We arrived at 1:45pm on a Saturday and they were closed. Store hours posted show they are open unit…read more6:30pm.

I lived in Hebron 18 years and discovered the Goodwill Donation Center a few months before I…read moremoved. Most times a very kind young man was there to help unload my treasurers.

This has always been my favorite and go to thrift store over the years. The prices have…read moreconsistently been wonderful, and because pricing is managed independently at the store level, it never gets outrageous the way some larger chain thrift stores can. There are multiple sections of the store that are especially rich in great finds. The kitchen section is fantastic, with tons of glassware and kitchenware to dig through. They also have a large selection of wall art and picture frames. You'll also find plenty of trinkets, vases and planters, and furniture scattered throughout the store, which really adds to the treasure hunt feel. The main body of the store is filled with many clothing racks, and I've found a lot of great brands here, including plenty of Levi's jeans and similar staples. This is always the thrift store I recommend when someone says they want to start thrifting but don't know where to begin. It's approachable, affordable, and consistently rewarding. The staff has always been wonderful as well. There are a few employees who have worked here for years, and every interaction I've had with them has been pleasant and friendly. Sometimes the store can feel a little chaotic, but honestly, that just adds to the fun of searching through everything. Overall, I don't think I've ever left this store empty handed.

I come from very far away to go to this thrift store and even though its a bit small and hard to…read morenavigate, I JUST LOVE ROOTING AROUND THERE. There have been a few employees that I am not sure love their job...BUT THEN THERE IS DARLENE. Darlene (and even Mike) are the shining stars in this place and they make up for any deficiencies. And if the truth be known, Darlene is one of the reasons we go there- she is a beautiful soul with a heart for people and I have seen many other people come in who also greet Darlene by name! So she knows her folks- and when you know your folks, you are treated right and want to keep coming back. There isn't enough room here to express our appreciation for Darlene. Mike, the current manager, is a good one, too. He is kind and warm and he genuinely cares about his customers. One day this will all be gone. Time and space will overtake us and we will all move on. BUt for now, this is my place, and I enjoy every minute I am there. Darlene, don't you ever change. And Mike, steer that ship! You are appreciated more than you can imagine.

It is a beautiful space. But we recently had my dads funeral there and the event planner Chelsea…read morewas unprofessional, unkind and unorganized. She showed no compassion to a grieving family. She was rude to my family and the funeral director and didn't even have the room properly set up for us. Pretty space but I'd ask to work with someone else.

The Southgate Community center is a well taken care of community resource. The building itself…read moreappears to be new and modern. Large windows let in plenty of light. Bathrooms are there as well. A roll up window for concessions is there, but was not in use during our visit. More than just a building. The Southgate Community Center is surounded by a park, a baseball field, playground, green space/soccer area, hiking trails and fishing pond. The fishing pond is what brought us to the center. Our Scout Troop had learned of it being stocked with trout days before our visit. (A number of Northern Kentucky ponds/lakes are stocked by the county.) Unfortunately, no one in our small group caught anything. A professional photographer was there conducting a photo shoot. This seems to be a very versatile area. There are a couple of parking lots. Plenty of parking for our visit. If something such as a baseball game, or community event was going on, parking may be at a premium.

Always find beautiful items! Some prices can be on the high side for thrift but treasures are to be…read morefound!

This is a thrift store. I visit thrift stores to see if there's something I've needed my whole life…read moreon the cheap. I didn't find anything on my first visit. The store appears to be well organized, which is helpful for someone looking for something in particular. It's also helpful for someone like me that isn't looking for anything in particular. This store is close to home so I may visit again. That said, there are better thrift stores in the city.

This thrift store was pretty big but it did not have a lot of ladies clothing. It did have a lot of…read moreshoes. I think if you are looking for some furniture at a reasonable price this would be the place to go look. They had desks, chairs, tables, and freestanding curio cabinets. There was quite a bit of home decor. I found some of the items were definitely overpriced compared to other thrift stores. But I still ended up getting a good deal on a couple of pairs of shoes. The day that I was in there they had a buy one get one free shoes and I paid $3 for two pair of shoes. Probably be worth another look at some point.

I don't know what they are doing in Cold Springs St Vincnet De Paul but keep doing it!!!!!!!!!!…read moreStore looks great and super clean inside and out. The people there are very friendly and they have a ton of stuff. If you're looking for a hiding gem this is your place to go!!!!!!!

If I could give -5 stars, I would . Erin, sunny, and myron are some of the rudest , most Ignorant,…read moreand unprofessional people I have ever met in my entire life. Erin literally told me that it was safe to eat food that has been expired for 2 years and these volunteers are some of the most ignorant and unprofessional people I have ever met. The way this place treats poor people is disgusting. They are constantly giving away food that is extremely expired & when I report it they start laughing. I even called to report this to the CEO and he never returned my call. Be mindful of getting food from these pantries ppl !!!! And CHECK THE EXPIRATION DATES !!!! You're welcome

St. Vincent De Paul Society is one of the true great non profit organizations in this tri-state…read morearea. I have personally donated to and volunteered at this organization and speak from first hand knowledge. They are willing to get into the weeds and meet people where they are to provide services that other secular and religious organizations are unable or unwilling to provide.

This place is so fascinating and educational and fun. I've gone to classes hear and there is tons…read moreto learn all the time. Plus, their fun gift shop and small library with lots of gardening reference books. Lots of the plants outside are labeled so you can see for yourself how well they grow in this area. Plus they have green roofs and so many ways to make it ecologically favorable as well as giving you ideas how you might do so yourself. It's wonderful to see this pretty landscaping not far from a fairly busy road. Do yourself a favor and visit them sometime. What a gem!

In spite of the visitor's center being closed we were able to view the gardens. They were beautiful…read moreand very well labeled.

This is a wonderful nonprofit that provides many kinds of assistance: food, thrift shop, referrals,…read morehealth services. I'm familiar with the organization because the site offers its building to my employer, Kenton County Adult Education, two nights a week to hold GED classes. On Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 4:30-7 p.m those who want to prepare for, or take, the GED practice tests can show up without an appointment. Expect a casual, non-threatening environment with plenty of support to get you headed toward a better job or further education!

A wonderful nonprofit ministry with friendly and caring people. I used to volunteer here and I have…read morealso used their services. They treat you like human beings and help as much as humanly possible. I recommend them to anyone who needs a bit of help or wants to volunteer for their community.