I passed this place all the time, especially when going to the movie theater, so I decided to stop…read morein and donate a few things and check it out at the same time. One of the bigger Goodwill in the area, very clean and organized, so many things to choose from, from clothing, to shoes, to household goods.. variety of things so plan to stay a little while so you can dig through. Prices are OK and this location has daily deals. The donation part was very easy. I am just now getting into Thrifting so I will be visiting again.

My wife and I were in a position that we had to clean out a condo of clothing and household wares…read more This Goodwill Donation Center was such a convenient place for me to drop off many of these items for donation. They have great hours including weekends which makes it very convenient and we were able to drop off items when we were headed to the Publix grocery which is right next door. They have a very friendly and helpful staff and of course they give receipts if needed. As soon as we drove up, I asked for a cart which they brought to me very quickly. THey also help me unload it and get more bags and boxesThey do not sell anything here. They only accept donations, which was totally fine for my wife and myself. We were getting rid of items, not collecting more. KUDOs to the team at Goodwill Donation Center.

Make appt to pick up at home or apt..arrived between hours given...they give you a reciept…read morereceiptas well.

Faith Farm Moving Services was amazing! The team was friendly, professional, and worked quickly…read morewhile taking great care of everything. Moving can be stressful, but they took a huge weight off my shoulders and made the entire process so much easier. I truly appreciate their hard work and positive attitude. Highly recommend!

Founded in 1970 the Coconut Creek Women's Club is the oldest civic organization in the city. They…read morewere created with the mission of providing scholarships for high school seniors living in Coconut Creek. They also provide aid to other philanthropic endeavors. If you are a woman living in Coconut Creek you can join. They have a great website that lists all of their meeting dates and upcoming events. You can also find the scholarship application on their website. Some of the events they participate in include a craft fair, bake sale, volunteering at the butterfly festival, candle kits for Christmas Eve, and a brunch with Santa for the kids. My favorite event of the year which is a garage sale is going to take place on Saturday morning at the Sol Press Community Center. Doors open at 7 AM but people will be lined up earlier than that. I always find something great. Items include clothes, electronics, household goods, seasonal decorations, books, shoes, toys, and accessories. Everything is priced to go. The Women's Club does a lot of great things for the City of Coconut Creek and we are lucky to have them.

Great charitable organization. Helping the local community. Feeding the homeless. Support this…read morelocal organization.

Women of the Moose (abbreviated as "WOM" or sometimes known as "Ladies of the Moose) is the female…read moreauxiliary of the Loyal Order of the Moose. There are some 1,600 Chapters of Women of the Moose located within all 50 American States and four in Canadian Provinces. It has a membership of approximately 400,000, and as an organization have three degrees of membership. As a Moose myself for over thirty years, I can personally attest to their dedication and services not only to or within the various lodges but also to the local communities, charities, and Moose sponsored charitable facilities such as Moose Heart for children and Moosehaven for the elderly. In this particular lodge, they are extremely active in every way and I've enjoyed many a good meal created by them or under their supervision.

This place is jumping in the morning at the end of the month. The Omelette lady comes in to make…read moreher famous omelette breakfast is $5 but here's the catch you have to be members of the Moose Lodge

I initially went to the location in Wilton Manors and dropped off 1/4 of my closet since I have…read morebeen holding on to clothes since 2007 up until last year from my travels. Quality clothes!! Another reason was that I wanted to get tested but unfortunately, they were closed on Sundays which was disappointing since the website said they opened till 6pm. Regardless I drove to Ft Laud, got my test and why did I not leave? I ended up buying shoes, brand new cups for my drinks that I can carry to work, a wooden chopping board, Christmas decorations, and vintage signs. I had a ball. I'm inspired to declutter some more because I know my small contribution is going to a good cause versus dropping it off at a regular thrift store. The staff was super nice. I mean super!! Even when I got tested, the person took the time to go over so many things I didn't know and was very much educated on, and will be visiting the following Sunday to discuss. There's such a stigma around HIV, getting tested, and talking about these in my community but these are real issues that need to be spoken about openly. I'm so appreciative of this organization and will only be donating to the closet.

Today was a thrift shop hunt with some light eats in Fort Lauderdale. The name "Out of the Closet"…read moreis a metaphor or idiom, it's one of them but really not sure which. The thrift shop has a wide open floor plan with low racks for easy navigation through the inventory. Plenty of gently used clothing with corner displays of household goods. I found an incredible skulls and roses 2X collar shirt for only $12.00, but of course it was manufactured in China and my arms could not push through the sleeves - this is a common issue for me. Good supply of Halloween ornaments and Pride costumes. All items are priced very reasonably. The shop offers a clinic for free HIV testing including a full service pharmacy. The thrift shop is a non-profit business and all proceeds go toward AIDS Healthcare Foundation.

I had the opportunity to take a nature tour at Snyder Park with a Heal the Planet Park Specialist,…read moreNada Vergili. She was great !!! She was so knowledgeable about the plants, uses, benefits and botanical name and background..I learned so much... She was so enthusiastic and positive about everything she shared with us..it was a great learning experience. I learned about Heal the Planet and the things they do to make our Earth a better place...from conservation to recycling to clean up, etc. Their mission is to make our Planet a better place to live, which includes... - To safeguard our planet, for our children and future generations. - Believing that the health of the planet is each individual's personal responsibility. - Believing in being informed and making self-honoring choices, for the greater good. - Believing in using our resources to raise the level of consciousness for all humanity. A great non profit. I dropped a contribution in their donation box, I really believe in what they do....

Heal the Planet is a non profit founded by Kenneth Fisher. At 17 he purchased his first ice cream…read morebusiness and by 19 he owned four residential properties. His businesses expanded to include retail and telecommunications. Fisher always wanted to give back and he sat on the board of directors of several non profits and supported the fundraising arms of other charities. After enrolling in a Master's Program in Spiritual Psychology program he came up with the idea for Heal the Planet, a charity focused on "improving life on the​ ​planet through educating, inspiring, and empowering the next generation of children." They are "committed to improving the quality of life for our planet and all its inhabitants through education, action, and utilizing our power of choice. We provide free education and resources aimed at increasing awareness about nutrition, mindfulness, and consciousness in alignment with a better quality of life and a more sustainable planet." I recently became aware of Heal the Planet when I visited their charming gift store on Federal Highway. It is a curated artisan gift shop that sells sustainable and eco friendly items. I was so impressed with the shop that I wanted to learn more about them. Their programs include The Seed Program, six one hour sessions that connects children to the world and their place in it, Young Seeds in the Park, a three hour course for children 4-17, Heal the Planet Sports, Earth Day events, Beach Clean Up, Young Planet leaders, Contest, Food Forest Gardens, and the Spread Love Mural Challenge. They also hold nature based learning for kids, the Young Seeds Program and adult workshops and nature tours at Snyder Park The more I learn about Heal the Planet the more impressed I am. I love their environmental message and their focus on educating children although there are events for adults as well. It is amazing how much they offer the community. For more details, times, and dates, check out their website.

Always great finds here from clothes to old tech. One of my go to spots! Love coming here when I…read moreneed a random VHS player or a WiFi Router that someone got rid of and didn't know what they had.

My favorite thrift store in Broward. They actually give back to the community in many ways, & are…read morean authentic thrift store with decent prices. They have classic thrift store vibes, finds. & prices. They have a really cool craft section. I also found really cool modern & urban clothing and accessories. The workers are smelly sweet, helpful, & Iove that the company supports the community.