Thrift Stores in Blacksburg, VA

“Little but mighty thrift store! This thrift store may be relatively small but it's packed full of treasures. My husband and I stopped by today and were excited that they were doing a 50% off sale for the day. There is a lot to see and many items caught my eye. I ended up picking out a silk scarf; it ended up costing just 50 cents because of the sale. My husband and I will certainly return to this thrift shop.”

“?Save money, students! You are going to need it very, very soon. Like, desperately so even!?Rule #1 for purchasing anything: Do I need it?Rule #2: What is biggest bang for my limited bucks?Answer both correctly by coming into this (and, yes, every) thrifty secondhand store to get what you need at much, much lower costs than New In Box. — Everything here is quality, good condition, and will save you valuable time & money. {Especially Virginia Tech labeled items galore for a fraction of paying new! Cups, clothes, pins, hats, etc everything showing your school loyalty!}Save the planet also by buying secondhand!!! Using less resources. Avoiding landfills. Recycling again & again. [Read up to get the latest on all that!]**Say hello to Mr. Ya-Ya at the cashier’s counter! ?? ??**Good luck this school year, students! ??????”

“Local goodwill at Blacksburg, VA a not-for-profits organization. Very friendly stuff. Just beside food lion.Goodwill was founded in Boston by Reverend Edgar J. Helms, a Methodist minister and early social innovator. Helms created the Goodwill philosophy of “not charity, but a chance” when he collected used household goods and clothing in wealthier areas of the city, then trained and hired people who were poor to mend and repair the used goods. The goods were then sold or given to the people who repaired them. More than 118 years later, Goodwill remains in it's missions.”