Great experience, will definitely shop here again in the future. Prices were right in line with…read morecurrent markets.

T.L.D.R: The store isn't the same, the atmosphere is tainted, and I'd recommend donating to other…read morelocations like Goodwill and Salvation Army, as that is what InJoy is turning into. As a semi-avid goer of this location and a volunteer at this location before today, I really loved InJoy and the Greenville location as well. But this place has changed drastically since I started going there over a year ago and started volunteering there almost a year ago. The original manager I knew is gone; the entire store's been rearranged and remodeled; the 50% volunteer discount went down to 20%; and I didn't even get it half the time after the change. You can't buy in bulk anymore while volunteering (a box with a set price instead of each item individually priced), and it just doesn't feel the same anymore. It ended today when I was told by the new manager that I've had my volunteering privileges revoked. She tried to hide why and kept avoiding when I asked why until I started getting into specifics. I asked if it was because I had tried to buy a camera bag at one price rather than opening it and individually pricing everything in it (which I had done because I had forgotten about the new rule and it was like 6:10 pm and everyone wanted to leave, which was quickly remedied by me going into the back, taking both cameras out, and a lens box for one of the cameras, getting him to price the cameras, and paying for them, by which I didn't get the discount then either), and she said things were "missing from the bag," which is quite odd considering I was the only one who'd looked at it aside the donation receiver as I grabbed the camera bag from a donation bin used for incoming donations that was under multiple other crates. Furthermore, I had left that bag on the overflow shelving before I left next to (or close to) a broken point-and-shoot Samsung camera I had tested previously (and ruined one roll of film and ended up screwing the other one up with humidity by leaving it in my pocket while testing), and said bag was gone today when I went, having only a camera flash and booklets left in it when I had last seen it. It is my humble opinion, and that too of my parents, that someone stole from the location and blamed it on me. It is disappointing that a store built on Christian values would have such a situation occur, and it's disappointing what this place has become.

Was out antique shopping & stopped in. They did have some antique but kinda like mixed with a…read moreboutique style store. Had a lot to look at. I myself brought a few things home with me. Friendly service! Stuff in all price ranges.

What a great local gem!…read more We love supporting local businesses and this place has numerous local vendors - very similar to Cotton Company in downtown WF. A mix of antiques, signs, crafts, a lot of candles and a small bit of clothing. We bought a vintage magazine - fascinating to read about life in 1940. The lady who was working there was extremely helpful and friendly. There are a few buildings to go in - you'll find chalk painted furniture as well as paints, more antiques, local bbq sauces/T-shirt's, and more. Definitely a spot to grab a unique gift for someone! Prices were very reasonable, too! Conveniently located off Durant, right near the railroad tracks - a little hard to see as it's way back off the Durant but look for the big banner posted out front.

I absolutely love browsing through the whole store. There are so many different things and some I…read morefind just bring back memories. You can find nice gifts and second uses for many items

Local gem in Youngsville, right on the Main Street…read more This store reminds me of Cotton Company in downtown WF, which has many local vendors and a huge variety of items to see. I really enjoy stores that feature local artisans and their wares. There was a lot to see here, just wish that I had more time to browse. Definitely more small items, decor and some furniture. Pricing was very reasonable.

Great place to hunt for household goods, some new, some second hand. Staff are very nice.read more

Stopped in and found three vintage lamp shades perfect for some naked lamps I have. And of course…read morethe price was right, so I couldn't pass them up. Great find!

Well-run and staffed. Clean. Orderly. Everyone here has their hearts in the right place. We're…read morelucky to have these folks in our community. A+++++++

We had an hour to kill while waiting for someone, and happened upon this spectacular shop. The…read moreproceeds help the local animal welfare league, so it's easy to feel good about spending money here. This is a thrift shop, so you don't know what you'll find, but whatever you happen upon, it's sure to be well priced. The shop is well organized and neat, with aisles wide enough to not feel claustrophobic. They had lots of books and magazines, of course, and shelves of small appliances. (An electric knife sharpener for $8!) They had baskets of sewing notions and fabrics, plus some clothing. If you like beautiful China, they had a set of Limoges for a steal. Now, the volunteers/employees- so nice! I wish I lived closer, because I think I'd be a regular customer.