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“We were in town visiting family for the Thanksgiving weekend and were looking to do a little local shopping and found this place on yelp. Lovely little thrift store! Well organized and so fun to browse around. Were thrilled to find a stash of vinyl to peruse as our son has recently purchased a turntable - picked out an eclectic mix to wrap up and put under the tree at Christmas. Shared this find with our animal loving family that live in the area.”
10AM - 5PM
318 Leedom St, Jenkintown
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“Small but well organized with great finds! Very friendly staff and wonderful discounts. I find the prices are competitive and I’ve found some great buys at Second Chances.”
“Everyone was super nice and I found a lot of cute things for great prices. I used my shelter vouchers and I just feel judged at all. I actually went over my limit a little and the nice lady let it be. I definitely recommend it.”
9:45AM - 4:30PM
101 E Chelten Ave, Philadelphia
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“I have been visiting this store for over 25 years. Plenty of clothing, brick a brac, small electronics and housewares. Occasionally a nice piece of furniture.I just bought a beautiful set of hand painted wine glasses and carafe for about $10. Love ❤ this place.”
“Staff is very friendly & helpful. A lot of great items, fairly priced and they add to their inventory daily. If you haven’t been in yet, you’re missing out on finding some treasures!! Come check them out! I’ll def be back again. Thank you!”
“an interesting and charming thrift store. large, with all the usual suspects and some unusual surprises. Prices are fair, and parking is simple. I will return to shop there!”
“The Light House is a place where you can either donate clothes or other items of things that you may not have any use for and they would gladly and appreciate your donations and you can also shop inside the store for anything that your family need for any occasion. Me myself I donate to them alot of my clothing that I have no in need of wearing again so I decided to donate my things bc maybe I can help someone out who may be able to use for themselves or a family member or there children. Now if you are Dropping off the things that you may not any use for can go around the back to drop off between 10a - 4p on SaturdaySunday and Monday they're closeAnd the other days they're open btwn 10a-4:30p at the front of the store. And they're very courteous respectful people and I still have some more clothing, sneakers, to donate too this Lighthouse. So everyone if you wish to drop off the things that you have no more use for anything you may like to donate than just drop it off and they also will give you a receipt to write it off on your taxes. So everyone good luck with donating and someone out in need..Thank you ?I just dropped off today 2 bags and a box of coffee mugs and I'm also now in my closet getting ready for some more Jean's, sneakers, all sorts of many things that I don't have any use for again and I will take to lighthouse next week..Thank you again everyone for listening to my Post..?”
10AM - 4PM
140 Crescent Ln, Harleysville
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“A gem of a thrift store! Great clothing selection, household items, jewelry and local crafts. The prices are great and I went on the last Friday/Saturday of the month where everything’s 50% off! I highly recommend coming here and supporting them! Everyone is so nice”
“Drop off is in the back of the building, Simple and Easy I Unloaded my bags out of my car onto their truck, lady gave me a receipt and I left. No hassle, you unload by yourself and load it on to their truck by yourself.”
“Astounding customer service. I live across the country from Throw Back Thrift and needed help with a special project near their location. The staff was incredible, making every effort to help me. The results were phenomenal. Better than I could have hoped for. I strongly recommend this store if you want great service and you help the animals and needy at the same time.”
“Amazing, organized store! I never walk out of here empty handed! Selection is clean and the store is particular about their offerings. The staff is always pleasant and helpful!”
“I'd been wanting to check this place out for a while and went with my friend this past weekend. The interior is way bigger than it looks and I thought that they had a really nice variety of items (appliances, electronics, clothes, dishware, furniture, books, artwork, knick knacks &more). Clothes are organized based on size, books were not alphabetized but this also isn't a bookstore. I ended up purchasing a very nice glass flower vase for $3 and a couple pieces of clothing. This is definitely a great place to thrift for really anything. Its not brimming with designer like some stores (I did find quality brands and higher end fabrics like cashmere) but I don't expect it to and I think they do an excellent job serving the community with things people can actually use day to day. Will be returning in the future.”
“This is easily the most organized and cleanest thrift store I’ve ever been to. Great selection of clothes, electronics, furniture, kitchen stuff, and more. 10/10”
“Spend any amount of time around the online thrifting communities and you will begin to hear stories of "the bins".Stories of terror. Stories of awe. Where the thrifter emerges victorious. Where they leave with nothing at all. You begin to wonder what it's all about. Where are these sacred places? Why are trips planned to them? Then you learn. The "Bins" are Goodwill Outlet Centers. They are the last stop for donated goods that either weren't sold at their "regular" thrift stores, or were sent from sorting warehouses direct. They are Goodwill's siren song for the trash picking, dumpster diving hardcore thrifters. I have made the Pilgrimage, and I am...hooked. This location is about 45 minutes from me. My first time it was at the urging of another die hard thrifter. It was...fun. The Bins all have the same general format. Piles of items are heaped onto large rolling bins. At Montgomeryville they're roughly organized by categories from clothing to housewares. Each "bin" is like a foot deep. This location has quite a few to sort through, and is paired with a "regular" store. Items are sold by weight, with prices based on category. I've sourced enough broken baby dolls to scare the neighborhood kids at Halloween, found some very cool vintage plates and an entire nativity set scattered across three different bins, with not even a scratch.If you go: they are busiest at opening. Shoppers may be territorial, not wanting anyone else to search in the bin they are at, or they don't care. Be prepared to dig, that's the fun. Wear gloves. I wear the ones used by chefs that are cut resistant - there will be sharp pointy broken things. Take your time. Lastly, if digging isn't your thing, stick to the "regular" thrift stores. No shame. The cashiers are usually pleasant, ready to politely ooh and aah at your "finds". They have some boxes and newspaper for you to pack your purchases if you like. Of course I'll keep going, it's happiness for my thrifting little heart.”
“As far as thrift stores go when you walk in this one, there is a fragrance in the air, which is a complete pleasure compared to the many thrift stores where it just smells like dust, dirt, & mold.The store is very organized and seems to be clean. I enjoy shopping here very much. More often than not I leave the store with my hands full.”
“Cute and small, but has lots to see! My sister got a Mickey Mouse umbrella that was in pretty good condition, and my mom actually found the book she wanted! I would revisit just for fun- not to actually buy anything, but you never know what you'll find when it comes to thrift stores!XOXO, Timmy's dad/Mr. Turner”
“Decent prices, clean store, whenever I need something that's too expensive or unavailable, I go here. When I needed a new leather purse to replace the Vintage Vera Bradley that was purchased here, I found exactly what I needed. When I was looking for a simple George Foreman grill, I found it here. If you see it, buy it because it will be gone if you wait.”
“Great designer clothes at consignment prices. The owner has an eye for style and knows how to put together great outfits and is very knowledgeable on the current trends and designers.”
“Care and Share rules! The staff is great, and they do their best for the community. I've been to many thrift stores and none of them in the area can compare with the quality and the prices of these stores, and from the people that I talk to the community really appreciates what you guys do for us! Thanks C&S”
“A goodwill store. For the entire family. And home. The discounts depend on the color. If you register. Look for it on the Internet. Register and you will receive information about the discounts.”
“Update: the fitting rooms are closed! Permanently. Ur they have an exchange programThat you can return it within 14 days for the same amounts.Many years ago went there and found a kitchen mat , brand new! Paid $4 for it!!! Still have it and in great condition!”
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“I absolutely love supporting laurels loft and this dress I got from here I love it ! I have found so many treasures here and I know where my money is going and it’s a good cause. The volunteers or workers there are always nice ! I always love going because there’s always new stuff and you never know what you will find !”