This place is great! I don't like it quite as much as their other location. I still love it and got…read morea laptop sleeve and two dresses. Clothing organized by size. They have measuring tapes up front if you need to measure anything. Pro tip: go first thing in the morning to beat the crowds.

Pros: Great place to…read morefind treasure. They restock pretty often and it doesn't *seem* like they are screening the donations and running an Ebay store out of the back. The store is usually clean and organized (for a thrift store). The prices are usually very consistent and they don't seem to try and charge antique store prices for some of the nicer stuff that comes through. They get it. You move volume -- you don't run off your customers with stale inventory and a back shelf full of high dollar items that sit there for months until they get marked down to a reasonable number. Cons: The music. They play a very limited selection of "Christian" music that is usually just pop-music ripoffs with the redundant lyrics. The staff can *sometimes* be hard to tolerate. I do understand that they put up with A LOT of crazy, but I've had to overhear some pretty borderline racist things about "immigrants" over the last couple of years. Remember ladies, when you're preaching to the choir outside of of the congregation, some people might not appreciate overhearing you recite some of your conservative media talking points. All-in-all, it's a great thrift store, and since most of them are now Ebay stores that sell the junk they can't get bids for, it's one of the few left around. I recommend you not talk to ANYONE, or try to make eye contact with ANYONE. There are a lot of very "eccentric" people who are either trying to spew crazy or convert you.

It's big, they have a lot of stuff, the counter guy is nice and the prices are better than the last…read morethrift I went to.

Kind of disorganized and picked over. Some clothes and books literally just thrown in plastic bins.read more

This place is great! Neat and tidy, good selection and value and the staff are super nice…read more Definitely, five stars!!

This is a wonderfully run thrift store with a fabulous mission. They hire people with developmental…read moredisabilities. The item are clean. They have a great selection. I both take all my donations there and shop for things I need that I don't necessarily need new.

Most items were priced very, very low. BUT! Buyer beware!…read more Examine potential purchases carefully. I found two rips in a bed sheet I was looking at. A couple of the purses were significantly stained inside or had cracked straps. Art was 50% the Thursday I went. I didn't see anything special. Another door sign says to wear a mask, but even the clerk was wearing his as a beard bib. Everyone else was unmasked or with their nose exposed. The items under the scarves in the 25c and 50c bin were the source of most of my little finds. However, I also bought two very high-quality woven baskets for $5 total. I imagine they were at least 30 times higher when new. Items are very organized by category. It would be nice if clothes were sorted a bit more. It's too much to ask they sort by size, but putting short sleeves and long sleeves in separate areas would be useful. $3.25 for a shirt seems a bit high to me. Ties & belts were $1/each. Linens were priced differently depending on bed size and number of pieces. Dig deeply here. I found that an adorable twin set had its matching pillowcases hidden on a different shelf. They also had furniture, baby items, kids' toys and jewelry. I will definitely be back here again! The store felt a bit more grubby than most. I can't say exactly why, but I wouldn't buy any upholstered here. Everything I bought could be thrown in the laundry or sprayed with Lysol.

Love this place, from the variety of things you find to the specials they run every day. But most…read moreimportant, the service of the lady that manages the place. She is super friendly, makes you feel so comfy to browse and spend your time that all you want to do is come back for more! Totally recommended.

Great little hidden gem! Owner was super nice, was a pleasure to talk to and just had a whole…read morecomfortable environment going on. He explained all of the sales and prices, as well as upcoming discounts and events. Everything is good quality at an extremely cheap price. Suits, hats, shoes, jeans, tshirts, book and furniture! No complaints at all from my trip, will come back again for sure! If you're wanting to visit, googles location for the store is off, see picture for location :)

Very informative, definitely a hidden gem. He made a mistake ringing up my items and when I pointed…read moreit out, he honored his mistake and gave it to me for cheaper than it should have been. Also there's a bin where you get a couple free items of choice with every purchase. Definitely a hidden gem! Will be back

This place is huge and very well organized. They're clear about discounts and coupons, and it's…read moreworth it to look at their website ahead of time to see what the sales of the week are! They have several large dressing rooms (unlike my former favorite Dorcas, in Cary). I felt like I was getting good deals while supporting a good cause. Win, win!

I love the prices and safe atmosphere. Everyone was friendly and kind. The store is very organized.read more

Great selection of furniture, art and books - good variety. It's a small shop but I've had some…read moregreat finds!

I was excited to go in here because of all the good reviews, however upon walking in the store, the…read moreladies at the counter all looked at me and no one said anything. It was a bit odd to me but I brushed it off. The only reason I am mentioning it now is because every other person who walked into the store after me received a nice warm welcome. I will give the store credit, I feel as thought they had a decent selection and fair pricing, however I put all of my items down and left after the entire time I was in there, the older women were doing nothing but gossiping up at the counter. It was very loud and honestly the only thing you could hear throughout the store. They also kept talking about one specific customer, who mind you, was in the store shopping as well. I really wanted to love this place, however I refuse to give money to a business that I feel, disrespects their clients and are only nice to those they deem worthy.

Had adoptable cats in cages in the back, which makes you feel like you're shopping for a good…read morecause. The clothing didn't feel like anything special and was organized by color but not size. I didn't buy anything.

I can always find the best books at this thrift store. I normally visit on Sundays, it's my self…read morecare time that I use to wonder around the store. I picked up this awesome book for $1.00 and it's a play that I have been dying to read the cliff notes of Romeo and Juliet. Don't forget to check out the vintage book section.

This is a funny kind of place, it' located hidden in the back of a church. But the items they were…read moreselling seemed to be pretty good quality. They also had a large section of formal wear. The dressing rooms are really nice size. I ended up getting two tops, a cute decorative garland and a game! My shopping companion noted their prices were slightly higher than North Raleigh Ministries, but I still thought they were reasonable.

Organized I have donated here note in the pocket . However…read moretheir toddler selection is very minimal . Will I donate yes but prob because it's close to my house but won't be coming back to shop for my toddlers .

I was first introduced to Note in the Pocket by Activate Good when they arranged a volunteering…read moreopportunity. Note in the Pocket provides clothing to children and their families from socks to shoes to underwear to pants to tops to jackets. A school social worker puts in a request and Note in the Pocket takes care of the rest and delivers the clothing to the school. Note in the Pocket takes donations of gently used clothing. These are then sorted, processed to make sure the clothing meets the quality for these students. They even have an Amazon wishlist. For the last ten years there has been a Socks & Undies 5K Fun Run (or walk). They want to clothe 10,000 children in 2023. There is a virtual run for those that cannot go in person. Note in the Pocket has been a rewarding place to volunteer and donate as they are doing good one child at a time.

They seek to clothe children and families, treating them with dignity and respect. They are always…read morelooking for volunteers and have advised most volunteers enjoy their experiences there. That wasn't my experience almost two years ago, but they've have assured me changes have been made and that's good enough for me.