This is now one of my favorite thrift stores to go to. There are colored tag deals every day with…read moreas low as $1 for shirts. I highly recommend this place :)

Nice little thrift shop with a good variety of items and fair prices. Worth stopping in to see what…read moretreasures you might find!

2026 and now a nonprofit CHARGES an asinine amount to pick up FREE donations!…read more "Ohh good news for you today, instead of CHARGING you $318 it's ONLY going to be $181." WHAT!? I am donating my stuff and now you want to charge me more than all the items would cost new! I have lost all respect for habit for humanity! Apparently they too have lost all humanity in the way they treat generous people willing to give them their furniture for FREE! SHAME ON YOU HABITAT!! ADIOS!

offered to donate a couch that is pretty much in perfect condition.. 2 guys come to pick up and…read morerefuse it bc it had some discoloration on one of the cushions. I thought they were joking but nope! i told them they are not in any situation to be that picky!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!

Took my donations with a smile. Will donate there again. They do great work in the community.read more

Great resource for the community and children in Hillsborough county. I have been able to take…read moreadvantage of the free classes for my family in many areas from Lego robotics, pottery, painting, puppet shows, BBQ's and even CPR training, and many of the family days. You must provided your resident ID to get a free membership card and while your use is tracked it's to help provide the community with statistics on what is needed in the area . Most free classes are sponsored by BabyBungalow & The Children's Board. Designated citizenship, English as a second language, computer and painting classes.. CPR & First aid, babysitting, car seat safety certifications also. 0-5 play groups for music, art, enrichment and developmental milestones.

The women's group at my church was hosting a tea party, and while I wanted to make sure we had…read moreenough tea cups for anyone who forgot theirs I also was on a very tight budget. I found a very nice selection at MMF at a really great price. I'm looking forward to going back when I have time to browse.

Wear a mask!!! The…read morecashier, younger woman without a mask, seemed to be a bit offended when I asked her to use sanitizer after coughing, and before she rang up my items. She got into a discussion about how she is already had covid and she's not vaccinated but won't wear a mask while working/volunteering because it's "hard to breathe." Other than the mask and coughing issue, prices are good and selection is varied. Nice staff.

One of my favorite Thrift stores. Prices are incredible. The volunteers who work there are…read morefriendly and fun. The proceeds go to charity.

I got crocs for $6 and they're basically brand new! So many affordable, superrrr cheap good quality…read moreitems (they thoroughly check donations). I've seen posts where people say it's overpriced junk.....1) it's a thrift store so yeah all of this was someone's junk at some point - 2) I've thrifted a LOT and these prices are even cheaper than most garage sales I've been to. Yeah the boutique side might be pricier but most every other department has the cheapest prices I've ever seen. Fully staffed by volunteers and they're very kind and patient.

This place is not open very often, but we finally were able to catch them open and able to look at…read morethier low priced items. We ended up buying 2 outdoor patio chairs for $13. Do not park in the front area as there is a large parking area in the rear. The house is full of items for household, kitchen, clothes and more. They have random items and deals can be made.

This is a Goodwill Donation Center only. Goodwill is the closest thrift store so we decided to come…read morehere to drop off some items. This Goodwill is off I-75 and Fl-301 in Ellenton, Florida. Goodwill isn't my first choice when donating items but we had things in the truck to drop off. This Goodwill has a drive-thru which makes it extremely easy. You pull in around the back of the building to the arches where someone meets you to take your donations.

I am writing a negative review on the leadership of Goodwill donation center sarasota pkwy…read morelocation. I worked there as an attendant, but after only two days, I quit! The trainer they call she is a keyholder, kind of shiftlead position, her name is Ambra Stephen. She is lazy, petty and very mean. The place is covered with dust everywhere which triggered my sore throat, runny nose. When another keyholder came and suggested Ambra should do a deep cleaning at the place, she also told me to keep using a rag to clean the dust everywhere. Ambra took it as an offense, when seeing me cleaning., she gave me the firty look, and then she forced me to operate a dolly with five totes which I was not able to do, it was my second day. When I told her I was told by another trainer I could transport 4 totes with a dolly, this Ambra Stephen got nasty and said words to insult me. I quit right on the spot. I never recommend anyone to work at that facility, a very filthy, nasty place with a nasty so called shift lead to run it. If there is option of zero, I chould give zero star rating for that place.

Being a bit of a nomad or at least living somewhat of a nomadic lifestyle, personal purchases based…read moreupon new places will change with some frequency. Clothing staples include less cotton (they say up in Maine that "cotton kills' and more wool and microfiber, stainless steel everything as opposed to breakables, the list continues. Cotton kills because when you perspire from physical activity, cotton absorbs the wetness, then you sit n rest and the evening comes as do the cold temperatures and you'll get hypothermic and probably not make the morning. Side note: anyone with any questions about life on the roads and it's do's and don't s can always message me with any questions, I'd be glad to help. Because for me from now on, the roads will never end, they'll always start again somewhere new and end somewhere new too. The colored tags are definitely worth familiarizing yourself with as you enter. They'll denote specials and current deals that will save you more money and it's a fun little hunt as your finger glides upon the racks. "Thrifters" I thought were weird, but as it turns out and the more I observe this species, it's clear that they have a nice little side hustle of buying and reselling. I watch them like an Audubon bird watcher naming each newly discovered species as watch them and peer between the top racked old shoes and I meander past the lidless pots and pans. And somehow I found myself attracted to a counter girl which is weird because she's totally not my type. However she definitely has one very attractive attribute and when I get her at checkout, it's kinda like that old highschool fluttered firework heart throbbing feeling which I'm currently completely uncomfortable with, so I smile and pay and run out of there.

The Goodwill Manatee presents its items on clean display racks, always rotating items. It could…read moregenerate much more profit if it offered Senior and military days.