Thrift Stores near Ashland, KY

“Just learned recently that this Salvation Army is open again, in fact they say they've been open again for about 3 years! I had no idea and so many people I know and some I've spoken with there also didn't know ?‍♀️. So glad to be able to donate to them again instead of Goodwill. Also some very sweet ladies running it.”

“UPDATE (3/25/2023):I know this was a huge endeavor, and I thank all the staff there for going the distance, so I changed my review to 5 stars! I saw today that there was a full sweep of the store being done for quality checks. Each clothing item was looked over, and if they were not up to standard, they were put into carts for removal. This greatly improves the shopping experience, as it frees up more space so you don't have to fight against the cramped clothes, easier to notice pieces that fit your style, and most of all, there's a lot more confidence that the clothing is in good shape! There were a lot of really interesting items in the store today, too-- a lehenga skirt, for instance!---There should be better quality control for donations. I'd say over half the items on the racks have stains or damage. Granted, that responsibility falls more on the person who donates rather than the people who work intake. C'mon folks, this place isn't meant for trash. If you would be embarrassed to give it to a friend, in the item's current state, then you should not be donating it either.I also don't like that the prices for clothing are no longer standardized. There was a Victoria's Secret chemise I got that should have been priced the same as any sleepwear, but since it was from Victoria's Secret, it was $10. I hadn't realized until I was purchasing-- still bought it because I really liked the print, but this store should be about affordability. When I was young, during lean times, Goodwill was a God-send. Now the pricing is becoming too much for the people it's meant to provide relief for, and that's worrisome.However, the staff there are very sweet and hard-working. So I hope their pay has increased along with the prices. If not, then the staff need to negotiate higher pay since Goodwill's clearly making higher profits.”

“The young lady who owns it was so nice and respectful! She let me use a walker so my daughter could play while my sister and I shopped! She even cut the prices on a few things! She’s was so nice to us. And her store is so precious! I’m definitely coming back!”