I'm pretty disappointed to see the donation area left wide open after hours and people trashing…read morethrough donations, stomping through and the side of the building looks like a landfill. It's such a shame because people drop off, hoping their items can help generate money for a community organization that helps so many. It's not very good. Stewardship of people's donated property to let it get trashed and broken and spread out. It's hazardous and a community health issue. I have seen people rummaging through bags left on the donation deck at night and just obliterating mess left for volunteers on Monday. And there's no cleanup in the parking lot! They need to be gated and closed off after hours

Small thrift store, but I always find a purchase and walk out the door happy. Mostly focused on…read moreclothing with some household items. I'll always stop by when I have a few minutes for myself!

Just went there for the first time ever. It is cash only and that's a little bit of a bummer but…read morethey do have ATM machine that charges $3.50 for a fee if you have to pay that. Good brand too. I would definitely go with cash in hand, and be prepared to spend a while, searching through the racks because they do things by color and not size. But definitely some good name brands

Decent amount of stock. Prices were offensive. Selling USED clothing for 10-15% under MSRP? Go to…read moreMarshalls.

First time at savers, they definitely have a HUGE space and rows on rows of racks. To the right…read morewhen you walk in has aisles of books (buy4get1) and then ceramics and decor and old appliances and electronics toward the back near the restrooms. Restrooms leave something to be desired haha but they do have them available, no TP or soap so had to just make do with a #1 and get back to thrifting! :) Now they definitely have more cool brands for the female section usually at most thrift places i feel. The lady found 7-10 patagonias, some Oner, some cool vintage stuff we don't know where from. You donate something and they give you 20% off to spend in store. You can also sign up for their membership and get coupon QR codes to use on checkout. The men's section has a lot of jeans, dress shirts, active wear and light jackets etc. most items in the 10-20 dollar range with like Northface items being 20-30$ I saw a lot of Nike, addidas, Charles River, hill fiber, RL, etc. never know what you can find. Nothing for me in this trip but the space has ample room, employee that helped us was nice figuring out the promo's on checkout!

Savers on VFW Parkway, in West Roxbury, is one of my favorite Savers locations!…read more Note: I haven't donated here before & mainly thrift ;) I've been coming to this location since I was in high school and I've always had great luck with finding items here. Typically, I leave with at least one item. Common to find Patagonia jackets & vests here & Lululemon apparel ! Yesterday we gave Savers a visit, and I was having a field day in here on Halloween! Found 4 Patagonia jackets/vests, Lululemon swiftly long sleeve shirt, & some cool crewnecks. Prices are fair; Most items are in the $10 range & usually don't see any item being priced over $20. Highly recommend ;)

Awful remodel. I've gone to this goodwill for almost a decade specifically for their dishes and…read moreglassware. It was the best in New England, no exaggeration. Now it's terrible. There's 1/4 of the space there used to be for dishes and glassware. They replaced their tall metal racks with awful low rise shelves. In addition to holding less material it's extremely hard to see anything on the shelves especially the lowest ones. So much of the space that was reserved for china and glassware is now filled with awful IKEA baskets and plastic garbage. I'm very disappointed. I know of many regulars and students who went here for the glassware and China. They're shooting themselves in the foot by removing most of it.

Newly remodeled store! Excellent select of quality apparel. Love this store! 20% off in Tuesdays…read morefor seniors 55 and older.

Extremely fair prices and a fun selection of clothing and home goods. I found a vintage skirt and a…read moremore contemporary dress for a great deal!

4.o Friendly but the clothing was not organised…read more I would go back. Parking area was very busy. Dp

What an amazing place that carbs about the community. Was here for volunteer work and quality…read morematters when it came to separating items for donations. I like that care is put into this organization. Donations that were damaged, stained, smelled, etc were trashed. Just because people get donations doesn't mean the deserve poor quality items. I truly enjoyed volunteering here and would definitely do it again. Please donate any new or gently used goods here. It helps people who need it.

I've volunteered here 3 times in last 4 or so months and it's truly incredible. I need to sign up…read morefor more! You get grouped off to different stations (shoes, big sort, sizing, or building outfits, etc.), and by the end of the two hour shift, the staff is able to summarize everything each station completed. You can see and hear the immediate impact you're making on children at risk of clothing insecurity in the Greater Boston Area. It was super easy signing up online as a volunteer group, and I couldn't recommend it more.

Thrifty Threads is such a special place. It's completely run by volunteers, and every dollar goes…read moreback into the community. I love that they don't just sell donations -- they also share a lot of what they receive with other local nonprofits for free. The store is always clean and easy to browse, and the prices are super fair (honestly waaaay better than Goodwill). The volunteers are friendly and genuinely care about what they do, which makes the whole experience feel good. Shopping here feels like being part of something positive.

Fantastic selection, well organized, great prices and varied mix of labels. Found so many…read moretreasures-Rag and Bone and AG jeans, L'Agence top, Re/Done shorts, belts and lots of other items.

There are just so many good things to say about this place that I'm not sure where to start…read more First, it is not a "shelter" in the typical sense of the word, and the staff and guests do not refer to it as a "shelter". They consider themselves a "community", and act as such. There are NO lines for anything at the WLP. The women are served their meals at their tables by volunteers, and their materials are bussed for them once they are done, unless they choose to self-bus. The food. Oh heavens! WLP prides itself on serving nourishing, FRESH food. Each meal will have all nutritional requirements met, and there is always a veggie option. We're not talking canned goods or sandwiches here, folks. No, this is chopped and diced fresh veggies, prime cut meats, the finest ingredients. If you're a good cook and after you've volunteered a few times, they are happy to let you get in the kitchen and help whip up stuff. The resident chef there, Gina, is wonderfully creative in the kitchen (and very nice), and from time to time, other professional chefs from local restaurants come in to put together a meal. The WLP isn't jsut a food place, although that's the highlight of the day. It also provides the women with full time advocacy support to help with finding housing, food, or other services. There is a computer room/resource room that the ladies may use. There is also a nap room where women can go to get sometimes some much needed rest, and also a quiet room for just some peace, solitude, and maybe reading or reflecting. Women are also able to get various toiletries and clothing that they may need. They may do their laundry and take showers. The Program Manager, Heather (also very, very nice and competent) has done a great job of making sure that there are interesting activities for guests if they choose to participate: yoga, painting, field trips, knitting, etc. Since the WLP is run as a "community", the staff are INCREDIBLY patient with the women, and if a guest is being disorderly or breaking a rule, she is not immediately tossed out, but is counseled and given more than one opportunity to redeem herself by correcting her behavior. Throwing someone out is a last option at the WLP. WLP treats its volunteers as the valuable commodity we are. We are appreciated, thanked, and made to feel a part of the "team". Added Perk: They also have really incredible volunteer thank you events! I enjoy volunteering here. I learn something new and meet new people each time I go. I don't have a lot of spare time to volunteer, but when I do, the WLP gets me all the time, every time. It's important to know that this place could not be so great without us- the community at large supporting it through donations, volunteering, contributions, etc. The staff, Regina, Linda, Joanna, Lauren, Linnie, and Cheryl are terrific- go meet them! This is just a wonderful, wonderful place. You will not leave here without your heart being touched in some way.

Just to add to the great review by Adrienne -- The Women's…read moreLunch Place is an amazing community run by dedicated and caring people. I've volunteered there many times, and the experience was wonderful. The staff is as open, kind and welcoming to volunteers as they are to their ladies. The ladies? Wow. Having the opportunity to really get to know some of the women in this community is a real blessing. The WLP is one of my favorite volunteer opportunities. Try it out!

Beware parking in the loading zone!! $90 ticket…read more Super easy drop off inside. I had a lot to donate and the staff were super helpful. However, the parking in front is loading only for commercial trucks like FedEx. Which is not at all clear, especially if you are from out of town. I went in for two minutes and came back to a $90 ticket. Several other people said the same thing happened to them at this location. Look carefully at the parking signs.

This place all kinds of gems if you're willing to take the time to find it. This place is pretty…read morebig but kind of tight when going down the aisles especially if someone has a cart. There is everything from clothes & shoes to random housewares & bags. Sometimes you can make out really well, all depends on when you go & what you happen to be looking for. I mean sometimes you find something you didn't even know you wanted or needed. I guess that can be dangerous. So do yourself a favor & start supporting local & reduce your carbon footprint by not adding more child labor or textiles into the landfill.