Opened in 1975, the Bargain Box is the oldest church mission thrift store in Naples, Florida…read more Almost 50 years strong, the store is run by volunteers from Naples United Church of Christ. Donated items are given to individuals and families in the community in need and profits are distributed through the church charities. To date they have donated more than $1 million to charities that provide human services locally and globally. They have also partnered with 30 local Collier County charities including Neighborhood Health Clinic, Healthcare Network of SW Florida, Meals of Hope, Baby Basics, Echo, Dental Outreach, Grace Place, Literacy Volunteers, and Habitat for Humanity. I was pleasantly surprised to see the store was much larger than I thought it would be from the outside. Several rooms are filled with gently used furniture, a ladies boutique with name brand and designer clothing, accessories, men's clothes, children's clothes, jewelry, art, holiday decorations, books, and more. Prices were great and I loved the selection of like new merchandise. The volunteers were so friendly. Furniture prices are negotiable and they were having an additional sale on select items. Hours are rather limited, they are only open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10-3 so it makes it difficult to shop here if you have to work more traditional 9 to 5 weekday work hours. In any case I am glad that I finally got to stop in and support the great work that they do for this community.

The Bargain Box has an excellent variety of merchandise all at excellent prices. They have the…read morenicest most helpful volunteers anyone could ask for. This is definitely my very favorite thrift shop in the entire Naples/Bonita Springs area.

According to their Facebook page "Nearly New Thrift and Consignment is a resale shop offering great…read moreclothing, furniture, home decor, artwork, vintage, and antique oddities." Some items they sell have been donated to them and some are consignments. Donations benefit the David Lawrence Center, which provides mental health treatment and addiction recovery. I stopped in to check them out during a thrifting trip around Naples. The are several stores in this plaza and across the street so this is the perfect place to bargain hunt. This store had a lot of cool things. I really loved their decorative home goods. They had a lot to look at and it was all clearly priced and attractively arranged. Treasure hunters will want to add this store to their list.

A lot of lovely things, but this SHOULD NOT be called a thrift store. I realize it's Naples but…read morecome on! $500 for a 5x7 oil painting? There was nothing there that I saw that warranted the pricing on the items. This is a high priced gift shop!

I love their clothes. I regularly find clothes that fit nicely and that I would never afford myself…read moreat full price. The opportunity to find even greater deals on the third friday of the month. It is not a negative that they would tell a shopper they would remind a customer they are closing soon. That is courtesy of any business. Hours of operation are easy enough to find.

I have dropped off housewares, art, and furniture on multiple occasions. Rather than thanking me…read morefor donating ( these practically new and very desirable items) , the workers/volunteers were rude and dismissive. I will donate elsewhere from now on.

Wonderful inventory !!! Lots of fun browsing and always leave with…read more Incredible bargains

Prices very high. Not really any bargains to be found - maybe for high end shoppers??read more

This is such a breath of fresh air when compared to Goodwill and the like. This place is upscale,…read moreso yes, it costs a bit more, but the quality offered is more than worth it. Designer clothing, upscale jewelry, and fine furniture. Give it a try.

I found the hidden Gem of Naples Thrift Stores! The beautiful designer clothing , the furniture,…read moreand staff made my day. Picked up a few key pieces for my spring/summer wardrobe and will be back often to see what is new. I also enjoyed the men's selection and they had just put out brand new golf travel bags with wheels I may have to get for my husband. The staff was so helpful and it just made the whole experience a JOY!

Great store that's very large with several section they even got an art room! The also have beds…read moreand mattresses for sale. There was plenty of toys, furniture... really everything

I'd like to leave a little bit of a backstory to make it fair as for my review/ question. I just…read moreasked that you please respect that I am making public personal humbling & submissive experiences.1 was when I'd lost my home and all my belongings due to a house fire at age 32 with a four year-old daughter left with nothing but clothes on my back, given a few papers for disaster relief. I came down to Naples to be near who I considered to be family. * Now I had always been an active volunteer. Then I was put on SSD so I extended my volunteering too 30 +hrs wk. unless too ill. I truly enjoyed being active and feeling like I still had a purpose and able to give back I always donated items time money etc. Given a good Samaritans award which came with a financial reward I used to start the Mika Hanney cancer fund. Recognizing my friends 13-year-old daughter diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. (She is now married and has a child of her own) shortly after I handed over the foundation to her family I wound up losing my home , all my belongings to a house fire. age 32 with a four year old daughter. I came to Naples so with the clothes on my back and my disaster relief forms to rebuild a life* It was when I walked into my first Goodwill, I almost fell over when I saw a price tag on a table for $1000.00!! where I came from Pgh PA. that same table would've gone for $25 as it was donated people!!!!! I took my forms and went to a few other resale/charities. Another Goodwill attempt a worker was so rude and belittling I left in tears. As I was called a low class woman looking for handouts. Forms in hand I was just trying to obtain a toddler size mattress. It was then I refused to look for any help from any of these "nonprofit" organizations. So I pulled things from dumpsters & off side of road cleaning and refurbishing them all on my own. Then to my surprise a well known church (1st Baptist) sent 4 women to my house offering to give my daughter a Christmas morning with gifts. Because a friend of mine had told them about my situation.They asked for her sizes, and if there was something particular she may want. In tears gratefully I gave them her sizes and mentioned that she loved anything that had to do with animals. I kept in contact regularly, offering to volunteer my time or anything to show my appreciation. Come Christmas Eve morning I made a phone call to the woman in charge of there group,asking if I needed to pick up these gifts or if they were going to be delivered she said she would get back to me. Needless to say come Christmas morning. There was nothing for my daughter not even a phone call to lmk. I had a few small gifts I was able to buy for her. I tried to hide my shame and heartache from my daughter. However when your child is hurt it enters you and turns to anger. I never again trusted the word "help". Since then finally on my feet, I was quick to start my volunteering and donations. Being that life is full of unexpected grandeur as well as extreme hardship. * Now 2025 I recently again have come across extreme hardship, affecting my health and safety. *Bringing me to my question as I am desperate, Where can someone find a food bank ( that does not entail me filling out questions leading to multiple spam calls and an unanswered question) or is there possible immediate desperately needed help or an advocate? As my most recent situation was one of such heartbreak that of a true nightmare I cannot come to terms with what was done. I'm afraid to make information about it public. You think with all the donation stops made I would've been able to gather some information about where to obtain things that have been donated for some reason that information is not properly advertised. Please !? I run into walls in every direction I've turned. I'm Honestly losing strength from malnutrition. Once I'm on my feet again I am very eager to make a change. With a hands on approach, even going to find people that need help as I now realize it gets so hard and so bad that you're unable to reach or find the help that may be out there. Everyone has a story. No one deserves to struggle a little Hope can create enormous promise,changes for the better. My name is Krissy I promise when I get my strength back you will see and feel a change. Eager to give security in exchange for there struggles. The strong need to clear a path of obstacles shortening the battle for the weak leaving them with more strength to continue on themselves.. ** where or is there legitimate food banks in Naples? ** hunger is painful.

What a great place with wonderful staffing. Repurpose/reuse! This store has opportunities and…read moreinspiration, all at very affordable prices.

All went well! Love the ease of drop off. Also appreciate the help offers to unload if I have…read moresomething heavy.

You can find some great finds here! The prices are pretty on point for most of their stuff and you…read morecan find some really high quality pieces at great prices! They also have a huge inventory! The thing that makes this place special is the people. The customer service here is amazing. I was new to the area and needed to furnish my entire condo. Erica, Carlos, and everyone was so helpful! I'm so thankful!

Lack of sunlight and a dark older building make this a bit of a throw-back thrift store that we…read morewouldn't hurry back to. If you're looking for cheap clothing or furniture it's a good stop. Be prepared for racks of clothes and an entire second building full of fairly priced but heavily used furniture. (The later was all 50% off when we visited) What we didn't find were any fun treasures. More of a traditional used goods charity shop with less of the cool finds lurking on the shelves.