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“I have use fb marketplace a lot , but this place is even better. Excellent value for the money and very friendly service. And whatever you want , they probably will have it.”
“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 person that helped me was so nice . I made a donation and he was more then helpful ?????????????????????????”
“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!”
“Faith Farm saved my life! I came in 3 years ago at the end of my rope. I was exhausted from holding on to resentment and addiction. I was tired of hurt myself and everyone I love and I was suffering from schizoaffective disorder.
Faith Farm provided the atmosphere and the time I needed to heal and to develop an intimate relationship with Jesus. Today, my mental health has been restored. My relationships have been restored and I've had the opportunity to grieve the loss of my parents in a healthy and honorable way. Thank you Faith Farm & Thank you Jesus!”
“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 ???”
“pretty solid outlet store with some good finds, there are a few things to note 1st, they do not sell jewelry. They only sell clothing and home wears, no furniture either and very, very limited shoes. Certain items are not priced by the pound, I picked a few dresses, but they were actually eight dollars each so I ended up passing on them. Make sure you bring your own bag as carts are limited and they do not have shopping bags. no bad smell and honestly, the place seemed pretty clean and all the clothes seem fairly clean too. Two dollars per pound is a little pricey, but I would go back at the end of the day.”
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“You can find all sorts of good stuff here. It’s has a great vibe and things are priced very reasonably. Staff are super helpful, too. All around excellent spot”