Great selection of goods, clothing and furniture. Excellent customer service- very friendly…read morestaff. Great value on housewares! Clean store - very welcoming!! Great shopping experience overall!! Give it a try !!

I love this thrift! It's a combo store from different sellers. A little bit of everything, most at…read moregood prices. I always find at least one treasure! And the lady who is always working the register is the sweetest. : )

Everything is amazing about this place!! Highly recommend…read morethis for anyone who's looking for great clothing. Shoes and accessories!! The designer section is fantastic!

Small but nice selection of clothes for women. I always find something when I stop in. Staff is…read morefriendly and prices are fair.

First time here after hearing good things from a friend, so expectations were cautiously optimistic…read moreand overall, this place delivered... with a few caveats. Let's start with the good stuff. This store is absolutely massive. And the carts? Chef's kiss. Smooth, solid, high-quality carts that roll like butter. Think Target carts, not the janky, squeaky chaos you usually get at thrift stores. I appreciated that more than I expected to. Prices were mostly average. Not amazing, not outrageous. Vans were around $14.99, which isn't great but also not the worst I've seen lately. Home goods weren't huge, but the section was decent and worth a look. I didn't find any jaw-dropping designer labels, but I did find some solid pieces for myself, so it wasn't a wasted trip. Bonus points because they were running orange tags at 75% off, which definitely helped soften the pricing sting. Would I come back? Yes, if I'm already in the area. Would I make a 45-minute drive just for this store again? Probably not. Overall, CommunityAid Temple is clean, well-organized, easy to shop, and way less stressful than a lot of thrift stores. Not a holy grail, but a solid stop that's worth checking out especially during tag sales.

The people who work here are so kind and helpful. I was moving and needed to do a cleanup and took…read moremany trips there. Every single time I went to do a dropoff, the employees were amazing.

Sooooo much to see! Very crowded so if you are easily overwhelmed, you might wanna consider…read moreskipping this one. There is so much stuff. Used and preowned items with really great selection with good pricing.

If you are into careful looking and don't mind a lot of things crammed into small spaces... there…read morecould be secret treasures to find. Some things are overpriced. This place is full of nostalgia. It's interesting to say the least and on occasion I've found some cool stuff. Mixed bag.

I found out about Revive from a Facebook suggested page. I was surprised there was a thrift store…read morein downtown Ephrata that I knew nothing about considering I'm up there frequently. As per their Facebook page they are described as the owner had a dream to purchase property, have her own store, and provide affordable housing to women in need. This store is considered for profit, however she states that she uses the funds to renovate the upstairs apartments in hope to help women escape bad relationships by providing affordable housing options. I support her vision. I was lucky enough to visit the store a few weeks before Christmas when the parking meters were covered. Normally there's a fee for street parking however I'm not sure if it's because of the season or covid that street parking was free. It's a bit hard to secure downtown and difficult to back out of since the spots are slanted but not impossible. Inside the store has an overwhelming amount of stuff. Not quite hoarder level but there's alot to take in. The property is a series of small rooms, you walk thru one to get to another, with lots of nooks and crannies. It is a challenging space to set up for retail and she does what she can to make it organized. It is hard to walk thru some areas and definitely leave the stroller and big handbag at home! Some areas have nice displays and she does have a good eye for showcasing more precious items. Overall there's every department that a larger thrift store would have, just separated a bit. What surprised me was everything was yard sale prices - like .50 cents and a $1! While some of the clothing items were dated I did find some nice kids pieces that I couldn't leave without for .50 apiece! Many of the house and glasswear pieces were vintage and still priced at yard sale prices. I honestly don't know how she makes any money. On the porch was a free clothing pile which I didn't investigate. The owner was very friendly and let you walk around and explore on your own without being intrusive, but was available to help if you needed her. They are cash only so be sure to bring some and definitely allow yourself some time as this is not an in and out kind of shop. Worth adding to my thrifting rotation whenever parking is available.

Love this Store. Moderately priced. Big, lots to look at. Great Christmas section. Plenty of…read moreparking. Friendly staff.

I am only just learning about the power of shopping at a thrift store. I may not be the best to…read morewrite a review, but here goes: Wow! This place is huge! We spent at least an hour & at one point wondered if we accidently wandered in to a new store because everything looked brand new. Definitely found value & savings with our purchases. Parking is tight, but there is lots of it. Staff is nice & helpful. There are two floors with an elevator. Go without any idea of what you want & just wander!

My review is strictly for the online experience. Shopping at The Jub gave me that nostalgic feeling…read moreof shopping at my local thrift store as a young adult. You can find plenty of vintage items, fun toys, cool memorabilia, and odds-and-ends for not much money, which is great. I felt the prices were too high for many of the used fashion goods and accessories (purses), even though they were in "gently loved" condition. Despite finding very reasonably priced pieces for my home and a potential gift item for my collector husband, the shipping charges equaled the subtotal of my cart. Too rich for my blood. If I were a local I'd make frequent stops here.

i like the selection and vibe here better than goodwill or habitat. the prices are fair and…read morereasonable compared to goodwill or salvation army

[683] There is…read moreparking around back but it's not clear for who so I parked on the street. 25 cents for 2 hours. My nose was running and I thought it was due to all the older stuff in the store but turns out the store is dog friendly. The dog was sitting out the counter as I walked out. I do have to say I love dogs but not a fan of them being in store and especially on counters I won't be back

I stumbled across this "thrift" store on an outing thrifting in the area. I was searching for kids…read moreclothing and toys, as well as always on the lookout for Little Mermaid and unicorn items for my granddaughter. Their "sister" store is a few miles down route 23 on the opposite side of the street. The clerk at this location told me go there for the items I was searching for. After being at both locations and reading Cindy's review and viewing her pictures I think her review is for the other store; Lucky Dog thrift. This store, although run down, cluttered, and more of a co-op is not organized but is better than the pictures depict. A few parking spots line the side of the building, which is run down. An abandoned store is next door. Although items weren't as jam packed and cluttered as the pictures it wasn't the greatest as far as organization. Isles (if that's what you want to call it) are narrow and maybe booths representing different vendors although not outlined as such. Fragile items and glassware are in abundance so do be very aware of your large handbag. I wouldn't even think to take a child in here. Overall the place is dusty and musty. Prices are very low, like yard sale prices. There's a table of jewelry for $2 each or 3 for $5 that are worth a look. Vintage and current pieces alike are in that pile. Most of the inventory is vintage (like 70-90's) and nick knacks. I was able to find two porcelain unicorn figures for my granddaughter that I purchased for $1 apiece. It was extremely cold in there, to the point that you could see your breath, and the clerk had on her coat so I assume the building is not heated. The elderly clerk was very, very friendly and engaged in conversation with other customers. I was surprised that I wasn't charged tax. When I inquired she said they didn't have a "tax account" so they didn't collect it. I probably shouldn't be advertising this but that was her response. The store looked and felt like it was there forever so I doubt they opened recently and assume they've been selling like that for some time. I hesitate to call this thrift because clearly it's a co-op/junk store. You won't find clothes or toys unless they're from the 70-90's and what I did see had condition issues. If you're into knick knacks and glassware and enjoy rummaging through inventory this is your spot. For me it was a miss and I wouldn't make a return visit.

Great vintage/retro collectables at a great price at this small hidden treasure of a shop! I have…read morebought a lot of retro beer items here for my home bar! There is much to look at here and the guy who runs the shop is a good guy. Call before going because his hours vary due to his other job.

Cool little shop. Found some books and a few small things. Owner was nice and gave us a deal, we…read morewill be back. Tip: If you're buying a small purchase, help thr guy out and use cash. The credit card fees are high to begin with and especially high as a percentage, on smaller purchases