On Saturday, 10/20/18, I was in need of some last minute medical equipment. On a fluke, I happened…read moreto be in Niagara Falls, NY for an appointment. I asked SIRI for some thrift store suggestions. I chose the second suggestion-Niagara Heritage of Hope and Service. Being only a few minutes away, I took a chance and went there. It was obviously an old Catholic school/church. Feeling nostalgic (and having a sense of deja-vu), I entered the old building and was immediately greeted by a very happy woman and a young man. When I explained my situation, she immediately sprang into action! Within moments, she found a walker with wheels and a quad cane in great condition! During that time, she told me the history of the former church (Holy Trinity) and all the things they do there now. Even though I was short on time, I decided to browse! There literally was something for everyone! The people entering and exiting-they were SO SWEET and full of conversation. There was a young boy who asked (very politely)if there were masks that went with a specific costume. This lovely woman again stopped what she was doing to help him! I was totally impressed! (She was short-handed that day, but she didn't let that overwhelm her!) As for me? I ended up walking out of there with a beautiful afghan and holiday decorations (besides the medical equipment)-and it didn't break the bank!!! When I left the area, it then hit me-I HAD been there years ago! I was a young teacher at that time and had to go there for a training! If you know of someone with a limited income, or if you want to save a few $$, or if you have a sense of appreciation for all things thrifty, this place is worth a look a look (or two or three!) I WILL be back! Please note-they are only opened on Saturdays.

From the owner: Established April 2011, the Community Thrift Store at Historic Holy Trinity offers a large…read moreselection of clothes including coats, household items, furniture, Christmas decorations, fun and vintage jewelry plus much more. ONLY open the first Saturday of every month, 10am - 2pm. Historic Tours (by appointment) showcase the architectural beauty and history of the complex.

We donate a LOT of stuff to this location. It's close to where we live, so is very convenient BUT…read morethere is this one older woman who works at the counter. Meaner than heck. We are bringing in things to donate. She doesn't say a word. She's not friendly at all. She doesn't smile and I always greet people, no manner if a true acquaintance or not. Not a word, but just stares. We are bring in good stuff, things that aren't bad, broken, dirty. Looks just as if it were new. Stupid unfriendly deadpan stare. Has no brain connected to eyes or mouth. Shirts, pants etc. Very good condition. Washed. Folded. Household items clean and washed. The dead ghost cannot speak, but stares her evil stare. I say hello, and just her stare. WE will go elsewhere next time. Now we wonder if SHE stole our things we dropped off.

They've changed their pricing. No more 99 cent items. Only one color each week is half off. This…read moremove makes them equal to Goodwill pricing which is too high. Very disappointing.

Love this thrift store! Reasonable prices and friendly staff. Such a pleasure to shop here.read more

From the owner: Non-for-profit Thrift Store with very reasonable pricing; volunteer driven; all proceeds donated to…read morethe local needy and St.Vincent de Paul Society works eg. Soup kitchen, summer camp, North of 60 program, etc.

I have purchased items from here. There is always a huge selection. Today, I was just doing a…read moredonation. Super easy drive through and drop off. You pull up to the entrance, doors(flaps) open, you pull through where greeted, by an employee. All I had to do was pop my trunk and they grabbed the donations for me out the trunk. You are also off a coupon after the donation.

This is probably the most ridiculous thrift store to go to. The prices are crazy high that even…read moreused notebooks are being sold for over twice the price than buying it new. They even sell empty containers for more than if you buy the actual item with the food inside. They also take away the color with the 50% tag off the floor. You're better off leaving items you want to get rid off on the curb with a "free" sign than give money to this kind of establishment.

I have been shopping here for years, but only recently find out how much important community work…read morethey do! Everything is clean, organized and the pricing is very affordable. I found a great selection of jewelry and comics for myself and my family also found a bunch of clothes and shoes for themself.

Great selection of clothes, sunglasses and handbags. Friendly and helpful customer service.read more

If you like to search for amazing antique treasures, this place is great. You should Market on your…read moreto-do list. I think this is a really lovely thrift store, I agree that it's extremely cluttered, but in a good way. I think this is what a thrift store should look like. Not corporate at all. Family owned and very unpredictable and real. It reminds me if Sylvester's in my hometown of England, right next to where I grew up. It's a wonderful little store. Lots of treasures to be found. And prices are actually pretty darn good.

This place has really fallen off the past few years. Once it was a cool "go to" spot for treasure…read morehunting; but, all that is left is mostly junk. I am sorry to say that I think it's near the end of its time. Hard to justify spending time or money here when it is so cluttered, poorly lit and filled with trash. That being said, you might be able to find something worth while if you spend enough time here; just not for me. I hope that someone comes by, cleans this place up and saves it.