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  1. Haven of grace / the rummage room thrift store - 5709 US-17

    5709 US-17, Darien GA 31305

    4.4 Superb 33 reviews

    “They have lots of stuff in lots of rooms. The store just keeps going and going! They need help organizing and keeping the right sizes in the right place. They need to put a table out front and fill it with stuff that isn't selling. Start moving the inventory. They have a neat deal to fill a bag of clothes for $5 and they have a nice variety of sizes. They also have a free food shelf.”

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  2. Family Dollar - 5316 US-17

    5316 US-17, Darien GA 31305

    4.1 Good 29 reviews

    “The store was unorganized, however due to low staffing they were still unloading the truck. The cashier on duty was extremely helpful and even offered to call me if she found more of what I needed! It was a very generous gesture and deeply appreciated it ! I’m trying to find clear organizational bins like the ones pictured.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1104 North Way

    1104 North Way, Darien GA 31305

    4.1 Good 111 reviews

    “This particular one was fairly neat and organized, however the employees weren't as friendly as they are at others. When employees are like that, it usually means they're overworked and underpaid. Do better, DG.”

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