I have been here twice in the past few months. This place is amazing. I wish I had taken some…read morepictures. They support the Jacksonville jaguars to the fullest. There are all types of hats, shirts, water bottles, etc. They also have a bunch of toy and clothing for children and adults that are second hand. Prices are phenomenal. The owenr is there working and she is as sweet as can be. I will definitely keep coming in and checking out the constant changing inventory.

Best thrift in town. Not as crowded as the one near the beaches. I found some great clothes and a…read morewhole lot of jewelry as well. I'm so glad to find a great thrift store in my new neighbourhood.

Great place! Well organized! Excellent prices. Friendly staff! Items are always alway clean and the…read moreselection offers something for everyone.

I love treasure hunting at Salvation Army. I've been shopping here for 30 plus years. I always find…read moresomething I need or like. The employees are always nice and helpful. Some of the employees are under strict guidelines and supervision-Rehab. Today, I needed a plate to put my cake on for the Spring Fling at the Block tomorrow. I found a beautiful plate for only $1.99. Pros: fair prices and nice staff. Cons: some prices have gone up in price, but it's for a good cause. Recommend? Yes, if you like thrift stores.

Fantastic furniture, nice people. And of course lots of clothes. Worth the trip... definitely. I…read morehave been to many thrift stores in Jacksonville. This is one of the cleanest and best furniture selections I have seen

Pleasant visit. I participated in the DV walk last week. I loved the design of the tshirts and…read morewanted one after I registered. No one voiced how to purchase so I contacted the organiser. Only $5! As I walked to the window, I fancied a pair of see through Steve maddens. As I checked the item inside, the sticker said $22!! The other pair of Jessica Simpson sandals were $8! Major steals! All Thee items totalled $21. I'm glad I went inside bc I always thought it was for residents. The funds go back to the Hubbard house, but it's open to the community.

This is a great spot for volunteering! I have been there several times. The staff members are so…read morenice and relatable. Nobody there is on a power trip lol You can do everything from sorting donations to hanging clothes to sweeping floors. For shopping it's kinda meh. I grew up thrift shopping and I feel this place is kind of expensive.. have yet to find any steals. It's laid out and labeled very well. Nice selection of women's clothing. There is an ok selection of men's, children's clothes. Ok selection for shoes. Also an ok selection for furniture. They do have a $1 section so that's nice. I will say if you are In need, they will take care of you. A woman came in with 7 kids and found clothes for EACH of them. 20 pieces each!!! Their philanthropy is wonderful. Just remember you're shopping and/or volunteering for a great cause! Definitely worth a stop.

Great inventory selection! Clean premises, fair prices. Shoutout to Conor, super friendly and…read morehelpful!

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I like this Thrift Store. It's not huge, but has some interesting things for sale. I've heard good…read morethings about this store. I was passing by and I had time to stop. Pros:great organization and prices. Cons: I had to wait at the register for at least 5 minutes. Recommend? YES

I came upon this 'new' thrift store while searching for Goodwill locations. This particular…read morelocation has previously been an actual Goodwill location in years past! Angelwood didn't change much about the physical establishment, seemingly even keeping many of the same fixtures. In comparison, goodwill seemed to have a greater variety of items to view/purchase from. Angelwood seemed to be more of a large item (furniture/sporting equipment/home goods/children's toys/cooking items/holiday decor) donation center. With that being said, it was somewhat difficult to push a shopping cart around in the store because of the multitude of large items placed on the sales floor. Maybe bring your baby stroller in if you've got a baby with you, as opposed to a shopping cart! Items were fairly well organized to allow for maxim exposure/sell thru on the sales floor. Employees, with the exception of the cashier, were non-existent. Sales floor was as clean as a typical thrift store is. Attempted... not perfected!