This is a great little thrift store (really i shouldn't say little its pretty big) anywhos i needed…read morea little suitcase because we are just visiting, got one for $5 bucks and just about new. Can't get that in San Diego! LoL plus they have antique stuff too. And no i don't have any kids (that i know of) but if you do they have great selection of baby clothes and equipment to keep them running (hahaha the kids that is) :-)

First time here and will definitely return. I found a cute barbecue serving tray, 2 cookbooks,…read moreLeeann Womack CD, and Athleta yes Athleta skort for $2.50. The store was clean and not that musty, dusty thrift store smell. They have a bathroom for customers in the back. Supposedly donates money to several causes according to Google. I was only one in store for the longest time. Prices were cheap except for these dog metal spoon clips at $8.00. They only take cash. No credit or debit cards.

Great quality second hand clothes, some repurposed items, I love their shoe collection, and the…read moreowner is wonderful. I truly enjoy shopping here! So check it out.

Great daily sales (follow them on FB), fantastic selection (of toys, jewelry, crafts), and the…read morecustomer service is top notch.

Went to donate a few items because we couldn't move them into the new place. Figured it was better…read moreto do that than throw them away. Upon arrival, the attendant started immediately by complaining and being somewhat rude. Of course this put me in a mood. He then complained that our sofa was a hideabed. We got the sofa bed about halfway out before he went to get someone who came out. As we were trying to move the couch that was still sitting half on the U-Haul, some adjustments needed to be done. Instead of communicating and us getting this done, they jerked the couch and crushed my foot from above the toe down. Blood and all the fun things. No apology, no aid given. They were stunned at my pained use of language then had an under the breath discussion about where I'm from amongst themselves like I was taboo. (Obviously if you aren't from there, don't be there. Well familiar with the Midwest xenophobia) I asked for a cup of water to wash off the blood. Ignored. No nothing. As a disabled veteran of the USMC and someone who was trying to do something nice, the experience leaves me angry and thinking perhaps just junk items from here out.

used to really like this thrift store but my experience today 5/31/25 was really bad. the clothes…read moreare great, love the selection and styles found some great stuff to try on went to try on clothes. I didn't have a lot of luck with finding stuff that fit me right (being a young adult between sizes) I admit I had a lot of stuff to put back so I asked if they had a rack or somewhere to put the clothes the lady (who I was told was the manager) had said either I put it back or they do and I was about to turn around and put it back when she was super rude and had me give it to her to put it back. when she saw the amount of stuff I had to put back she started body shaming me saying "are you seriously not gonna buy any of this" and "how does none of this fit you" along with getting 3 other people to help and saying all of these are XL and L's rudely, just general being mean I was stunned. she said the same things to my friend who was with me and I was seriously thinking about putting the stuff I was buying back and walking out but I know the proceeds go to a good cause supporting women. I thought about going back and telling her she should really think about how she talks to people because people talk and having younger people in your store is important for keeping another generation shopping at your store. I have talked to a few people and they agree they have almost always seen her being rude to people. I don't want to black list the store and not return but now I dont want to return and get treated the same way. Thank you for taking the time to read.

I stopped here to kill some time. I found some Fiesta plates for 99 cents and a couple of Zac Brown…read moreBand cds for $1 each. They had some nice donations. Probably stop in when in the area next.

This store is very well organized. Everything was clearly priced. They had a Memorial Day weekend…read moresale. All clothes were 50% off. I went there on the Tuesday after the sale. They forgot to take down the sale signs and still sold me the clothes I wanted to buy at the sale price. The staff was very friendly.

Truly a nice experience to shop, gab and donate to a great cause. I enjoy the nicer, clean…read moremerchandise, consignments and the opportunity to give back to store for others to enjoy! Donations welcome anytime, for any season and style all for a good reason!. I would call with furniture and antique donations or consignments. The back door drop off in back is perfect.

The best place in Alexandria to donate your items to hands down. The selection is great and the…read morevalue you get for your money can't be beat anywhere. We love that staff is always super friendly and willing to go above and beyond to provide you excellent customer service. They have a huge variety of items and the I know that the money I spend goes to an amazing cause. We have donated so many items there and love everything about this place. Plus they have incredible daily sales.

I've shopped twice at this thrift store. I like it because everything is cheap. On Friday they had…read morea promo and spend $5 and you can play plinko. I scored 50% off. I found a Scentcy plug in, measuring cups, magazines and a record for $2.50. There is a small selection of clothes. The cashier allowed me to use the bathroom for employees as it was an "emergency". Not really but that was my reply to her question. Support small business.