Great vintage/retro collectables at a great price at this small hidden treasure of a shop! I have…read morebought a lot of retro beer items here for my home bar! There is much to look at here and the guy who runs the shop is a good guy. Call before going because his hours vary due to his other job.

Cool little shop. Found some books and a few small things. Owner was nice and gave us a deal, we…read morewill be back. Tip: If you're buying a small purchase, help thr guy out and use cash. The credit card fees are high to begin with and especially high as a percentage, on smaller purchases

Great selection of goods, clothing and furniture. Excellent customer service- very friendly…read morestaff. Great value on housewares! Clean store - very welcoming!! Great shopping experience overall!! Give it a try !!

I love this thrift! It's a combo store from different sellers. A little bit of everything, most at…read moregood prices. I always find at least one treasure! And the lady who is always working the register is the sweetest. : )

Great staff. Great cause. Great variety. If your thrifting in the area, you have to check them…read moreout!!!

Wow the prices have increased tremendously! I refuse to pay $6.99 for a USED shirt! I can go to…read moreWalmart for that price or a lil more n get new!

Extremely affordable, clean clothes with unisex changing rooms. Nothing not to like, plenty of…read moresizes.

First time here after hearing good things from a friend, so expectations were cautiously optimistic…read moreand overall, this place delivered... with a few caveats. Let's start with the good stuff. This store is absolutely massive. And the carts? Chef's kiss. Smooth, solid, high-quality carts that roll like butter. Think Target carts, not the janky, squeaky chaos you usually get at thrift stores. I appreciated that more than I expected to. Prices were mostly average. Not amazing, not outrageous. Vans were around $14.99, which isn't great but also not the worst I've seen lately. Home goods weren't huge, but the section was decent and worth a look. I didn't find any jaw-dropping designer labels, but I did find some solid pieces for myself, so it wasn't a wasted trip. Bonus points because they were running orange tags at 75% off, which definitely helped soften the pricing sting. Would I come back? Yes, if I'm already in the area. Would I make a 45-minute drive just for this store again? Probably not. Overall, CommunityAid Temple is clean, well-organized, easy to shop, and way less stressful than a lot of thrift stores. Not a holy grail, but a solid stop that's worth checking out especially during tag sales.

Cool collectables/thrift store tucked away off of Carsonia Ave. tons of stuff to look at here! I…read morehave bought many cool things here for a really good price! The basement is just as big and filled, but, recent storms have flooded out the basement and it is now blocked off, but the main floor is open and just as packed with thrift goodies! The owners buy out abandoned storage units and sell the treasures in their huge barn-like shop.

Really nice folks own this place . Everything under the sun is here . You could spend a few hours…read morejust finding treasures . I got a cute cookie jar and 2 flasks to add to a new apt - unusual things you wouldn't find anywhere else .

My husband and I have shopped there maybe 3 times in the last month or so. Our last visit resulted…read morein the woman charging us $4.99 twice for the same item. He paid CASH. Once we saw this on the receipt he immediately went back in. The refused to give him a refund, only a store credit as this is their policy! So today we go back with the credit slip and make a similar priced purchase. I put my items on the counter which the woman grabbed and scanned right away, while I dug out my credit slip. She got angry when she saw it, saying loudly 'You should have given this to me first! Not I have to call for help!' To which I loudly replied 'I didn't know!'. Once a manager appeared she started in on the manager that I didn't give it to her first. I again said loudly I didn't know! The manager seemed to brush me and the old bag off while doing whatever she needed to do to use the store credit slip. If she doesn't like her job or people she needs to get another job. I won't be talked to like that. No more shopping there, I'll stick to Jubilee and the Re-U-zit store. Their prices are cheaper too, with better quality.

Sue, Lu, Ruth are just a few of the people who come to mind that are most helpful. People don't…read morework Just for money, and it's so heartwarming that these people truly believe in what they're doing. There are some great finds here -maybe due to the generousity of the surrounding community. The place inspires you to give to others.

Great selection of clothes and vintage jewelry. They are wheelchair accessible. There are dressing…read morerooms. They sell household items as well. Good prices. They accept cash and cards. Service was good. I will get pictures and videos next time. Definitely going back.

I'm a little peeved with myself right now. How is it that this wonderful little thrift shop is…read morenearly in my backyard and I didn't know? I'll never forgive myself. Maybe I was too preoccupied with the big box thrifts in the area; Community Aid, Salvation Army, and Goodwill to go out and explore those less known. Do yourself a favor - don't make my mistake! This little thrift store is full of treasures waiting to be discovered and supports a number of ministry projects. Easy to find off Route 72 and open till 8 pm most days this location in a residential neighborhood has its own lot. Inside you'll find displays that will rival any retail store window. The organization is thoughtfully arranged by color/size/garment and it's easy to find exactly what you're looking for. If you're a brand whore you won't be disappointed. I saw many Chico, Dress Barn, and even Michael Koors pieces, all in top notch condition. Several items still had tags attached. While their inventory isn't as plentiful as the big box thrift, it's ample. Quality and current trends were on point. Just like their Palmyra sister store the jewelry display is artfully arranged. Prices were fair. On average shirts ran from $3.99-$5.99, jeans and pants a bit higher. I scored a great pair of like new shoes for $3, Halloween items were just .25 cents apiece - regardless if it was a pair of funky glasses or a full blown costume. While there were only a few, it's worth checking out. Aside from ladies clothing which dominates the store you'll find a men's section, children's clothing, toys, housewares, a very small furniture dept. (with signs saying that area will be transformed into a Christmas area in the next few weeks), housewares, wicker, bric brack, books, + a small card & craft section. While I browsed soft music played overhead and the cashier was very eager to assist in any way she could to enhance your shopping experience. The two dressing rooms were clean, spacious, and had plenty of hooks. A 50% off coupon can be found in some of the weekly rural newspaper editions and they also offer different specials/sales events from time to time. They even accept returns on clothing only up to 14 days. Electronics are checked but you're encouraged to plug in and verify for yourself since they can't be returned. Donations are easy to unload at the dock and I overheard they welcome your donation of unwanted boxes and plastic bags. Now that I know they exist I'll be checking them out more often!

I discovered the Opp shop while doing a thrift google search of the area. Little did I know it was…read moreliterally right down the street from a Goodwill I've been to twice. How convenient! It's located in a deserted, large shopping complex with the anchor store vacant. The lot is expansive and this store is on the end next to the large vacant property. For that reason I would be leery of going at night alone. Otherwise approaching I could see it was a store with a substantial amount of real estate. Furniture pieces were visible thru the window. I couldn't wait to get inside to explore. Is it the cleanest, most organized store? You can literally see dust balls float across the floor. No...but its full of vintage items as well as pickers. How do I know? You can witness them on the sales floor doing pricing research on their phones while holding tight to an item. I would guess that the majority of the customers were resellers. For that reason, if you see something you like, whether you think it's valuable or just valuable to you grab it. Take a look at that complete set of vintage mushroom canisters I came across. I know they are a highly desirable collectable. I left them for someone else to discover and enjoy. What I would consider highlights for this store is the furniture pieces. Large, small, new and old, like antique old (see pic). The large solid wood wall unit was complete with shelving and lighting and priced at only $299. I'm sure it was a few thousand new. If you dabble in decorative painting and furniture upcycling like I do you'll want to add this store to your thrifting stops. Housewares and decorative items were plenty and arranged better than some departments. I scored some great pieces in this dept that have been on my "thrift wish list "for some time. Toys, crafts, and misc were a huge mess, with piles on the shelves and on the floor without any consideration to order. Prices are very affordable, only a step above yard sale for most items. Linens were stocked well and included a lot of vintage and handmade pieces like crocheted afghans. Clothing was a miss for me. Although I did see they have dressing room the department was so full and clustered together I didn't feel like routing. Shoes I felt were priced high, one price depending on item (see pic) without consideration to brand or condition. DVD's were labeled as half off, but I didn't see a price for comparison. The book department was large and popular. On the day I was there they were constantly adding new items, including furniture pieces, and the pickers were standing ready. This store is part of the Opportunity House, a non profit that offers social services to disadvantaged families, a mission I truly support. The employees were all nice, especially the young man at the register, who provided me with a loyalty card - get it hole punched for each purchase. So while this might not be the best looking or best kept store, it's a great place to hunt for vintage and current items on the cheap.

From the owner: OppShop is a not-for-profit thrift store in Berks County. Our purpose is to support the programs…read moreand services of Opportunity House, a shelter for the homeless in Reading and Berks County.

Great place. Many rooms to shop in. Very unique items. Very pretty items and reasonably priced…read more Kids items, pet items, handmade items, and food items. Very fun and pretty things. I recommend it, if you are looking for something different for yourself or as a gift.

What a gem! We stopped here because we heard about it through our church. The parking is very…read morelimited but it's worth the hassle. It has so many local finds, including jewelry, crafts, scents, clothes, furniture, and more. My family had a great time going through their various rooms filled with different designs and things to purchase. Everyone was kind and helpful. We can't wait to go back!

Expect to find a treasure trove of cool finds, from retro gems and stylish apparel to dazzling…read morejewelry.

DO NOT VISIT!!!! This owner of this store knowingly sold my son a broken product for 150 dollars…read more Very untrustworthy business store smells horrible and staff use vulgar language around customers without a care in the world. You have been warned stay far away from this business and owners.