Community Services/Non-Profits near Knightdale, NC
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Community Services Non Profits
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
6638 Old Wake Forest Rd, Raleigh
Community Services Non Profits
“This theater is very small, offering an intimate experience. The lobby is inviting with a bar that offers drinks (alcoholic and not), and a few snacks( candy and popcorn). There was a guitar -singer playing, and a couple of tables and armchairs, all in all, very very nice!The play, Barbeque, was very good and the actors and actresses excellent. My husband and I were happy we gave it a try, and now we are looking forward to seeing more plays there.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Happy to be contributing in a small way to this wonderful cause by volunteering with my colleagues. Such a well organized organization serving the community with a passion.”
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“I was speechless as I was able to walk through and pick out furniture for every room of my new place for my whole family! I couldn't believe it! Especially when you have had your fair share of challenges in life and it gives you hope in the world that there was a place like this even existed! Thank you green chair again a few years later. I'll never forget what you all did for me and the family. When we needed it the most. I pray for everyone that helps this place. I look forward to making a purchase when it's open to the public. :)”
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“Each time I have shopped at this location, I've been pleasantly surprised by the fantastic treasures found! It is my favorite Habitat ReStore location in the Triangle because my favorite thrift store items are typically vintage items & antique items, & based on my recent shopping experiences, this specific Habitat for Humanity location has more vintage & antique items donated to it, in comparison to the other Habitat ReStores I have visited in the triad. ♡ Additionally, the staff & volunteers are friendly and helpful; they ask if you need assistance or just say hello as they pass you by which I appreciate!”
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“I’ve been going here for years. The staff has always been nice to me. As for prices…if you begrudge a non profit for making money to carry out a mission of housing and helping people who need it then just be quiet and move on. You’re probably the same people who’ll pay $12 for a bid wiser at a concert and not mind. And umm hello inflation…anyone heard of that? Lol I built an entire retail store with items purchased from Restore. And it’s gorgeous!!! I repurposed items that otherwise would have hit the land fill AND helped a great charity. Win win. Keep up the good work team Restore!”
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“This is a great organization.It helps women help themselves. Providing training in interview clothes without charge.They help with Resumes, LinkedIn profiles, interview preps, and improving skills.They also have quarterly boutique sales in both Raleigh and Durham that I go to. You can get it top brands at a reasonable price.They also accept donations.”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“The staff are great with the young men that attend; instilling lifelong morals and manners that will be showcased throughout their lives. As a single mother to a son, it's a blessing to have the tough love given from the [male] staff; that big brother/fatherly love. Thankful to have found this community as new residents to NC.”
8:30AM - 3PM
1008 Bullard Ct, Raleigh
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“This is a great place to have team building events and be part of a good cause. Staff makes it really easy to setup for them to go to your location or you go to their warehouse. They do have miniums and can go over all of that with you. I've had birthday parties for my kids there and work events both at the warehouse and our workplace. We even had a meal build evet there since covid and they take a lot of safety precautions.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Pizazz has been a favorite for years! Their clothes are FAR nicer than many other places and the prices are incredibly low. Where the money goes though is the most important and very best part ... by shopping for women's clothing and accessories there, we are supporting Harbor Inc, a shelter for women and children who are escaping domestic violence. It's SO important to put our money where our hearts are! ?”
8:30AM - 4:30PM
260 Towerview Ct, Cary
Community Services Non Profits
“I have ordered buckwheat hulls numerous times from this organization and each time I am amazed by how quickly they are shipped. Their product is reliable and the most affordable I have found. I would highly recommend them to anyone.”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“I love this thrift store! I recently discovered it and I have only been a couple of times now but every time I go the energy there is so positive and fun that it is contagious. The staff can be overheard singing to the fun music and laughing with each other. They have great prices and a great selection. If you follow them on social media they post all their sales for the week on Sunday or Monday.”
“The level of care and concern for the children at this location is fantastic. This team ensures that the patients are receiving the best care possible. They don’t focus on job descriptions so much as they focus on the needs of the patient. This was our first visit to the facilities in three years and it still looks to be in wonderful condition, very well maintained. To Sam, Jenetta, Melody and the rest of the team, we want to say thank you, we left knowing our grandson was in excellent hands. They truly demonstrate the phase, “A labor of Love”.”
Community Services Non Profits
“NEWS FLASH!!! – Homelessness and food insecurity are MESSY, and often times, so are the caring people who try to alleviate it. Why? Because there’s no money, no glory, and no accolades for helping the neediest people. The people who take care of the neediest are not “professionals” with MBAs and law degrees. They aren’t lobbyists, politicians, PR professionals, event organizers, or polished speakers. They the salt of the Earth. Yes, Helping Hand Mission IS dirty, disorganized, jumbled, and frustrating. I’ve been volunteering there on and off for 15+ years, and I am well aware of their shortcomings. BUT, their hearts are in the right place. Sylvia Wiggins, the founder, isn’t lining her pockets with gold, as one person cruelly suggested. They charge for items because they have pay rent, salaries, utilities, insurance, phone bill, and much more. They can’t help people if they get shut down. Yes, they can be rude – especially to people sent there to do mandatory community service. It’s not nice. BUT, they are still helping people, feeding people every day at New Bern House, providing shelter for women and children, and collecting donations for people in need. It’s very easy to be critical of someone who didn’t show up at your door on time, or refused to take certain items – what an inconvenience for you and your busy day!! Sorry to burst your first-world bubble, but they don’t operate for your convenience. Their employees are underpaid, overworked, and under trained. They do the best they can. If you want to effect change, go volunteer to clean up their roach infested place, to organize the jumble of goods in their facility, to answer phones professionally, or to drive around and pick up furniture. Instead of trashing the people who are trying to do good, help them do better. ‘Nuff said.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Wow today was such an amazing surprise. They have the right amount of vintage and gently used items today. I hardly ever come in and not at this time of day. So I really encourage y'all to drop in, especially if you love vintage items.”
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“They will help u but u have to do the work to uplifted urself out of ur past life's ... GREAT people their they changed my life Greatful for this place and God.Im still in my home til this day writing this ??????”
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“My kids and I love to pop in occasionally to see what kind of "treasure" we can find. Staff, in general, are not the most outgoing, but have been friendly when we make a point to be friendly to them. The store is as organized as you can expect a Goodwill to be and a lot of the fun is in the search.”
Community Services Non Profits
“What sets Dream Coat Ministries apart is not just what it sells, but the impact it creates. Every purchase made at the store contributes to their noble cause, empowering customers to support a worthy mission while fulfilling their shopping needs. In a world often driven by consumerism, this thrift store serves as a reminder of the profound difference businesses can make when guided by principles of compassion and social responsibility.Tucked away behind Bojangles and Knightdale Animal Hospital in Knightdale, North Carolina. Dream Coat Ministries stands out for its noble mission and remarkable offerings. Unlike typical thrift stores driven solely by profit, Dream Coat Ministries sets itself apart by focusing on making a tangible difference in the lives of women and children in need, while also providing a treasure trove of unique clothing at affordable prices. Dream Coat Ministries has the most commendable aspects because of its unwavering commitment to its community. By prioritizing the well-being of vulnerable individuals, particularly women and children, the store serves as a beacon of hope and support. Through various initiatives and programs, they extend a helping hand to those facing adversity, embodying the true spirit of altruism and compassion.Beyond its philanthropic endeavors, Dream Coat Ministries boasts an extensive collection of clothing that caters to diverse tastes and preferences. From vintage finds to contemporary styles, the store offers something for everyone, ensuring that customers can express their individuality without breaking the bank. The affordability of their merchandise makes fashion accessible to all, regardless of budget constraints.”