They certainly don't know how to run a business. They were advertising a California king size bed…read moreset on Facebook market place. I left several messages on their messanger that they failed to look at. Three days after I posted my first message, it listed as sold. I also called and left 2 messages. The voice mail said to leave a message and they would contact me soon. I'm still waiting for that contact.

Sign says open on door. Electric sign is on that says open. Hours says till 4 on line. Get there at…read more2:45 locked up. No one answering phone

Charitable organizations are an integral part of many cities and towns and these fine folks do…read moregreat work in my area. They focus on helping adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and do a super job. As part of their fund-raising efforts, they run numerous ARC Resale locations where they resell donated goods and it's the Avon Park resale location that I'm reviewing today. My mother recently passed away and I had a need to donate a great deal of stuff she had accumulated over 94 years of life. I chose these folks Arriving- It's right on Main Street about a minute from US Route 27 and it's a snap to find. Parking is simple. Donating- Easy peasy! The customer service folks explained clearly what they could take and why they didn't except certain items. It was painless and quick. Shopping- Let's assume you've been to other places that sell donations. This place is clean and organized like the competitors. The staff is just fine. Pricing- Unfortunately I'm deducting One star as they seem to price higher than all the competitors. They make up for that a bit by having selected days with discounts like Seniors Day etc. However, the standard pricing, in my opinion, needs to be adjusted. Conclusion- Even with the pricing blip this is a fine organization doing good work and the store is worth a look, especially on discounted days!

Way too overpriced. I don't bother anymore. Some furniture isn't even priced because they know you…read morewill walk away. Almost as bad as Goodwill.

Best thrift store hands down. like new women's blouses a dollar each ladies slacks a dollar each…read moreall men's T-shirts a dollar each. Also best in the world. They make the rock.

This was one of the better thrift stores I've been to in quite awhile…read more.. They had a lots of items from which to browse and choose. It was large and organized and the prices were very, very reasonable. They have clothes but they also have bric a brac -- including a separate room for glassware; They have tools and related items in a separate area called the man cave; a separate section marked kids; a room with books and records... and artwork and more kitchen stuff and china, et al around the perimeter. Add in the shoes and some furniture plus the jewelry by the checkout counter.... And it's a full merchandise store. Their monies go to helping seniors and for elderly care (and their caregivers) in the area. So it's a good cause. As I said, prices are such that I can't imagine you won't find at least a little something to purchase here.

My teeny tiny town only has about 12,000 folks but even though it's small, it has several thrift…read morestores, and this is a fine one! They all support the homeless and other disadvantaged folks, and I wholeheartedly support that! I stop by once in a while to buy a thing or two not because I need it but to show my support. Over the years I have noticed a couple of things that distinguish this store from the others- 1. The people working here, I believe mostly volunteers, appear to be just a notch nicer and more helpful. Kudos to whoever is choosing and training them! 2. The prices here are mostly lower than the others, especially on clothing and glassware. Several of my friends say the same! 3. They work really hard to keep the sales floor clean and tidy! I hope my fellow Yelpers, especially those who live locally, take a little time to support these fine 5-star folks!

Great prices! Nice people. I feel good whenever I find something I love because these folks do…read moreGod's work for the homeless

Tones or quality clothing that's clean to thumb through. Interesting assortment of Disney hats and…read moreears that have been lost at the parks! The staff were super friendly. Will go back soon!

Showed up this morning with a a full car of higher end things to donate. A gentleman was putting…read morethe bins out for donations I went to unload and another very very rude man pointed to a sign a ways off that said no donations. He made a snide comment under his breathe that was very mean so I got in my car and left. I could care less about the donations, but I will not be spoken to like that.

The pricing is insane!! I went to an Estate sale over the weekend - prices were insane and they…read morewere selling EXPIRED seasonings and medicines! Old used tv for $450 - (don't remember size but was maybe a 60 in

While some of the items were interesting, I thought pricing was a bit higher than it should be.read more

Fun and unique stuff! Nothing here that you really need but you never know! It's always a good…read morefeeling when you find that perfect little treasure!

Goodwill was found in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor and who could fix the items. The items were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. I was in the area so I decided to check out this Goodwill in Sebring. It was completely different than any other Goodwill I have been to. They still had the same racks of clothes I am used to but they also carried a wide range of brand new household decor items including art, rugs, and decorations. One large part of the store was roped off and it contained hundreds of brand new Halloween costumes in bags. It was a far cry from the one rack of used mismatched costume pieces I have seen Goodwill stores carry in the fall. This store also carries brand new mattresses. This Goodwill resembled more of a Big Lots than the Goodwills I am used to. The prices were on par with those of discount retailer Big Lots as well. They even sell snacks up front. I inquired about what they sell and was told it was new and thrift items. The new items had been donated to them. I don't know if this store is unique or the way Goodwill wants to move in the future. Everything was clean and displayed nicely. I really wanted to find out more about this store but unfortunately they were getting ready to close for the night. If I lived in Sebring I would be a regular customer at this store.