This is a quiet thrift store where you can browse and shop at your own pace. I especially like…read moretheir large selection of furniture, which is one of the reasons I keep coming back. The donation drop-off area is convenient and easy to use since you can pull your car right up to it. One thing to be aware of: donations are not accepted at the front entrance. You'll need to drive around to the designated drop-off area in the back to unload your items. That's probably the only thing first-time visitors should know. They also have a great selection of books and DVDs, making it a fun place to explore.

The young man greeted me with a smile and offered to help with anything I needed. I did find a…read moreturtle necklace. I asked him to hold it at the register, so it would not fall through my buggy. They were highly organized. Impressive. I went in my lunch break today. I found a brand new candle that had never been used. The scent was nice. I look forward to my next visit. Recommend? Yes

Pleasant visit. I participated in the DV walk last week. I loved the design of the tshirts and…read morewanted one after I registered. No one voiced how to purchase so I contacted the organiser. Only $5! As I walked to the window, I fancied a pair of see through Steve maddens. As I checked the item inside, the sticker said $22!! The other pair of Jessica Simpson sandals were $8! Major steals! All Thee items totalled $21. I'm glad I went inside bc I always thought it was for residents. The funds go back to the Hubbard house, but it's open to the community.

This is a great spot for volunteering! I have been there several times. The staff members are so…read morenice and relatable. Nobody there is on a power trip lol You can do everything from sorting donations to hanging clothes to sweeping floors. For shopping it's kinda meh. I grew up thrift shopping and I feel this place is kind of expensive.. have yet to find any steals. It's laid out and labeled very well. Nice selection of women's clothing. There is an ok selection of men's, children's clothes. Ok selection for shoes. Also an ok selection for furniture. They do have a $1 section so that's nice. I will say if you are In need, they will take care of you. A woman came in with 7 kids and found clothes for EACH of them. 20 pieces each!!! Their philanthropy is wonderful. Just remember you're shopping and/or volunteering for a great cause! Definitely worth a stop.

It was dirty and extremely unorganized. It just looked like piles of trash everywhere.read more

Genuinely the best thrift store ever. Best lady ever, I have no clue how anyone could speak bad on…read morethis place. Truly a gem. Great selection of clothing and employees always have a great conversation with me and my friends. Spectrum could not be any better, cozy, beautiful, majestic. -Isaac

We are from out of town, but I always like to hit the thrift stores when we travel…read more Along with the selection of clothing and dishes, they have high end pieces that are brand new- for a third of the cost. They had a credenza that I want So BAD but will not fit in my luggage lol. The store is incredibly clean, the shelves are meticulously stocked with product and are displayed nicely. They have a beautiful jewelry selection; if you're the type that wants a statement piece for every outfit- this is your store!

everyone needs to know that the CRM program and shelter is NOT what it's cracked up to be. I…read morestarted out first at the women's shelter and while I admit it was really nice to have a hot meal, shower, and a bed to sleep in there are many problems that they don't tell you about. First, there's no screening process for those who stay at the shelter except for hepatitis (which you have to have a card within 4 days clearing you). while good there's many other issues they don't screen for. They don't check to see if you're "clean" meaning if you have open sores or even body lice [which 5 people had while I was there] which could put others at risk for health issues. They also didn't check for drugs being brought in or even small knives -a lady in the bed next to me had a comb that concealed a knife - correct me if I am wrong but this is a danger to anyone including staff. Second, the showers.. yes, you can take a shower, however, your time for a shower is 7 minutes. This time IS NOT from the time you are in the shower...this 7 minutes starts as soon as you walk through the bathroom door. So, you are lucky if you get wet. Third, every piece of clothes that one takes off for the shower is thrown into a large trash can, which they gather to wash the clothes. ALL CLOTHES ARE WASHED TOGETHER IN ONE BIG WASHER. Now this problem goes back to previous statements all the clothes put together opens everyone up to the body issues (sores etc.) as well as possibly spreading STD from one person to another. off to the side of the shelter you see a big building which we were all told was the housing for those in the life builders program..along with some offices a clinic and bathroom. A few people went from the shelter to the program but I guess it didn't click as they ended up 3 days later back at the shelter. I went from the shelter into the program and I admit I had some expectations thinking I'd have a nice room to myself.. wrong. You ended up having close to 30 ladies confined to one floor! Everyone had to share rooms with others, showers and such. You basically could be using the bathroom and someone walk in wearing a bathrobe take it off and get into the shower in front of you...no privacy at all. Many described the situation as being a vamped up jail setting. Everyday you had classes you had to take which I have to say were a little odd and didn't really address the problem at hand which was the addiction everyone there was fighting. The "counseling" that everyone was required to have as well is NOT done by licensed professionals but by the instructors or even office workers. I can honestly say I didn't do shit when it came to counseling because I could tell from day one it was a crock of crap and everything you shared at any time was not private. Everyone knew your business. Oh and this is the most important information to know. They emphasize from early on that the life builders program is free and helps you save money to assist you when you leave. This is partly true HOWEVER as soon as you gain any type of income you have to repay them for everything they did for you. A better explanation of this... when I came into the program I had nothing to my name. I didn't know that I had gotten disability and found out while I was there. They sent me a check for 4,000,000 and I was really happy and wanted to put it into the bank right away...I WASN'T ALLOWED TO !! As soon as they became aware of this check I had to repay every cent of the program and pay rent for the room I was sharing with another person. Out of the 4,00,000 disability check after everything was taken out I saw only 25.00 dollars! Correct me if I am wrong but they had zero right to take money specifically for a disability I had. This is just downright wrong given that my disability affected movement and my ability to function daily. While I was there with all these ladies several were stealing from others and using drugs right in the open. Yeah we were tested but they found ways around it. The program is just a downright lie or scamming people so they can make money. It's not what it's supposed to be.

Love shopping here!! I had driven by so many times and now I find myself popping in a bunch! They…read moreget new inventory daily and run some fun sales often! Clean, organized and super friendly!

The BEST ladies consignment store! The staff is so helpful and friendly. The prices are always so…read morereasonable. I love shopping and consigning here.

Christian establishment Lots of olden day finds and…read moretreasures Come stop on by Be Blessed by God's Best

Pick up furniture donation. Very friendly, helpful. Came to my house and moved large amount of…read morefurniture just like professional movers. Donations go to help battered women and others I think. They also have a thrift store.

I have been relentlessly pestered to shop here by a family member and I've been in a few times now…read more Shoes, purses and plenty of clothing- if you are a name brand junkie, this shop is for you. My taste in name brands are minimal- but I found a gorgeous Talbot's coat in a black watch plaid- it was $75, but looked like new, after getting home, I found it was actually new with the tags still attached! I scored a $350 coat for $75! I also found a couple of REI branded dresses and snagged the dryfit one, perfect for Florida summer. While I don't care much about fancy brands, I do love a good bargain & I found some here! Happy shopping!

Slightly used purses a great value. Clean store. Lots of choices . I also like the dress selection…read more When you are not quite sure what you are looking for .

I love this cute thrift store! I found several shirts and a few other Knick knacks. The Cashier, he…read morebagged my stuff in a tee shirt that was sewn at the bottom. Great way to "save the Earth". He said they use tee shirts that don't sell. Cool! The tea room is in the back of the store. Nice people here. Pros:good prices, & nice employees. Cons:tiny fitting room, but it's doable. Recommend? Yes. I can't wait to go back for another visit.

I'm really going to try to get back in here soon to try the Tea Room tucked away in the back! I…read moretried some samples of tea and treats at the register & I really want to come back! The thrift store is 2 full rooms, one side has a mix of clothing, kids & kitchen and more, the other side is more homegoods, books & crafts. I tried on a jean jacket and was tempted by a couple sweaters- pricing a fair and I love the heart of this store- helping adults with different abilities. The young man who greeted me was very sweet, I hope to see him again when I return!