You can give back to your community. Your items in your home that you don't need or use anymore…read more Drop them off here. You never know who will put them to use. Also check out the ReStore. They have light bulbs, paint, plumbing, Golf, Kitchen Cabinets, Pots, Planters, Guitars, Lamps, Leaf Blowers, Tool Boxes, Tools, Weights, Pots, Pans, Glass ware, Buildings, Houses, paintings,shelves, and more. Buy here and support the community. You can receive a tax donation receipt on the items you give them.

Can find some great deals and some awesome stuff. You just have to keep your eyes open and visit…read moreoften.

Hidden treasures can be found in this fun non-profit thrift store…read more I saw lots of quality framed artwork and tchotchkes for collectors. There were books, media, beautiful pieces of furniture, rugs and loads of kitchenware and cookbooks. The clothes are only for men. The owner was very friendly and helpful. Prices were competitive with nearby thrift stores. There are also clean bathrooms and water fountains! The Mama Edna Project's Mission Statement: "To bring awareness of food insecurities as they exist among our most vulnerable populations, to gift it forward by honoring Mama Edna's legacy of feeding those who are hungry and to lift folks out of these insecurities by helping them thrive in all aspects of their lives to include helping them grow their own food when possible." The store is located next to the Cary DMV. Check it out and have fun!

I've been in this store several times. I wish the owner would not use the word "thrift" to describe…read morethe store. There may be a few "affordable" items, but most items are too over-priced to be "thrift". I know the money goes to a good cause but charge less if you consider yourself a thrift store.

I saw a sign that said Thrift next to a cigar lounge as I was driving by this shopping plaza, and…read moresimply had to take a detour to check it out. I am glad I did, as Cat Angels Thrift Store is the perfect local thrift spot. I am forever looking for lowkey, under the radar-type thrift shops, and this one fits the bill. The space is quite small and well-organized. There are racks of clothing along the walls and a shoe cubby. I really appreciate how neat everything was, and how the clothing was reliably sorted by size. It made the browsing experience really enjoyable. There were lots of unique pieces and good materials. I ended up snagging a pair of Sam Edelman boots for under $20, and they were in great condition. There is a stamp card available as well! You get a stamp for each shopping trip over $20. Once you fill the card, you get $$ off your next purchase (I forget the amount off the top of my head). I am glad that money goes towards a no-kill cat shelter, and will definitely shop/donate here going forward.

This is not a "thrift store" and unfortunately the prices are higher than some antique malls…read more You'll find a good selection of clothes, housewares, and random junk, but nothing is priced to sell.

Great prices, clean, lots of inventory, friendly service and all for charity. I have been to this…read morestore many times over the years and I find a deal almost every time. The inventory consists of a lot of furniture, dish ware, lighting fixtures, appliances, plumbing and hardware. Do not miss the additional showroom with fantastic room displays. Lots of parking and easy to donate when you drive around back.

I have bought several items from this location and my recent purchase was a set of 4 matching…read morechairs. They need to be recovered, as multiple cleaning didn't get the stains out but they are good solid chairs and match my table well.

This goodwill location is between Pittsboro and Chapel Hill and easy to get to if you need to drop…read moreoff donations like I did or you want to browse the store. The donation drop has a specific parking spot and the hours convenient.

It's convenient and affordable. The service there's wonderful and they don't mind offering prayer…read moreand counseling.

I love checking out thrift stores for that "OH MY GOD, I CAN'T BELIEVE I FOUND THIS!" feeling. It's…read moreslightly addictive and much better then alternative addictions (plus much cheaper). I thought I'd check out Faith Thrift Store as I pass it once a week on my commute and I can't leave a thrift store undiscovered. It's in a more run down part of Durham in a strip mall that I wouldn't usually frequent. However, I always feel braver when on a mission and love exploring new places so I gave it a shot. It's a small shop to begin with and is separated into three areas, with the majority of the space taken up by clothes. In fact, it's so full of clothes in the "clothes" section that you can't fit through the racks without hitting more clothes. There's a handful of shoes, kitchen goods and even less books (surprising as most thrift stores have an overabundance of books!) and in the back room there is an odd collection of furniture. The prices are a little higher then Durham Rescue Mission, a small end table costing about $15 here whereas you could easily find the same quality furniture for $10 at DRM (plus DRM offers coupon discounts). I did find about 10-15 extra large mirrors for $20 a piece, I'm currently in the market for a mirror just like this so I had that jackpot feeling. So, if you're in the market for a really large mirror, look no further, you'd probably want to paint the frame, but I got you covered thrifter friends! Otherwise, I wouldn't go out of your way to come here, unless you're really into clothes thrifting.

A really nice antique store for the anyone looking for furniture, cut glass, china, lamps, jewelry,…read moremirrors and miscellaneous knickknacks. There's no clothing at O & E but you can spend a lot of time looking at everything else. It's a stereotypical antique store -- lots of things, very little space -- but loads of character. Walking in this store was like going back in time to my grandparents house with items I haven't seen in years and now only see in books. And it costs a lot more money. What you get out of a visit here is a nice trip down memory lane or a source of "new" household goods.

Pretty good selection of items, had a lot of decent clothes and shoes including some books and a…read morefair amount of we'll prices bric brack. Would come by again. And the lady at the counter was also nice as well!

This is part of the Durham Rescue Mission chain of stores (I think there are two other thrift…read morestores in the area). I think it's the smallest one so the selection is not as wide as the other locations. In any case, you can still hunt for clothing, housewares, books, CDs, etc., here. We always donate our used items here, and you can drive around to the back to donate and get a receipt. Thrift stores are hit or miss, but I guess that's part of the allure. You just never know what you might find. I've gotten clothes and shoes here and have perused the housewares and CDs. If you're in this part of Durham, stop in and take a peek. PS, during COVID, they take your temperature before as you enter the store.