The selection was unbelievable and the quality of a lot of the offerings was good as well. The…read moreprices are amazing!

This vast thrift store in Hollywood offers clothing, shoes, accessories, books, toys, household…read moregoods, furniture, trinkets and some new items. The store was crowded probably because the prices are low. A promo day sign at the entrance with different color tags for discounts. They have a huge collection of clothes but only three small fitting rooms. I found several great items for a good deal. Parking is easy in the strip shopping center.

In 1852 in England, William Booth and his wife Catherine were inspired by the gospel of Jesus…read moreChrist to leave the church and take their ministry to the streets. They abandoned the concept of the traditional church pulpit in favor of preaching directly to the people most in need. Despite the disapproval of the church, Booth took his ministry to the poor, homeless, hungry, and destitute. After training evangelists all over England, the couple returned to the west end of London in 1875 and formed their organization, the Christian Mission. In 1878 while reading the annual report for the Christian Mission he noticed the phrase "The Christian Mission is a volunteer army." William Booth crossed out volunteer army and replaced it with salvation army. From then on converts became soldiers of Christ or Salvationists. The groups message spread quickly and today they serve over 100 countries. The Salvation Army has churches throughout the world called Salvation Army corps but they are probably best known for their thrift stores. When items are purchased at the stores the money supports the Salvation Army's emergency relief efforts and programs. Unlike a lot of businesses the Salvation Army will hire ex felons. Some of the shops support the Adult Rehabilitation Centers which help people combat addiction. When you donate to or buy from the Salvation Army you are helping to support many worthwhile programs. I discovered this Salvation Army store while driving through Pembroke Pines. It used to be a Rooms to Go and the large size of the building caught my eye. As an avid thrifter I am always up to exploring a new store and this location was busy on a Saturday afternoon. Inside was one of the nicest Salvation Army stores I have ever been in South Florida although it still had that distinctive musty odor if you know what I mean. In the front of the store you will find large pieces of furniture like sofas, desks, and tables. Towards the back of the store are racks upon racks of clothes all organized by color and type. The amount of clothes was truly astounding. I feel like they could clothe the entire city of Pembroke Pines. Rounding out the inventory are accessories, home goods, toys, and books. If you were starting out in your first apartment you could get most of what you need here. Some of the things I picked up weren't in the best condition as they were broken or chipped. Take the time to really examine every item before you purchase. That said, if you ae a bargain hunter you will be in your element.

A decent store. I personally did not like the lay out of the household section. I found it itty…read morebitty and hard to navigate. I would not go out of my way to visit again.

Place was dirty... I use to buy things from them back in early 2020 but after my experience I won't…read morebe back

GREAT DISCOUNT FIRNITURE AND an asourtment of different items that are unique for everyone in the…read morefamily. I come here for things every week as they always get new items. they also moved me into my new apartment for a very reasonable price. Check out this store! Great moving prices for houses or offices!

I love thrifting and my favorite kind of thrift store is a church store. Thrifty Treasures is…read moreoperated by the First United Church of Hollywood. The thrift store is located on the side of the property. Hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday from 9 to 2. Thrifty Treasures has a small section of clothing. I was most interested in their bric-à-brac section which contained some vintage items. More expensive items were kept in a glass cabinet near the check out. They even had a few pieces of furniture. A side room contains children clothing, books, and toys. I ended up picking up some building magnets for the kids at school for only $4. Which leads me to why I love church thrift stores so much, they are always willing to bargain. Everything in the store was very reasonably priced and you can always make your own price suggestions. This isn't a huge thrift store but it was really fun to explore. They had some unique things and of course the inventory will always change depending on what people donate. You can support a worthy cause, find a treasure, and help the planet by keeping items out of the landfill all by thrifting. Come and check them out.

A helpful community resource in Hollywood with great finds and reasonable prices. Volunteers go out…read moreof their way to help customers with a wide selection of goods, clothing, toys, and essential items.

Easy drop off area at the rear warehouse of the Goodwill store. Brought bags today of lightly worn…read moreclothing to donate and hope they help others in need. The lady took the bags and provided me with a tax donation receipt. The store portion is huge with a good variety of clothing, houseware, toys and sports items.

Solid goodwill. They certainly had quite a great trove of brand-name jeans to make for a good find…read more I personally didn't find anything I loved to take home, but it definitely was a solid thrifting hunt for a Sunday. Just be aware of quite a bit of Shein stuff in the mix which made me a bit bummed. Wish all you best of luck on your thrifting adventures. Happy hunting!

I was in the neighborhood when I stumbled on this cute thrift store, Another Chance. I was warmly…read morewelcomed when I walked in and immediately liked the boutique vibe. They had a good selection of women's clothes that were attractively arranged and priced. They have a very nice dressing room area set up in the back of the store which is a welcome feature and not often provided by thrift stores. You can try on anything that catches your fancy, purchase clothing, and consign your gently worn items. Another Chance also sells accessories, housewares and knick knacks. I didn't see any furniture for sale but I think they have it from time to time. Help the planet and save money with thrift. Davie has so many great second hand stores and you can add Another Chance to the list.

You know, life has sucked to a certain degree for many of us. At the beginning of the pandemic…read moreinitial lockdown, I rescued, adopted and care for two individuals who were formerly outgoing, amazing, internationally traveling professionals....my dementia-ravaged parents. My mother needed a new wardrobe, first place I thought of? This amazing little shop. How comforting it was to see ms. k was still there. She told me she also struggled with staying in business with being temporarily shut down. "I'm like a weed, you can't mow me down. I shoot right back up." As my mother toddled in with her aide and me, another customer gave up the "waiting for someone forever" chair. Everyone inside the store shopping or otherwise was just as friendly, wearing masks and social distancing. A little quieter than usual, but still welcoming; the atmosphere was the same. Great fashionable, well stocked, and discerning selection she is known for. Clothes are still fairly priced. The selection is still classy and eclectic, "grown" woman clothes I like to say.

I've been to this store twice. The first time I only bought a pair of shoes, and the second time I…read morepurchased quite a few things and most were affordable. I think this is a cute little thrift store HOWEVER.... There was an item that I was extremely interested in and I asked for a better price. The owner told me she could sale the item for $10 more, and since she could, why would she sale it to me for cheaper. Instead of trying to retain a good customer she doubled down on not being willing to negotiate. For this reason alone I'll never go back.

Odds and Ends is a good name for this store because there was a lot of random stuff. I saw a lot…read more of clothes, household goods, a few pieces of furniture, collectibles, small appliances, and even some cans of paint. Most things were disorganized like the mountain of linens in the back of the store. I don't know why they don't fold some of it and try to make it look presentable. Aisles are very tight and several times I had to wait for people to move because there was no way around them. Nothing was marked with prices but I didn't see anything even worth asking about. Anything that looked remotely interesting had a chip or crack in it. After a few minutes of browsing I knew this wasn't the place for me.