A small, but nicely maintained and organized facility; with a variety of primarily apparel items to…read morebrowse. The staff are friendly and welcoming, offering assistance when requested. Worth a visit, if in the area.

Very excited for their Grand Opening. Truly amazing people doing wonderful things for the…read morecommunity. Excited to see this gem in action!

I'm honored to partner with this organization from time to time. Currently we're working with…read moreveterans who need assistance, and after all that they've done for their country, it's humbling to be able to do something for them. The website for the organization goes into more detail surrounding their mission and what they do for the community, and it's nice to know that there are organizations out there like this that are active in the community.

From the owner: We perform free energy efficiency upgrades on homes to help low-income families save on their…read moreenergy bills, while training a workforce of at-risk youth & military veterans to become job-ready and certified home performance experts. Our program provides a well-tested and comprehensive package of training, mentoring and job placement services in coordination with other agencies that ensures accelerated employment and career success. In fact, it has a phenomenal 98% placement rate for graduated trainees! No other organization is serving this population of at-risk individuals in the same way. Our home retrofits also save homeowners an average of 20% on their electric bills (which can equate to $500-$1,000 annually per family!) and reduce our city's carbon footprint to #SustainCharleston!

ECCO is a wonderful non-profit organization in the Charleston area. They really help all the people…read morewho are dealing with financial hardship. I have a few friends who have used their services. Their food pantry is phenomenal and they have friendly staff!

Amazing wonderful organization. They really help all the people here who have financial hardship…read more Their food pantry is just superb

This was the best retreat center I have ever stayed at for a service trip. Garry and Jane who own…read morethe place are AMAZING. They made the perfect accommodations for us. Only a 3 minute walk from the beach making it an amazing walk with amazing views.

From the owner: Non-profit, Christ Centered, Youth Retreats, Adult Retreats, Family and Group Housing.read more

This place helped me a while back when I was struggling to live on my own for a few days, Thank you…read moreto the staff for allowing me to sleep on the stone bench outside the space.

One80 Place is a wonderful organization that does so much great work for those that need it the…read moremost in Charleston. I have had a really positive experience every time that I have volunteered here. Everything is well run and organized here and they go all out to help. Happy that this resource is here for those that need it.

Organization that puts service above self! Hands on direct veteran service provider that enhances…read moresupport through a strategic vision alignment.

From the owner: Joint Task Force K9s is a faith-based nonprofit enriching the lives of Active-Duty Military, Combat…read moreVeterans, and Law Enforcement with disabilities through K9 Therapy classes and the placement of specially trained Service Dogs. Our goal is to prevent Veteran and Law Enforcement suicide and help our nation’s Heroes with their integration back into the community by providing gains of mobility, independence, and peace of mind for Post-Traumatic Stress and Traumatic Brain Injuries.

Very large store. Decent selection on second-hand furniture but priced a bit higher than goodwill…read moretype stores. It's going to a good cause so just remember that! ;) We picked up a couple large frames for $10 each in great condition. The far back room through the double doors in where lots of home improvement type things are. Just like any thrifting you'll find lots of junk and a couple gems.

This Habitat for Humanity was the first one I had ever been in. It is a series of 3 showrooms in…read moreone. Items are donated and then sold to provide money for Habitat to keep helping the needy. The first showroom is furniture, couches, dining sets, curios and even some electronics. I found a barely or never used Ethan Allen couch and I paid $100 for it. That's a pretty amazing deal. The second, small showroom is household items. Paintings, books, vases, dishes, pots and pans, as well as linens. Seasonal items are found here, as well as CD's and other miscellaneous items. The third and final showroom is like an open warehouse with building supplies, large appliances, doors, jacuzzi's, lamps, and so much more. There are toilets, windows, doorknobs and tools. The items sold here are so inexpensive, if you keep coming back there's always a find. If you don't find what you are looking for, every week more and more donations come in. Some donations are from individuals and others are from companies. Although some items are used, they must be in resell condition. For open packaged items, always check that there are no parts missing, if they are, you may be able to pick up the part at your local hardware store. I have made purchases here, as well as donations. This store is a treasure and it is win-win for all.

Stopped at the Gullah Museum and had a great time. It's self guided and very informational…read more Recommend.

What a wonderful experience! An impactful museum created and curated by local historians. If you…read morehave any interest regional history and culture, do yourself a favor and visit. No fee but they welcome donations!