This wonderful shop was such a huge surprise!  We found it a little difficult to locate, but thank…read moregoodness for Waze.  There was plenty of parking and some larger items were for sale outside the store (a vintage rocking horse, in great condition and for an amazing price, a couple of awesome looking patio chairs).  Seasonal decor, books, games, small pieces of furniture, cool knick knacks, candles, and in the rear of the store were racks of clothes, accessories, pillows.   The prices were fantastic ~ a few times I had to blink and look again to be sure.   And with the addition of small, fuzzy, adorable animals  up for adoption (birds, guinea pigs today!), this was one the best thrift stores I have ever been to.  Senior Citizen discounts are applicable on Fridays and all proceeds go to the Last Chance Ranch Rescue.

It's an awesome place to go for thrift store finds. The workers are always nice, the proceeds…read moreactually go to the Animals and not in their pockets. The prices are better then any other thrift store in the area. Any other thrift stores charge you way too much but Last Chance actually is decent with their prices. The money actually goes to a great cause. Unlike the others. Cindy and Lauren are very nice and helpful.

Cute antique shop in the middle of town. A lot of home goods, costume jewelry and ladies hats too…read more Oodles of buttons. That was cute to look through. Not insanely priced which was nice! The political buttons were fun to look through. Friendly staff!!

Loved this store! Hope to go back if in the area again. We enjoyed chatting with the owners and…read morelooking through their treasures, took some goodies home.

Haven't been there yet, but have plenty of things to bring. Handbags boiled wool coats, linen…read moreclothing.

Great selection! Clean and laid out like they have a volunteer skilled in interior decorating. My…read moredaughter and I found treasures.

Great place for thrifting. There is always some great treasure hunting here…read more Lots of clothes and shoes and housewares. The housewares aren't that organized but the selection was nice.

Called and asked if they take rugs. Told them it was 10x10 and the women said yes, they did take…read morethat size. Drove it a half hour to be told by the folks at the donation area that they don't take rugs that size. Told them I spoke to someone who told me that take that size and they said, "sorry, they were wrong". Second time this has happened; first time was with furniture. Said they were accepting furniture and drove it over to be told no they were not.

Staff is rude and manager (dirty blonde hair in her 30's) does not know how to be culturally…read moresensitive or have skills and knowledge on diversity, equity and inclusion. This manager needs training on how to deal with HUMAN BEINGS, especially the elderly w/ disability of any kind. My mom went into store on Friday 6/28/24 w/ her emotional support dog (yorkie/poodle, 4lbs, very tiny) and after my mom spent quite a bit of time in store collecting the items she was going to purchase, manager had followed her around the last 10min before kicking my mom out. My mother was told that only service dogs were allowed to be in store w/ owner and emotional support dog was not sufficient enough. After my mother shared that her dog was an emotional support dog, she persisted in asking my mom about her disability (if any and what kind). This seems like a huge violation to be asking what disability y mother has whether service or emotional support dog. You should never ask a persons diagnosis in either case, hence why papers/forms are completed properly and tags are provided to such animals and owners. My mother just froze after panicking out of fear she'd get in trouble (being Hispanic and speaks clear English), she left her things and walked out. As soon as she got in her car she brokedown crying and felt humiliated by the demeanor and conduct in which manager had approached her. I just found out about it right now! Being part of my job to advocate for people throughout many years in a nonprofit myself in the social service field, I felt it only right that I advocate for my mother as well and let others know about this particular Salvation Army right in Quakertown 309 and Pumping Station Rd. Suggestions: -have clear policies on your store website defining what dogs/pets are allowed into store and why that particular one. -train your staff especially managers on how to be more sensitive towards the population they serve and cultural awareness and beyond. If you aren't a people person and it's just another job, perhaps you're in the wrong place. Don't violate people's rights in asking them their personal health issues that are not your concern. You represent a nonprofit therefore are a reflection of their leaders, staff, mission, vision and it's not just local or state, it's nationally. I am appalled, baffled, embarrassed for my mom and anyone that goes into that store that are of a vulnerable population no matter what community you're visiting from. You don't know peoples stories or life experiences, even journey to than disrespect them. My opinion and fact of my mother's situation made worse!

All is good except they don't provide a public restroom. It is neat and clean with a health pool…read morestaff.

My friends and I stopped by today, after our yoga class…read more First thing we felt- people (including one employee at the sales counter) looking at us, as if we were below them. We had yoga pants and sneakers on, but we didn't look sloppy. We agreed, they made us feel out of place. Second, the prices were not your basic "thrift" prices, they were higher. Some items were priced so high and they weren't anything great- basic made in China items. A lot of garage sale merchandise. Third, too much of the same stuff- dishes, glasses, clothing. Fourth, you immediately get the feeling that you are in an antique mall, except everything is newly made. If by chance there is an older item, it is so overly priced, it's ridiculous! If you're passing by Good Stuff "Thrift" (and I use the word thrift lightly) it may be worth it to you to stop in, but if you have to travel to get there, stay home!

Love this store and the others as well. Prices are good. The store is decorated beautifully…read more Staff is very helpful. Love the finds here'

One of the worst experiences in my life . Very very rude and not helpful at all . The way they talk…read moreto there employees , very loud and negative , they 1 employee talks very nast to the shoppers , if I would have not heard it first hand , I would not have believed it . Will never go back . Dave

Wow,,,,well this store may smell less these days, however, today, the young clerk with the purple…read morehair over half of her pale face, chose not to communicate where I should set my merchandise , so after I had put the stuff on the counter, she entered the corral door and went to the opposite register and said nothing, then continued to sulk? and say nothing when I asked her a question... she waited until I picked up the HUGE pile of clothes I was buying and moved it over to her register. Then she stopped and spoke with other clerk who was complaining about a change in the way they hang the clothes on the rack, kept talking and said nothing to me, ie. excuse me a moment-NOTHING.... I am tired of young, rude, selfish people. Disrespect is rampant and it sickens me.....the young, sulky, pay my way... I'm sad, upset, and I'm going to be mean, the youth, represent much of our community. I hate going to this filthy store and will not return again. I donate endlessly and often meet other grumpy people. One young man took a box of china dishes-whole set, and dropped it in a bin----smashed it. So sad, so ignorant. They ought to close. Slum.