Thrift Stores near Fallston, MD

“hands down nicest pantry in area :) Sarah is so kind :) we never feel uncomfortable or weird coming here and try to donate back what we can or try and shop in home goods.”

“I thought this place was going to be my first stop while I was out and about looking for toys for my daughters birthday, ended up being my first and only stop. Great selection and great people. Love it!!”

“I have known and done business with Mike and Sell It Baltimore for years and have never regretted it. If you looking for something that will re-awaken the child in you, you've come to the right place!!! From trains to trucks and barbies to jewelry, you are guaranteed the most interesting collectibles and fashionable finds. Do you have to sell or want to buy coins or firearms, check Sell it Baltimore first, I'm always amazed at the unique items they have in inventory, and it changes everyday. Mike is a straight-up guy that loves what he does and you will find him friendly and more than fair. If you are looking for something in particular, contact him. If you need help with parsing an estate, he is kind, empathetic and helpful. Great business, great guy!!! 5-stars!!”

“A wonderful place to find all your basic needs while thrift shopping. It has very good prices and is run by a super nice woman who is always waiting to help you walk away happier then when you first entered.”

“One of my favorite thrift stores, different color tags are discounted and posted above the entrance area. Still has open dressing rooms so I know what fits and don't have to deal with returns. Staff has been pleasant and close to dressing rooms, had a zipper on back of a dress I couldn't reach to zip and someone right there to help me.”

“Prices getting a little out of control. Please remember these are used goods, and although your intention is to make the most money possible for charity, please remember, for some, it is their only option for clothing and household goods and low cost options are key to support a family.”

“Great store to stop in and get some deals on low priced name brand clothes. They always have a great selection. The staff is great. Avery was very helpful pointing out some great sales that the store had that day, saving me even more money. I like the way the store is organized by colors and clothing type for a quick in and out selection on what I’m looking for.”

“I did not have a good experience earlier this week when attempting to donate items at a Goodwill within Baltimore City, and I really wanted to give my new and like new items to a Goodwill in the City. The customer service over the phone, accurate donation drop-off times online and over the phone, and clear directions to the drop-off lead me further out to this location.

Their donation drop-off is located in the rear (a sign on the front door also lets you know if you forget). The employees were great with unloading items and the line moved quickly. To get in line to drop-off donations drive behind the building to the rear. The rear is one-way only… so only enter at the opposite end of the shopping center by Looney’s, not Advance Auto.

I did observe a person pulling out what looked like a very battered bird house that should go in the trash. Let’s all be mindful to donate items that someone can use.

If you need some new ceramic bakeware, I just dropped some off. Hopefully they find a good home! Last, I frequent this Goodwill when I have time and have never had an issue. The employees have always been great and they explained the return policy to me each time. It may not be my favorite return policy, but they do explain it to you prior to purchasing. Happy hunting!”

“No to goodwills are alike. This one tends to be a favorite of mine when I'm in Harford county, simply because of the size and sheer volume of goodies one can find. I've picked up excellent running shoes, dresses, coats, books, paintings, and so many other things. The staff is always very nice and helpful. And the other customers are usually a joy to interact with. It's a great place to stop over if you're looking for a bargain. Check out folding chairs the fabric covered kind and see what you can find. I got a set of them for $6.99 each. They usually go for at least $20 in most retail stores. And these chairs were almost as good as those.”

“I happened upon the "savers" name while browsing a LuLaNo group. A search revealed a location within an hour, so off I went! I donated 2 bags of clothes and received a 20% coupon. Lucky for me, many items were on sale for 40% off. The 20% coupon didn't stack, but I did apply to anything that wasn't on sale. Their prices were.... interesting. I didn't see much consistency (a sleeveless NY&Co shirt for $15.99 while the others were $4.99??). But, their kids shoe prices were amazing. I got a pair of leather converse, big kid size 2, for $7 and a pair of merrell slip ons big kid size 4, for $8! I found a landends, womens size sm spring jacket for $14 and a real sleeping bag (i.e. sub-0 temps) for $10! As an added perk, they do not have the same "no tag, no sale" policy as goodwill, so some of the taggless items we found were able to come home with us. They only had self-checkout and do not provide bags. All in all, I look forward to making the trip again sometime in the future.”