Clothes sorted by color instead of size? Check!…read moreSnow globes next to religious icons and ashtrays? Check! Full size Barbie dream house for $15 while a 40 year old cassette deck is $79? Check, and check! We must be at World Thrift. There's no ambiance, the customer service is spotty at best, but they sell cold drinks and have an ATM. I'm sold.

World Thrift is always such a fun experience! I find something every time I go in--much to my…read morehusband's dismay, haha. The store is impressively organized considering how much they have, and new items are constantly being added throughout the day. Depending on which day you go, there are different discounts on specific color tags, which change throughout the week. I often shop here the same way I would at regular store,: with something specific in mind--and somehow, it always ends up being there. If you haven't visited yet, I definitely recommend checking it out, even if just for the experience! Service staff is very friendly. The selection is great and the value is reasonable, especially if you make sure to pay attention to their bulletin boards for the days and aim to get things with the specified stickers that are on sale for the day. Today, Nathalie was so helpful at check out, her kind of demeanor and she is very helpful and this made it a pleasant experience.

Really cool vintage gothic spot! Really nice vibe and tons of cool decor and props. I really liked…read morethe ambiance and theme. They have a wide curated selection of clothes. Prices have a wide range, most pieces sit at around $30-45 or so, with some older, more luxury vintage pieces sitting at $150-200. Some prices are very steep for the value of the clothes or the quality, but generally they're affordable and reasonable. They have cool pieces and a better size range than most vintage stores. Lots of cool y2k grungy pieces.

Very fun and niche thrift store. Lots of options and very cool decor. Prices were okay, ranging…read morefrom $20+.

I was passing through the area and spotted this thrift store in the Cornerstone Center so I stopped…read moreto browse. Blessing Family Thrift is in suite B. The store is small inside but packed with clothes, accessories, perfume and cologne, and a few home goods. They had a nice selection of purses. Items were both new in package and used. For instance I saw new bedsheets and comforters, some clothes still with tags, and children's shoes. Outside they have a few books, artificial floral arrangements and plants, appliances, and other large items including a bicycle. The store is operated by a family and the kids were playing while the adults sat outside. I am more of a vintage shopper so the items here weren't really my taste but I would stop by if you needed inexpensive clothes and shoes or perhaps something for a residence starting out.

This is a relatively new thrift store. It's located on the north side of 10th Avenue in the strip…read moreeast of the CVS center near Jog Road. They have a display of items in front of the store to entice you to stop by. We browsed a couple of these outside tables before going inside. They have a bit of everything -- household and kitchen goods; clothing; knick knacks and bric a brac; shoes and purses; books and bicycles. Some items are new in their packages -- like the colognes and the sheet sets. It's family owned and operated. They were quite nice. Prices are very reasonable.

A good time was truly had by all! The hunt is the best part of the thrift shop experience! I am…read morehappy to report that I came out with a beautiful, animal-print Coach bag. They had a wide variety of things. And my Coach purse was actually the one I found putting back another Coach purse that I didn't like as well.

Used to LOVE this place, but between resellers, snowbirds and corporate greed, it is no longer my…read moretop spot for thrifting. The biggest issue is the insane markup on USED items. Selling a pair of old, visibly filthy and clearly very used and loved sneakers for $50,$80, and over $100 is wild. I think management has forgotten that these are items they have been given for free. There is no reason to sell someone's old sneakers with no tread for $50.

Now that they've been open about eight months, the look of the shop has changed a bit. We didn't…read moresee any of the large furniture pieces as shown in some of the previously listed photos. And I've informed Yelp that their hours have changed. They're now closed on Saturdays. Instead, come here for clothes, and jewelry, and bric a brac, collectibles, and household items, etc etc. This cute little shop is on the end of a strip on the west side of Congress. It's easy to find following the address. It's clean, neat and organized. We enjoyed browsing and chatting with the friendly co-owner. She was rearranging some of the stock and putting out some new items. They have a fun display of Halloween relevant curios right now, as well. I did find a couple small things that intrigued me. Both were very reasonably priced so they came home with me. This is the kind of place to check on frequently -- as the merchandise changes and you never know what they will have the next time you visit. We will be back...

Located on the West side of Congress Avenue, just North of Lake Worth Rd, this cute shop is neat…read moreand organized. Seasonal items, clothes, toys bric a brac , books, movies, tools, electronics and Pokémon! Staff is pleasant and helpful. My wife found a couple of items to make this Thrifting trip worth while. We will be back to look for more treasures!

This place was packed with people shopping when we went. The plaza has a number of other discount…read morestores in it like Ollie's. And there's ample parking in the big lot out front. There is a lot of clothing here... and even a separate section for men's clothing. Most sections in the clothing area seem to be sorted by color rather than size, however. Along the left wall and in the back and on top of some clothing shelves are the miscellaneous stuff and bric a brac. Some things are reasonably priced and others are just crazy expensive -- especially for a thrift store. We browsed, but didn't wind up buying anything. Nothing really jumped out and to me, most of the clothing seemed rather cheap in quality. I'm glad we stopped by though. Now we know.

Yes its a thrift store and yes some items are expensive like the luxury items but there is a lot to…read morechoose from and it changes all the time. My wife and me go weekly and really like the venue. They change the color for discounts daily and they will rotate through different colors for a discount on a particular day. Senior day is Wednesday with a special discount. We go to 2 of their stores both in Palm Beach County. I would like to check out the other stores in Broward some time also.

Oh no! Finally find this place and there's a sign on the…read moredoor that says: closed until further notice. Looked through the window and the place is packed with stuff. Too bad we won't get to check them out. Will have to let Yelp know...

On a Thrifting adventure today and was disappointed to find that this place is closed and as sign…read morereads, CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

Goodwill was founded in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor but could fix the items. They were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. This Goodwill in West Palm Beach operates as part of the Gulfstream Goodwill which operates in 5 counties, Palm Beach, Martin, Okeechobee, St. Lucie, and Indian River. There are 27 retail locations, 2 outlets, and 41 donation centers. Gulfstream Goodwill Industries Inc., was founded in 1966 by former Mayor of West Palm Beach, Ham Anthony who decided to establish a Goodwill enterprise in Palm Beach County. Mr. Anthony brought together local business leaders who shared his vision and created the first board of directors made up of some of the most prominent businessmen in Palm Beach County at that time. The first rehabilitation facility was opened in 1968. From a start of 10 employees. Gulf Stream Goodwill has grown to over 900 employees serving as the largest health, human and social services nonprofit in the South Florida area. Gulfstream Goodwill operates 4 rehabilitation facilities and many residential transitional housing facilities. This was my first time visiting this Goodwill location and I did not leave empty handed! They had all of the usual home goods, books, toys, and large selection of clothes that you expect to find. After browsing a bit I found a pair of limited edition Brooks Ugly sweater sneakers in my size and Temptations bakeware for only $5. Thrifting can be hit or miss but this was a win for me.

I only had about 10-15 minutes to spare, but WOW! Attention Lilly Pulitzer lovers: they have a wide…read moreassortment and many NWT pieces priced at $15.99. Most was featured behind the register; however, there are other garments sprinkled in throughout the store. The handbag selection is nice and the dress wall extends for days! I'll have to return when I have more time to browse, but this location is definitely worth a shop. I departed with a black versatile LP sweatshirt dress. I didn't need her but she will give me JOY. I envision her styled sporty chic with sneakers eating gelato in Rome.

This is more estate sale stuff of furniture decor and more than a discount thrift store…read more... They describe themselves as "upscale". Everything in this small store is marked and neatly displayed. There's room between most of the items. Price wise it's not bad with some items reasonable and others on the side of a higher priced goodwill -- but better quality. All items seem clean and in good shape. We didn't find anything we liked well enough to buy today, but that's not saying you won't.

Finders Keepers sells a little of everything. My first impression walking in is that they are a…read moresmall store but what they have is very nice and priced to sell. According to their Facebook page they have been in business since 2013. They are estate buyers so their merchandise is always changing depending on what they are purchasing . I have tried estate sales before but it feels like trespassing, going through someone's house that you know just died and picking through their stuff as their photos stare at you from the walls. Of course not everyone has died. Some people just want to sell a household of stuff in bulk before a move. In any case I'd much rather purchase estate items which are usually of a nicer quality than thrift, at a clean store like this. Also you are not having to drive around to multiple addresses. Everything I saw was in great condition. They had furniture, collectibles, mattresses, house hold goods, and even some clothes. If it makes up items in someone's household, they sell it. A wooden T.V.console was only $25. They had some nice knick knack shelves and I am currently studying my walls to see if they will accommodate them.I wanted to know if prices were firm or negotiable but the man who was working was chatting to someone else and I didn't want to interrupt. Although they didn't have a huge amount of items, what they do have warrants a look if you are in the area.

It was extremely easy dropping off clothes, bedsheets, shoes etc to American Cancer Society of Palm…read moreBeach. They want only gently worn or new things. If the items are soiled or extremely in bad shape then it's not the place to give them. They accept things like clothes, shoes, furniture, houseware things, accessories and electronics. I had a few bags of things which easily fit into my car and I was able to do drop off. They offer to assist you in bringing them inside. They also ask if you need a receipt for your records/taxes. They also have bins in the back of the store if you want to just drop off the bags. For people who can't drop off or have large items of donation such as furniture, you can give them a call and schedule a time for pick up. They pick up the phone in business hours and are good about assisting. Awesome way of giving things to a good organization.~

From the owner: Drop off your reusable items to Help Save Lives and Support the American Cancer Society of Palm…read moreBeach County. We need gently used clothing, footwear, purses, accessories, housewares, bikes and collectibles.