine Street, or the streets that surround the business. So, that should never be a problem. Overall, if you're looking for that truly unique piece of vintage clothing, this is a great place to find it.

Buffalo Exchange has been a staple in my thrift store rotation forever. You have to sift through a…read morelot of clothes but you will find a few nice pieces ever so often. My heart was broken when I found the most beautiful beaded, silk skirt that simply didn't fit. Humbling experience but that's the way it goes sometimes. I hope someone else can take advantage of the deal- very high quality piece. I did however find a couple of cute pieces that I'm excited to wear. So stay tuned for outfit pics.

Awesome Awesome Awesome... The mission, the people, the passion, the purpose…read more.. Being His hands & Feet is what we're supposed to do & be. Second Harvest gets it and does it well. Second Harvest receives donations and they also purchase food and distribute it to the masses. Various churches, ministries, schools, individuals, agencies etc are able to receive food directly from Second Harvest Food Bank. Talk about paying it forward. Thousands of pounds of food comes thru here daily & Second Harvest is trusted to get it out to various food pantries & individuals. The word NO, doesn't exist here. Never have I seen a more benevolent group of people that are ALWAYS going over & beyond to help a person/families/groups in need. This place is a haven goodness. The volunteers POUR in and give of themselves, tirelessly!!! The senior boxes alone total 19,000 EVERY MONTH and volunteers come in daily shifts to assist with packing those boxes. PLUS, Second Harvest also feeds hot plates to senior citizens, lunch for school aged kids, good for pantries & still manages to do food giveaways to the general public that don't fall into the aforementioned categories. This place is a god-send!!! They accept food & monetary donations; so if you're able, pay it forward, be good to those in need!!!

Second Harvest is a huge facility that does amazing work for the community. It's one of my favorite…read moreplaces to volunteer because the impact is huge. I can also appreciate the level of organization that exists during volunteer sessions so each person plays a part in helping things run smoothly. It's so easy to sign up and join a season. I highly recommend adding it to your weekly or monthly schedule!