it would be helpful if you updated your hours online. I just drove 20 minutes to get here on a…read moreMonday to find out that you're closed. Google maps and yelp both say that you're open.

Insanely overpriced. (I'm talking $15 for a mug, $30 for a pottery bowl, $80 for a painting, ect)…read more More expensive than antique stores. Some Clothes are priced fairly but none of the housewares are.

The limited hours are a bummer, but this is a really good thrift for household items etc- not sure…read moreabout the clothing selection, I've never looked through it.

Charged over 3 times the amount posted on an item and when I returned to get my money back, I was…read moretreated very poorly by an employee named Matt or Mike Whitt. It was one of the worst encounters I have ever had with any store employee. Make sure you aren't being deceived at the register.

Great thrift store with very good thrift prices. The staff was welcoming and very friendly. I found…read morea fee gens while I was there and really enjoyed my shopping experience. Highlands is clean and organized, always a great attribute of a thrift store.

Lies, I tried to give stuff that could be sold. Was it 100% perfect condition, no but it could…read morestill be sold. They would not take it and I was told that is has to be in 100% perfect condition and ready to be sold. You want people to donate stuff and then make sure it is pristine to be stuck right on the shelf. If that is there expectation, then they are not really selling for charity purposes but to make a profit because anyone that really needs help would not really care if it was 100% or not as long as it met their needs. IMO, they can take the time to make it look the way they want. All they want to do is just collect money. The IRS really needs to evaluate all of the YMCA thift stores because I firmly believe they are not operating as a 501c3 but are really a for profit organization. Have you seen their prices? Somethings are higher than what you would pay at stores. They are not trying to sell to those in need but to those that can afford their prices. A true charity would price the stuff to move and would not care if items that were sold were bought to be resold. I am not the one that buys to resell but the one that gives stuff to these stores to be sold but no more. I will give it to a nonprofit that actually cares.

The Y has always been shabby and junky - it certainly looks like a thrift store -but as of Summer…read more2021 it's also expensive and the past couple times I've gone, I regretted it. A dirty white used box fan for $15? I can get a new one at Walmart for $15. The local Goodwills are far superior in the clothing department - way cleaner and more organized with better inventory. The Y has good books, and better housewares and hardware but also junk like a whole table and shelf units of discarded water container/thermoses/Go-Cups which is sad and gross. Since the housewares are now priced close to retail, who cares? The best thing about the Y is it's only 3 blocks to the North Main Goodwill. If you like your thrift stores really shabby, try the Salvation Army in Fairlawn. Better lighting and way better prices, for instance all clothing is $1.

I love this place. They are always so helpful with projects we have going on. They are so nice and…read moreI've gotten so many things here!

Easy to find, right on Main Street. Friendly staff, willing to help. All the services it supports…read moreare all ones that need financial help. Because we're moving, we have a lot of downsizing to do, so most, or all of the things worth selling, will be donated there..

I've known for a while that there's a thrift store somewhere in the area run by people from my…read morechurch. Last week, I finally realized it was the one I pass by almost every day. (I'm a bit slow on the uptake. don'tjudgeme.) Hours are as follows: M-R: 9 am - 5 pm F: 9 am - 2 pm (3 pm?) Sat: closed (church!) Sun: 12 pm - 4:30 p.m. I was in the market for some warm jackets/coats, because I really only had one warm jacket (yep, one) to keep me alive through the winter, and what if something happened to it!?!? I've also basically been wearing my shoes into the ground, so I figured a pair of boots might be nice for the winter. And yes, retail therapy is a thing. There's a rack out on the porch with free clothes (just don't take the hangers), and the store is somewhat divided into two sections. The left side has mostly kids' clothes and a bunch of warm jackets and the side you enter from has all other clothes + shoes. There are books and various types of food to the right. :O My friend happened to be working there the day before I was planning on going, so I told him what I was looking for and he texted me pictures and prices. Twas pretty awesome. There were a lot of wool jackets that I would have loved to get, but I was way too short and/or shrimpy for them. This wasn't too much of a problem though since I found plenty of other things. :D! For $34.98, I obtained the following: -Red heels that I can actually walk in -Super comfy dark brown heels that I can wear to clinic (yay!) -Leather ankle boots (black) -Leather knee-high boots (black) -Super warm blue winter jacket -Super comfy beige hoodie -Super warm maroon vest -Leather jacket (originally from Yarid's, which I cannot afford) (I also picked up a free sweater from the porch.) Basically, the shoes/regular clothes were $2-3, the jackets were $5 and the leather jacket was $10. I am rather ecstatic over my finds! :] Everyone there is super nice/friendly. Definitely stop by if you're looking for great deals! Cash or check only! [Edit] In response to the review below me (apparently, everywhere you go = a 1 star rating)...in what way do they "do absolutely nothing for the community" and how are they greedy people? They foster kids who have been pulled from drug-addicted homes, host free cooking classes for the community to teach them how to make healthy + delicious meals, operate a school and raise money for families who have fallen on hard times, which is a lot more than I can say for a lot of people out there. Please don't slander others when you have no legitimate reasoning behind it.

They do absolutely nothing for the community. And during the growing season the place looks like…read moreover grown abandon lot. They're just greedy people, it's the holiday season and they don't even sponsor any poor families, they're greedy!!!! but remember you reap what you sow.........

Great people great cause. Check it out. I'm really impressed with their stuff and their staff.read more

I've been to habitat it has some nice stuff but it is really overpriced on some of the things but…read moremy major thing is there was a young lady that work there she worked hard she was diligent she just had a hard time getting to work on time because she had obligations at home they could have changed her schedule to where it would work for her and she would still be working these times and days people should not have to go without a job because of situations at home that keep them from making it to work on time there are people out here that have jobs that don't do nothing they sit around and twiddle their thumbs and get their money from doing nothing absolutely nothing this young lady I watched her one day she stayed busy she is she straightened she did hard work for them but yet they threw her to the side like she was nobody I really feel like that that was the wrong move because she was a dedicated employee only thing wrong was sometimes she was late and that's a nice way to thank people for working hard and keeping your store straight and clean for your customers

The Purrfect Treasures Store is located in the brick building directly next to the Humane Society…read moreon Virgil Goode Highway in Rocky Mount, VA. They carry a very nice assortment of furniture, mirrors, lamps, candles, household items, accessories and jewelry- all new or in gently used condition. The store has TWO FLOORS of discounted treasures, and 100% of the profits goes to help support the Franklin County Humane Society's Planned Pethood Adoption Center.

A wonderful shop where you can find some one of a kind pieces! And you can feel good about your…read morepurchase because 100 percent of the money taken in goes to the Franklin County Humane Society! Stop in regularly because you never know what you might find.