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“I'd only been to their Cape Coral location until just recently when I went to this one in Ft. Lauderdale and I loved it!!!! Truly great finds and prices too!!!!”
“Cancel your plans for the afternoon - This place is a full-blown treasure hunt in the best way possible. Racks, rows, shelves and bins for days. If you think you are just popping in for a quick look, think again. You could spend an entire day here and still find something new hiding in plain sight. One minute you are flipping through racks, the next you are holding something you did not know you needed until that exact moment. The lady who works there is the cherry on top. Friendly, welcoming, and very fair with pricing. No awkward hovering, just good vibes and honest deals. If you love thrifting, digging, and the thrill of finding that one perfect item, this place is a must.”
“The thrift store at St Ambrose Episcopal Church is amazing. Five rooms full of everything you need for yourself, kids, pets, and home. A lot of vintage finds are priced well below what I've seen at the Salvation Army or Goodwill. Open Saturdays from 9 to 12 pm only. A must!”
“Calling all bargain shoppers, thrifters, furniture flippers, budget-savvy savers. This location has an incredible variety of goods to choose from. Lots of furniture, his and hers clothing, buckets of Legos, paintings, dishes, books, and CD/DVDs. It is well organized and priced to move. I love just looking through the furniture and I’m impressed at the quality and diversity of the donated goods. The store is clean and the staff are friendly. It is located directly on Broward Blvd close to i95. Watch out for rush hour traffic as getting here can be tricky if you’re going against the traffic.”
“Thank you so much for your prompt response in getting us scheduled... and picking up the couch, as promised the call was received that they would arrive soon.. and they did!!!”
“This donation center is open, accepting donations. They might had been closed temporarily during the pandemic, but currently it is open for business.Goodwill South Florida has been around since 1959. At that time, Goodwill Industries had already been in existence for 57 years, with a total of 117 Goodwill sites in the nation. Since its inception Goodwill South Florida has increased its size by 18 percent, resulting in a social business enterprise consisting of 4 entrepreneurial divisions that support rehabilitation services.Goodwill South Florida has helped people with disabilities and special needs achieve their goals of independence, freedom, and dignity in record numbers each year.Today, Goodwill South Florida is the sixth largest of 159 Goodwills in the United States and Canada.”
“Marlon and Thomas were the two people that came to pick up my stuff for donations. They are both angels on this earth. So sweet, kind, helpful. I appreciate the both of you so much and thank you for helping me ???”
“I like this place, despite all the downsides. Be prepared to stand your ground and keep a close eye on your belongings. Amid the chaos, there are some great finds hidden in those bins—many will need a little TLC, but they’re definitely worth it. Don’t expect polite behavior: most of the shoppers are regulars and can be quite aggressive. Once you understand the vibe, though, you can score some really good deals.”
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“I love out of the closet! On this day they were having a mega sale on a plethora of clothes in the parking lot, $2 per item. They do that every once in a while but they have the best men’s selection for a thrift store in the area. They have tons of selections especially for jeans and shirts, which are color coordinated, as well as books! It’s the best place to beef up your book collection for only $1 a book sometimes. They also have a pharmacy inside so you can shop.”