Seriously. Mad props to Habitat. They are awesome. They have given back so much to the community…read moreand have helped so many people. It is just awesome. If you have a chance, you totally need to volunteer with them. I was down here for the Collegiate Challenge. Awesome experience. Seriously, how many times can one say 'awesome' in a review? The crew that we worked with was ah-maz-ing! Ed, Joanne, & Wayne gave us such valuable information and helped turn the 17 of us into skilled carpenters that can hammer nails with the best of them, put windows in a house, and lay a roof down in four days! Four days! All we started with was the cement slab. What I really like about the program that they have is the homeowners (not necessarily of the house you are building) have to complete so many 'hands on' hours before they can move in. It was pretty neat to see a couple of them right there next to us. Don't know about Habitat? Here is a little information. Habitat builds houses in partnership with low and very low income families in need of decent shelter. To keep the cost of our houses affordable, Habitat uses the labor of thousands of volunteers. Habitat's partner families pay for their homes. Partner families invest more than money, they offer their own labor - sweat equity - into building their own homes and the homes of others. Their goal: To witness to the Word of God and the love of Jesus Christ for all persons through our words and actions. To build bridges among all economic and ethnic segments of our community by establishing new relationships, a sense of community and a renewed commitment to "the common good." To welcome participation from all individuals, groups, or organizations who desire to join with Pensacola Habitat for Humanity because of their shared concern and compassion for those in need. If you have the opportunity to do so, I suggest coming down and helping out. The program is awesome! There is a reason we have been coming down for 10+ years. Just being able to give back to the community is a great feeling. I wouldn't spend Spring Break any other way.

From the owner: Founded in 1981, Pensacola Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit, ecumenical, Christian ministry…read morewhose purpose is to improve communities through sustainable partnerships, such as through their home buying opportunities. Over 35 years in the Escambia and Santa Rosa counties has created an organization with a two-county reach and over 1,300 built homes.

¡!SATURDAY BINGO!¡ NEVER HAVE I EVER!! This was such a fun…read moretime with Mom and Grandmother on Saturday! Things to know before you go; you can keep up with their events through Facebook, this Bingo can be an all day affair if you plan accordingly, CASH ONLY, expect to spend $30-$35 per person for BINGO cards and snacks, Early Bird game starts at 1100 and continues through their Night Owl session. Will absolutely, 100%, be going once a month. What a treat! 01-25-2025

I like the organization but this location seems like it has been picked over and I don't need…read morewhat's left. I prefer the Chiefs Way location.

This place was amazing! If they don't have it you don't need it!…read more Very clean, organized! Very good selection! Go either way plenty of time to cruise the offerings! Staff nice, were restocking constantly!

Absolutely TOO expensive !!!! Sometimes you "might" find a good buy!! They do help feed homeless…read morebut, when I pick up an item and it's priced from the dollar tree, they double the price?? & try to sell?? Not doing it!!

A real hidden gem! This place not only has a full selection, it has something for everyone. Whether…read moreyou are looking for a ladies boutique or a thrift store with prices that are the best in town, this is the place to shop.

This thrift store had such great vintage pieces! It was small but had so much good stuff! There…read morewere a lot of mom jeans and tee shirts. There was something for everyone! Super underrated. They also had a sale so they could get rid of stuff before remodeling so I got a shirt for 50 cents! Everything was so cheap.

Adopted my parrot from here this month but have been volunteering for months here. Every bird has…read moretheir own personality, space and time spent with them on the daily. Reed is wonderful to be around and he has taught me so much. The adoption process was so wonderful, everything I've wanted. All my needs were met. Reed makes sure all these birds go to great homes. As for the parrots, they are provided with daily enrichment, a great diet, other birds to interact with and places to hide . Misters in the heat and heat lamps in the cold. Nothing better than Uncle Sandy's!!!!!!!!!

This place is a real hit if you love birds. It's a small, privately owned, bird sanctuary and I'm…read morereally glad we found it. The people that run it and care for the birds are first class fun. They give you a little cut of food of peanuts, cooked pasta and bread to feed the birds. You're given a very brief class on how not to get bitten when feeding them. These types of birds can inflict a nasty bite. It only costs ten dollars a person to walk through and it has to be cash. I donated another twenty bucks as well. The bird enclosures are spacious and the birds appear well fed and healthy. I really enjoyed the Emus, budgies and the funny chicken. There are even peacocks running around. One let me feed it peanuts and was very friendly. This place does a great service for surrendered birds nobody wants or knows how to take care of. Visiting funds continued care for these animals and I fully support the mission. It really is a fun experience.

The area has just start to open back up and is so welcoming, it is hard to often explain what you…read moreneed during hard times. They are so great just getting together items that support families during rough patches, looking forward to when I can give back to a family, just as they helped mine.

Such an amazing charity! I do volunteer work and every time I come in for a shift I always feel so…read morewelcomed and appreciated! The staff is incredible and I love being able to contribute to a place that gives families with sick children a place to eat a good meal and relax! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE CONSIDER VOLUNTEERING HERE!

This place is truly wonderful! They're open on Sundays and even told us we could come visit our…read morebaby squirrel. We had found the tiny infant after it fell from its nest onto the street, and they welcomed it with such kindness. I've brought them injured wildlife before--two baby birds--and they were just as caring then. The staff is compassionate, knowledgeable, and incredibly friendly. Thanks to them, I now know exactly what to do when I come across wild animals in need of help. Such a gift to our community!

This is a nice little place to check out the wildlife. They have a lot of birds, if you are…read moreinterested. Check out their website for hours of operation and self guided tour. Good local place for wildlife education. Here is the video of my visit: https://youtu.be/zRaxNNSTwng