“As far as Goodwill locations go, this one is relatively clean, well kept, and has a friendly staff. It's also pretty large with a nice selection of items including a jewelry case, home goods, clothing (of course), and costumes.”
“I needed an ice cream scoop and a travel coffee mug today. I found those and more in an inviting, joyful welcoming thrift store. This place no only my ice cream scoop but half priced table linens. I had ridden my bike and had to return home to get money ( I headed out on a bike ride then remembered my bigger plan so returned home to get some cash). I chose too many thinks for my cash. The nice man behind me offered me a $5 bill to complete my purchases. It ended up not being necessary. That is what kind of place Vintage Thrift Store attracts. Reuse is not only good for our planet but for our souls. OH I forgot, a man was playing the piano in the store! IT WAS FANTASTIC!!! It really kept me shopping just to hear his playing and singing. Visit this place, you'll be glad you did.”
“I love this store! It has a warmth about it that you don’t find elsewhere. I feel good shopping there as I know the money will benefit homeless women. It is organized and their prices are good. The inventory is ever changing. I recommend this store to all!!!”
10AM - 5PM
3116 Lake Washington Rd, Melbourne
Thrift Stores
“Wow! A thrift store that has reasonable prices that support an initiative that I can get behind! I love the ladies in this store they’re sweet and attentive. There is a $5 keychain that will give you 50% of clothing and other sale items every week. Definitely a steal if you thrift often! Love this store:)”
10AM - 6PM
2890 Palm Bay Rd NE #4218, Palm Bay
Thrift Stores
“WOW! What a change. Better prices and more stuff than ever. It's easy to see that there have been some changes at Brevard humane society thrift shop in Palm Bay”
“I have recently moved to the area. Unfortunately movers lost my entire kitchen. Thanks to SPCA I have managed to replace most of it and not break the bank. It is clean well organized and has a sweet friendly staff. The pricing is reasonable and the items are of good quality.”
“3-7-26: Still a great place to shop... Not only for great and friendly service, but awesome deals...
Ron's is ALWAYS a great place to shop. I never go away empty handed and always treated with a smile and kind words. Ron's is The Place to shop, if you had to pick only one place.”
“Absolutely recommend. I found them on Facebook marketplace. I haven't been able to go to the store yet, but I was so impressed with their communication and service. Delivery arrived EXACTLY when he said he would, on the minute! Dwight went above and beyond. Thank you guys very much!”
“This is an awesome thrift store with wonderful, helpful people! Great selection and prices. The building is historic and very cool! It's bigger inside than it looks.”
9AM - 5PM
2400 W New Haven Ave, Melbourne
Thrift Stores
“Nice place and employees. But it's almost like they think all guys are XXL or bigger. Only was able to find one shirt, but I still like it. You can also donate clothes, which I did.”
“I had a donation pick-up today, and the team that came out was absolutely wonderful. They were kind, professional, and made the whole experience so easy and pleasant. It’s not every day you come across such genuinely thoughtful service. I really appreciated their positive attitude and respectful approach. Thank you for making the process so seamless!”
“Pretty nice place but I wish I had known they were "cash only" before spending so much time in the store and finding things I would have liked. I use cards for just about everything so didn't have cash on me. Many other stores just charge a service fee for debit or credit to recoup any fees they incur. I would have liked to give them my business but...”
“CASH/PERSONAL CHECK ONLY. Closed on Sundays and Mondays. I feel like thrift shops should be rated on cleanliness of items, and prices. Everything is priced super reasonably; I’d say 80% of everything is under $4. They have lots of women’s’ clothing, some men’s/kids clothing, and a good amount of houseware. The ladies up front have always been very friendly.”
“Everyone should donate to this thrift store. Every penny goes back to the community, providing food, assistance with bills, short-term housing, etc. Every worker is a volunteer. Their services go beyond the thrift store. They have a food pantry and assistance in other areas. Please Google them, look them up on
Facebook. What they do for our community is outstanding and they need to be recognized for their service. Become a volunteer, I did!!!”
“Yes I've been there and they have lots of good things you can furnish your house whatever you need it's there or if it's not he can get it for you go take a look you find a lot of good things there I enjoy going there”
“My gosh this kindly people were the most loving caring from Sandra to volunteer Melissa and Diane were so big hearted and welcoming to me and not red flags for a hand to get some food.Thank you for your Big heart”
“This thrift store has an amazing variery of items and their prices are super reasonable! From big and small furniture to kitchen and decor, its always worth stopping for a shop!”
“Great inventory for a good cause. The people are friendly and helpful. The prices are excellent and the delivery cost half of the big furniture stores. Donate or buy what you need at a 10% of the prices for new.”
10AM - 4PM
2939 W New Haven Ave, Melbourne
Thrift Stores
“Ladies there are nice overall ; if you're intelligent you'll pick up on side glances and whispers to other ladies. But if you're wise you ignore that and still take advantage of wonderful furniture and sales they have honestly good thrift store ♥️ ??”
“Their stock changes constantly so return frequently! The Lamp Shoppe 100% supports The Haven so all your donations and purchaes also support The Haven. Check them out!”
9AM - 4PM
4515 S Babcock St, Palm Bay
Thrift Stores
“Great place to shop
They do not hold items but once purchased will keep for 3 days
Store hours 9-4 Tuesday thru Saturday
Great staff to work with”
“If you are a mother of young children or an expecting mother, be warned that there are no bathroom facilities for you to use while shopping. Also they make you turn in your diaper bag at the front desk so that can make things more difficult. It is clean and everyone is friendly though. Prices are definitely higher and not always a deal.”
“I'm a BIIIIIIIG thrifter. You will always find things that you didn't know you needed and things you don't need but just simply want. I was at the Malabar Road Goodwill today and my cashier was Homer. Many people don't appreciate the ones that show up every day and continue to put a smile on their face along with great customer service. Post-Covid changed things up and alot of people in the process. I just want to acknowledge and thank Homer for GREAT customer service today!!”
“Everything that is within the workers control is five stars. They're very nice, everything's organized. However, they have a surplus of inventory due to the extremely high prices. Many things cost about the same as a brand new item. Thrifting is not really fun anymore due to this. They are trying to price things the same as eBay, which has billions of views a day and people easily being able to search for exactly what they're looking for. This is a totally different audience and experience so one should not be charging $13.99 for a stained old Navy dress (that's retails at $16 brand new!). It's just getting absurd.”
“This is a large Goodwill with lots of selction. Prices are rising to rediculous heights. Used clothes are becoming more expensive than new ones. For example Home Depot sells new Christmas trees non sale price for $49-69 (the cheaper ones of course) I've seen Goodwill price used trees in awful shape for $100+. Does anyone realize these huge fancy buildings cost a fortune to build? Fancy building = crazy prices for customers. Staff is very pleasant at this location. Department Stores like Macys clothes go out of style by the end of season and can often snag 60-90% off end of season sales. Used clothes should be cheaper than New ones! Staff searches ebay prices and tries to list at top price. There is only so much you can inflate a disposable margarine container to. Personally I think those are recycling. Non proffit only in the facy they spend it on big salaries, modern new buildings and the like. I much prefer Hospice or a local non chain store to donate to.”