Great store, nice things, neat and clean, lots of cool things to look at, and very helpful staff.read more

Excellent store. Multivendor shop but definitely not fleamarket quality items. Good quality great…read moreselection and excellent staff. Definitely worth a visit!

Great place to shop and staff are very friendly and kind. The clothing is always $1.00 and pricing…read moreis very reasonable.

Great spot for secondhand glassware, trinkets and kitchenware. Loved the extent of options and felt…read morethe prices were reasonable.

Worth your time. Filled with thousands of little treasures and reasonably priced. This does contain…read morehighly curated collector's items, antiques, vintage and some hand-made boutique. Many of the areas showcase curated items from smaller sellers. Unlike similar stores, I didn't seen any junk, all items were in good or good antique condition. For $100, I left with an incredible folk art diorama ($40), 3 small folk art prints ($3 each), a new handmade boutique quality country chic shawl, a cute ceramic dish shaped like eyeglasses (to hold your glasses), and 2 handmade soaps. That is really incredible. I often leave stores like this empty handed because they are so overpriced, but this was definitely worth my time. The ladies working there were also the sweetest! Highly recommend.

I like to thrift and was excited to try this place. It's a large area with individual high-end…read morebooths. Beautifully laid out. Gorgeous pieces, overpriced for my needs. More like a high end thrift store. Would peruse again but not when I want to "thrift."

This thrift store is excellent. It has a great variety of items from clothes to nick naks to…read more collectibles. The prices are very good and it's for a great cause. If you're looking for a great bargain this is an excellent place to look.

My favorite thrift store in the DMV area with a mission to serve the community by providing…read moreaffordable goods and making a positive impact on the lives of those in need. Needful Things works with a nonprofit organization, The Hero Academy, to train service dogs for veterans with PTSD and first responders. This was the first thrift store I went to in Fredricksburg. I chose it because it had the best reviews among all the thrift shops I had looked over in the area. Immediately I was welcomed by a lovely labradoodle dog named Stitch when entering the shop. The staff there were friendly and very professional. This small thrift store has the best prices and displays I have seen since I moved here a few years ago. The Christmas room displays were eyecatching as well as the 40% discounts for Christmas items. I bought a vintage bracelet with dangling good luck charms - too hard to resist with a fair price. Lady's tops and shirts were only $1.75. Sleeping gowns & slips were only $1.75. I purchased a some new stationary, Christmas card set, and clothing with my bracelet. Definitely revisiting this shop in the future.

I was told by the person who moved us to come here for clothing as my husband & I are disabled &…read moreliving on SS. I didn't find much there but I took the allotted amount of clothes - even though the clothing is jammed into rows, especially pants. Plus, the store is filthy & smells!!! I was told the exact date I could come back, which was in 3 months. However, I didn't go back in 3 months because my husband & I haven't been well. I went back in 4 months & the person who checked me out was not very nice at all. In fact, she was downright rude. When we moved to this area back in June, everything we gave away: clothes, furniture - Everything! went to Provisions. Our mover, who is a very angry person who shouldn't be in the moving business- never gave us receipts for everything we gave away. I won't name the mover - someday they will have to come to terms with how they treat people. But, as far as I'm concerned I would never set foot in Provisions again.

Nice faith-based thrift store. The staff was pleasant and helpful. Selection of items seems to be…read moreinteresting. I noticed quite a few people shopping. I decided that this was the best place to donate gently used and some practically new items here.

Overall a good experience. It's a little difficult to find as it's down a hallway off of the Main…read moreStreet. Once you find it you enter a very retro vibe, vintage retail space. Lots of vintage decor and items for sale. The space is quite nice offering a spiral stairwell that takes you to a bin full of hats, kids clothes and VHS tapes. The store overall seems a little cluttered and unorganized but if you have the time to search every nook and cranny this could be your jam! Service was friendly, and the value was great when compared to other thrift stores in the area.

I asked the cashier if a discount was possible for jeans with an 8" rip in the middle of the butt…read more(seemed a bit excessive for a stylish rip). I wouldn't have minded if the answer was no, but the cashier went out of her way to make me feel stupid for asking. It was a really unnecessary and rude interaction for an innocent question. And the jeans were overpriced.

Thank you to Yelp for leading me to Re-Run Shoppe! It's because of you, I will be riding a…read morethrifter's high for at least a month because baby...I hit the jackpot! Located in historic Fredericksburg, this shop is hidden among several antique and vintage stores so if you are into that type of thing you can kill several birds with one stone. Children's wear is my love language so when I walked in and found several well organized racks dedicated to children's clothing I was immediately in love. I only had ten minutes to browse before heading home but in those ten minutes I was able to find an entire collection of Beaufort Bonnet items in pristine condition. Even better, they rung up an extra 65% off so I was able to get six items for less than the price of one item. I briefly had a chance to checkout the other racks but I found a whole selection of designer women's stuff with brands like Trina Turk and Lilly Pulitizer. If you ever want to dress like a Southern belle but are on a budget -- this is your spot! Also, the shop people are super, super nice which is a huge added plus.

I just got a call from the owner of the Re-Run Shoppe. She wanted to make sure I was happy with…read moretheir service. I told her I was. Thank you for calling me Ms. Wegner. I don't know about the selection or the value. I just came in as a consigner.

Very nice family thrift store. They have a lot of different things with a ton of variety. They're…read morereally nice folks & if you're looking for something in particular, they will take your name & number & keep an eye out for it for you. They have a LOT of stuff & it's in a fairly small place, so look carefully. There may be a treasure underneath something you don't find of interest. It pays to go through the store a couple of times & from different directions. You may not see something going down an aisle, but if you turn & go down in opposite direction, you may find just what you're looking for tucked away in a small space. There is a lot to look at, but the store is neat & items are neatly stacked. Items in aisles may be unrelated to other things in the aisle, which is part of the fun. You can discover some unexpected things that you never realized you wanted, hidden away in a corner somewhere. There is a lot of inventory & a lot of variety. There is some clothing, but the store has mostly household items like furniture, tools, baby furniture & equipment, small appliances, jewelry, plant hooks for the garden & odds n' ends. I've gotten things as diverse as a coffee table, clothing drying rack, jewelry boxes, rocks for the rock garden, brand new, never used tools still in their original boxes & small appliances. Just about anything you can think of, you'll probably find here. I haven't been here in a while because of some physical issues. There are tight spaces & carefully going through the store does take time & it can be tiring if you have challenges. It's is well worth the trip, even if you can only stay for a little while. When I've gone, much of the inventory is different from the previous time I'd been there, so I believe that turn-over of stock is pretty rapid. I frequently see trucks & storage containers filled with new inventory outside, plus there is always a huge display of things outside on the sidewalk. They are on the corner of two intersecting roads, so they have a large outdoor display area, except during inclement weather. I really love coming here & wish I could visit more often. I've found some amazing values & sometimes an item I've been looking for for years, but was unable to find anywhere else. There are great values here & lots of unexpected treasures to be found. I read another review & the reviewer complained that the place smelled like old people stuff. I say, well yeah! What did you expect for a second hand shop. Of course there are used items & of course the store has the dusty smell of recycled treasures. The important thing is that the store is always neat & well-kept, even when it's overflowing with fun things to see & treat yourself with. I would expect nothing less than the characteristic odor of long-loved items that are being passed on for someone else to love. Do yourself a favor & go check them out. They really are fabulous. And if you don't find something that appeals to you when you go, visit again another day day & you're likely to find a completely new inventory. In addition, what makes this place extra special is that it is a small, young family operation. I've met the husband, wife & their school-aged children, who you'll often find doing homework after school hours. I love supporting local businesses & hardworking families who are just trying to make ends meet, like you & me.

Went there about 7-8 yrs ago and was packed with thrift finds. Recently stopped in, below average…read morestuff outside or priced too high. Was shocked I saw china knockoffs, purses, lingerie and junk all over. Really gross. Furniture in the middle overpriced. Packed, can barely walk through. Never again.