This is a very large thrift store, but as the sign inside states it is a for profit store not a…read morecharity. And it's a DBA (doing business as) "Monster Thrift" per its door sign. Inside it's a warren of different rooms -- where you could easily get lost. Lots and lots of clothes -- especially women's. In most cases sorted by type, but not sorted by size. Bric a brac, housewares; electronics; china and glassware, office supplies, books, children books, toys, hats/scarves/bathing suits; golf and sports equipment; paintings; and a separate boutique of higher end stuff. The day we came all clothing was $5. So if you had the patience... I bought two small things under $2 each, but most things were more expensive. I'm glad we came. Now we know.

This is a large thrift store located on the West side of Dixie highway. They have convenient…read moreparking near the front in a large lot. Unfortunately they are Closed today due to a death in the family. We will have to come back another time to give them a try.

The store, the layout, the selection, and the prices are all great. The problem? The viciously…read morerude, older woman (Myra?) behind the counter. I came in with my family yesterday and said "Hi!" she made direct eye contact and said nothing. Assuming she was hard of hearing or having a hard day, I brushed it off. When it came time to ring up my items, I was totaling the amount as I set them on the counter and she rudely interrupted with "I'll do the counting, thank you." B!tvh, I was trying to stay in my budget, not do your job! The woman was completely repellant and a huge reason (honestly, the only reason) NOT to patron this shop.

Smaller place but the prices are amazing!!! A great place to find a treasure for a few dollars and…read morefor a great cause!

Everything purchased here all the proceeds go to charity. And everyone who works there are all…read morevolunteers so please support.

Large selection of men's and women's clothes shoes, handbags . If you're lucky you might find a…read moredesigner handbag bag. Great value, great cause . Charity to support mental health in our area . Everyone working is a volunteer.

Profits from this thrift store fund Restoration Bridge International, a not for profit charity that…read moredistributes food to needy people in Palm Beach County. Since they formed in 2005, they have distributed 70 million pounds of food. RBI Thrift is located in the old Sears in Boynton Beach Mall. You enter from the outside, not from inside the mall. I discovered RBI while visiting Dillard's Clearance Center, also in the mall. One thing to note, there is no air conditioning. To their credit, the people who work here are somehow able to maintain a cheerful disposition despite the miserable heat. The store inventory is a mixture of new items donated by their corporate partners and used thrift items donated by the general public. I saw furniture, hone decor, plant and garden supplies, pet supplies, toys, kids clothing, art, shoes, sunglasses, accessories, bags, and beauty and drugstore supplies. Prices range from $1 to the several hundred dollars. I found a cute little rabbit dish from Pier One for only $2. I also purchased a brand new in the box microcurrent facial toning device and a microdermabrasion kit. Both were marked $10 but I only paid $5 each at checkout. They are both going for $50 all over the internet. I am excited to try them both out. If you enjoy bargain hunting I recommend checking out RBI where the proceeds go to a really great cause.

This is a brand new thrift store located at the Boynton Beach Mall in the old Sears building. It…read morewas only officially open for their second day when we stopped by. RBI stands for Restoration Bridge International. The nonprofit is well known in Palm Beach County for its work helping with food distribution and food drives to help feed the hungry. It also provides other services as well. So we knew whatever we bought here (or donated in the future) would be going to a good cause. They have lots of different items spread throughout the store. They are still putting out merchandise. Offerings range from clothing to toys, accessories, candles, health and beauty products, gardening supplies, shoes, bric a brac, linens, and furniture. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. A youngster was helping out as a "greeter" (too cute!). Just a note, although they accept credit cards, there is a fee for using them. Bring cash. As they're putting out new stuff every day, I'm sure we will be returning. We wish them success.

This was the most expensive hospice resale shop I've been to. While I understand supporting a good…read morecause, the quality of the items felt pretty mediocre for the prices being asked. It may still be worth a visit for some, but it didn't quite meet my expectations compared to other hospice resale shops I've experienced.

I've been taking donations to this thrift shop in recent months as I'm helping a friend move out of…read morea big house he's been in for 20 years. He has many nice things, but not as much room going forward. The volunteers who take in the donations are pleasant and welcoming. Recently I needed a belt went inside the store for the first time--what a nicely laid out space! I found a nice belt for a reasonable price and came away very impressed with the merchandise, the organization, and the friendly volunteer personnel.

This small store is jam packed with a ton of things -- including some gorgeous dressy dresses --…read morefrom sunglasses and jewelry to decorator items. From artwork to housewares. Prices here are very reasonable -- especially for Boca -- on most items. If there are too many people inside, however, you'll be waiting to pass each other in a narrow aisle. My husband got a very nice shirt here for a very good price. Had it not been so late and hot a day, I might have looked more closely at the dressy dresses. Donations from Boca residents are the best -- and you might snag a designer item for a pittance. Keeping this shop on the list to return to soon. The gal behind the counter was very nice. And it's for another good cause -- monies go towards the animals.

ugh, this place......ridiculously overpriced, lots of stuff, but they want too much money for it. a…read more40+ year old cuisinart food processor for $250????? you can get a brand new one for half the price, a curious george stuffed animal for $20?????? chipped dishes & cups for $10-$15 each, banana town cray-cray. don't even know how they make any money to raise for the humane society let alone to pay their rent

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.

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.