This thrift store is pretty well hidden from the road and located in a row of warehouses that butt…read moreup to the railroad tracks. It's less than 5000 ft.² inside, but it sure packs a lot of unique finds. Seniors get 20% off on Mondays and teachers get 20% off on Saturdays, veterans and active military get 10% off every day. The prices here are more reasonable than anything you'll find at Goodwill and the selection is better. They also sell furniture and have three fitting rooms. This is definitely a ministry worth donating your items to since they have quite an impact on the local community. Cash, credit/debit, no checks and all sales final. Ten informative photos included to get you through the door.

HCCM does a good service for those in need. But manager resents resellers. She actually raised the…read moreprice on a $4 item at the cash register to $10 saying it was mismarked and wanted to on a 2nd item too. I can understand they want to get more of "the pie", but they don't understand that resellers also have a lot of costs and how much Ebay takes. And when they raise their prices to Ebay level, they aren't taking into consideration that Ebay has MILLIONS of customers a day many looking for that exact item. They basically pushed me out to focus on garage and estate sales, which hurts them. I used to get lots here every week. They get kudos for their community work, but they don't realize resellers HELP them by purchasing large amounts weekly. But me and others don't think they want our business.

Honestly surprised nobody has left a review for this org yet…read more I love HCCM. Their Fresh Food Fridays have saved me and my husbands butt more than once when we are in a financial bind. Plus, some of the stuff they give out is some really high quality stuff! AND it reduces food waste. Total win-win. I love their thrift store. So many good finds and the prices are even better than other thrift stores I've visited around Austin. All the staff and volunteers I've been in direct contact with have been super nice. 2 thumbs up for this org, and thank you for brining some help/assistance to those of us in North Austin area. So many of these type of orgs operate in downtown Austin, so it's nice to have one close by.

Lovely little shop tucked away but filled with lots of beautiful treasures! It can be a bit hard to…read moremaneuver a cart when it's crowded but everyone is very friendly and pleasant. A tad dark inside but the store feels very welcoming. So many things to look at and choose from. Prices are very reasonable compared to the "big box" thrift stores. I had some luck with the jewelry section and some MCM vintage goodies. Not too close to my home but the trip was worth it. I plan to go again soon.

I always try to give them my extra things, because they help the community if needed. The store…read morehas amazing finds or treasures for everyone!

Great place! People were generally helpful and pleasant. I will go there again and donate.read more

My son just completed a 4 day summer camp at The Dog Alliance. He had the most amazing time at camp…read moreand was so very sad when he had to say goodbye. This is such a great way for kids to get familiar with dogs and understand what it takes to care for a dog. Service/therapy dogs are used for this particular camp. Each dog has a trainer and the kids work in groups with the dogs. The groups are not restricted to one dog, that way, they get to work with a variety of dogs. In this years camp there was a dashhound, terrier, poodle, golden retriever and lab. How fun! Special shout out to Susan Windham, the director of the Youth program. She is one if the nicest people I've met. She is great with the kids and parents! We will be coming back next year for sure!

You and your dog have the right to remain silent, but not the right to your privacy!…read more Caution#1: If you have concerns about your dog's trainer, DO NOT bring those concerns to the attention of management, even in the most concerned, positive, and proactive manner. Be silent. Any information you share with management about the trainer CAN and WILL be used against you, and unfortunately, against your dog. It will damage your positive working relationship with the trainer. Caution#2: Dog Alliance uses Salesforce, without the client's knowledge or consent. Management states: "We track activity for every private lesson client so that if you work with another trainer or take a class, there is a way to easily pass along the history of each student and dog team." Google AI views "track activity" a bit differently: "Salesforce has faced numerous incidents and accusations related to privacy violations, primarily due to data breaches, misconfigurations, and the handling of personal data." Just sayin'...

Have been needing a local laundry. This one is clean, easy to use, the other customers were kind…read moreand helpful. I came for a clothing load but it seems like a good spot for large loads. Huge plus that you can take out cash, make change, or use card on the app.

Wash It All is my go-to laundromat, especially for comforters. The place is clean, efficient, and…read morepacked with commercial-size machines that actually get the job done. As a former appliance technician, I've seen the horrors comforters can inflict on a home washer (moment of silence for those machines). That's why mine stay safely at home while I bring the bulky stuff here. No shaking, no crying, no "what was that noise?" If you value clean comforters and the long-term survival of your washer, this is the place. Highly recommend.

Dream a Dream is such an awesome organization. It's amazing to watch Brenda and the volunteers…read moreinteract with the riders and help them make progress towards their individual goals through Therapeutic Horsemanship and Equine Assisted Learning. The horses are of impressive quality and the program and instruction even better! Brenda and Michael have poured their hearts into the place and it's really a family atmosphere for the riders and volunteers alike.

From the owner: DADTH is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing therapeutic horseback riding and related…read moreprograms to individuals with disabilities. We are a PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship) member center and a licensee of the internationally acclaimed Spirit Horse Program.

This is a great resource for military personnel to network, get support and enjoy a great dinner…read morewith their family and other veterans. Plus the entertainment is fantastic! Damon Fogel

They have just about everything Active Duty, Veterans, and their families could need. A great…read morecomputer room that's free to use with printers. A huge fully loaded Game room. A huge dining area. A full kitchen for the events that they put on. A wonderful non profit to support the troops in CenTex!

This is my favorite thrift store in Round Rock. I've been coming here for a little over two years,…read moreand I can't say enough about this store. It's always very clean, and I love the staff here. Bryce is always super helpful, courteous, and offers help anytime I need it. Also really love the manager here, he's awesome and fun! Not to mention they have amazing deals several times a week. The prices are amazing. Can't say enough about this location! If you can always round up, it goes towards the drug and rehabilitation program, which is important.

Listenn!! The store has clothed my kids and my friends kids... thank you to everyone that donates!…read moreWe find such nice clothes for our kiddos here.. and if i'm in a browsing mood I can find things for my house too .. we love to thrift

Jail to Jobs catered a Kairos State meeting and the food was superb and the servers were…read moreoutstanding. Thanks for a great lunch experience! Five of Five Stars! And I highly recommend them!

From the owner: Jail To Jobs empowers and equips youthful offenders to find purpose, potential, and achievement. We…read moreaccomplish this through employment-based mentoring and through physical, emotional, and spiritual support.

Very well kept store, with a wide variety to make it worth a stop. Came in to buy a used collar…read moreshirt (at my age, wearing a coat and tie is a once/twice a year thing). Found a good condition Van Heusen, the right size, for only $6.99. Picture doesn't really do it justice, for the rare occasion I have to put on my suit, it will work just fine. BTW, my current suit came from another Goodwill in the Austin area, custom suit that normally would be over $1000, got myself a bespoke fitted suit for around $30. Never know what you'll find.

I used to stop at this Goodwill regularly, but lately it feels like a complete waste of time and…read moregas. Their new AI pricing system is wildly out of touch with reality. I'll walk the aisles and see donated items--things they literally received for free--priced the same as, or even higher than, what you can buy brand new at a retail store or online. The whole point of a thrift store used to be finding affordable secondhand items and giving donated goods a second life. Now it feels like they're trying to squeeze every last dollar out of things that were donated by the community in the first place. I often leave empty-handed after spending time and fuel to get there, because the prices just don't make sense. If this keeps up, I'll probably stop going altogether. A thrift store should feel like a place where the community benefits--not a place where shoppers feel like they're paying boutique prices for used goods. Savers is looking better and better every day!