Used to love coming here. I still do occasionally now. But since they've re-organized things I feel…read morelike their prices have went up drastically. Some items you'll find at a fair price. I just wish they knew what items came in and have sat so they can lower the price but I've seen items there for weeks and the price is still the same and not even marked down to sell. So things just sit. It's fun to find treasures but it's definitely goodwill prices now.

A great resale shop for a great cause. Very organized store with kind individuals. Always have a…read moregreat time looking around. Plenty of parking. I have found some amazing pieces in the store.

I've debated writing this review, but the experience I had has bothered me for a while. I love…read morethrifting, and I especially love supporting second-hand stores that support smaller charitable organizations. But when I went to this location I was completely ignored. Normally, if a store is really busy or recognizes me at least before I leave the store, I don't let it bother me. But when I'm one of a few people in the store, there's an abundance of staff, and I'm in the store unrecognized for a long time- I start to feel unwelcome and uncomfortable. This is how I felt at this store. So I left. And off to support other charitable stores I've gone. The end.

The Assistance League of the Bay Area resale shop is the best of the Clear Lake Area! The shop is…read moreextremely clean, the volunteer staff are friendly and vivacious, and the merchandise is top notch. I have found several designer items at low prices! In addition to shopping here, I make several donations a year. Although I am dropping off donations, I never leave empty handed!

ICM Resale Shop is the go to place for quality used items. Their staff is very friendly, in…read moreparticular Courtney, who always is ready to help and who does multiple tasks at the store. That girl is everywhere from sweeping up broken glass to checking out customers to sorting clothes in the back. She doesn't stay still, always looking for what else needs to be done. As soon as new items are brought out, she is stocking the shelves. It's wonderful to see a young person today with such a great work ethic. Thank you manager Shell for having Courtney as part of your staff at ICM resale shop.

I like this store and shop here all the time. Was in last Saturday and was puzzled by the pricing…read moreof glass pie plates priced at $6.00 a piece. Now I realize this store is for fund raising but 6 bucks for a pie plate you can purchase brand new at H‑E‑B for $4.74 and H‑E‑B is priced a little bit higher than Walmart. Just seems odd to me and why they get 3 stars.

Great store but every time we go we see the employee's car double parked and it's always tough to…read morefind a parking spot.

Holy prices Batman!…read more I had seen reviews talking about the outrageous furniture prices and thought, "How much could they really be?" So when we were in the market for a dresser for our child's room, I stopped in. I could not even believe how much they were... think $200-300 for a USED, DINGED UP, SCRATCHED, (missing hardware in some instances). Occasionally there was a "50% off" tag on items but they still ended up being like $150. For this cost, I will be going to Homegoods and buying a NEW dresser. The only thing I could think of is that many people like to buy cheap furniture and paint it and sell it for $$$ and this would discourage that... but it also would discourage low income families to purchase furniture. But... on my way out, I checked out the clothing prices and these were just as insane. $8.99 for USED shirts. One was literally a plain Gildan T-shirt with an "S" ironed on it... $9. WHAT IN THE WHAT?? The pricing is CRAZY. Don't low income families shop at thrift stores? How can they afford it here?!?! I will NOT be back. Isn't this place running off DONATIONS. It seems criminal to be selling items they got for free for so much.

Cute resale shop. I needed a red dress for a super last-minute event and was pleasantly surprised…read moreto find one at a great price. They had a nice selection of women's clothes to browse through, and I appreciated the thoughtful touch of having a little station with water and coffee for shoppers to enjoy while they look around.

Great service & reasonable priced items. Love the choices of free tea & coffee selections you can…read moreprepare for yourself in their easy to operate Keurig while shopping.

Promise Of Clear Creek a such a wonderful place for help, the staff is super friendly and extremely…read morehelpful. I would recommend this place to anyone that needs it. Even if it's just to talk-they listen. Thank you so much for everything you've done for me and my family.

From the owner: Family Promise offers a self-sufficiency program for homeless children and their families. We keep…read morefamilies together and help them re-build their lives back to sustainable independence.

What a great shop with really cool things for sale. Very friendly staff. Worth the drive from the…read morebeaten path to visit.

We were on our way to dinner in San Leon when I saw this beautiful building with a sign that said…read more"RESALE". This is one word that gets my attention every single time! We decided to stop on our way out if they were still open, and as our luck would have it they were! We went inside and noticed they have a combination of used and new items ( Mostly used, but they had some gorgeous windchimes, fishing and crabbing supplies that were new). They were having a sale, $5 a bag up to 8 items in each. It excluded a couple tag colors, but I was still able to find some nice blouses for my mom, cheap! I was super impressed with the quality of what I bought. Mostly name brand, in "like new" condition. They had a great assortment of clothes, sized, selection. They also had lots of books and knick knacks. The prices (of items that weren't on sale) for clothes reflected the name brands so some were a little higher than what I would expect to pay for used clothing, but still less than I've seen at Goodwill stores. I asked if the proceeds from sales benefited some sort of charity. The lady was very kind and told me about the many ways the money is used. I'll list some that I can remember... They have parenting classes to teach new parents to be good parents, and the new parents earn "baby bucks" for taking the classes that they can use to buy clothes or diapers. Another lady took us upstairs to see where the classes are held, it was very nice! They also have a medical clinic two times a month. She said they have two doctors and a nurse practitioner volunteer their time. They had an office and rooms upstairs that were actual medical exam rooms! Phenomenal! They also had a free GED class and food pantry, but I don't remember the details about those. I was just very impressed with the amount of services they are able to provide with the resources from a resale shop! Oh I'm sure they also get donations from the community churches and other sources but they are obviously good stewards of what is given to them. Even though we don't live anywhere near this area or have a personal need for services they offer, we will make sure to visit when we are down that way to look for some bargains. We found about $15 worth of items to buy and I was glad to hand over my money knowing I had gotten a good deal and the money was going to be well used! OH One final bonus, because my husband is over 55 he received a 25% Seniors Discount (which thrilled us both but not in the same sense of "thrilled"). The seniors discount, I believe, is every day. I would highly recommend you stop by and check it out, maybe score you some bargains too!

Nice people. Clean store. Not a bunch of junk. Organized well. Will definitely return.read more

This is a great place to go shopping for bargains. They have very high-quality items. Low prices…read more And the service is wonderful if you need it.