Delicious food served to anyone that comes by from 11am until noon, Sunday through Friday. No…read morequestions asked! This place is awesome!

I had the distinct honor of helping to prepare and serve a meal here a few weeks ago. The facility…read moreis clean and efficent. The staff is cordial and the volunteers were delightful to work with. The people who were there for meals were quite polite and appreciative. The entire facility is well run and there is an organic garden on site. Composting is carried on there with the excess food products. It's encouraging to find a well run, charitable organization with a mission for recycling and composting for the good of the community and the environment. Project Host Soup Kitchen is supported by donations in kind and monetary gifts as well. I was very impressed and will be volunteering again as soon as my schedule permits.

I absolutely love this shop. It's my main donation point, supports a great cause, and has both…read morewonderful merchandise and staff. Many of the items, including antique, in my new house are from Safe Harbor. They post a list of items they take for donation and need for the shelter so there's never any confusion on what they are accepting and what their donation hours are each day. As a victim of domestic abuse, supporting those going through the same turmoil is important to me. By donating to and shopping at Safe Harbor I'm making a small but real change in someone's life and in the world. what could be more perfect?

Honestly, they were kinda rude when I tried to donate some really great clothes, shoes and purses…read more Told me that it was 4:09 and they stopped taking donations at 4. She took the box but acted like she was doing me a favor. I'll take my things to a homeless shelter next time.

I am an out of town visitor but have been to this Salvation Army location several times do to my…read morehaving family in the area. I have to say that their selection in clothes is awesome, not once have I been disappointed with my purchased items. What I was disappointed with todays visit 7/25/23 was the Customer Service lady that was at the Cash register who was on her phone the whole time she was cashing out the people in line, me and my daughters being some of those customers. She did not greet or even make eye contact with us at all nor attempted to converse with us. Her telephone conversation seemed to be what was most important to her at the time, in our opinion not tending or conversing with your customers while they are in front of you is plain and simply rude and annoying. Employees should not be talking on their telephones while customers are in their presences and doing business. On the other hand, the Asian gentleman who works at this location was friendly and attentive.

Staff was very friendly and helpful. Found some good bargains, lots to choose from and neatly…read moreorganized. Would stop again. Thank you.

I've called this group several times to pick up furniture and home goods. I like that I can call…read morethem - talk to a real person - and they show up on time. The guys are always super friendly and appreciate anything I donate. I'm very happy to support this organization and their ministry for men in recovery.

I wanted to support this store because it is a store with a mission. According to their website…read morethere are several of these non-profit stores. "The Home With A Heart is a non-profit organization that provides rehabilitation and hope at no charge to men seeking freedom from the bondage of alcohol and drugs through JESUS CHRIST One Day at a Time! Our eight-week program is based on the teachings of the Holy Bible and 12-step principles of Alcoholics Anonymous." From the road, this store looks worth checking out. (They have quite a bit of merchandise sitting in front of the store.) After checking that out I decided to go inside. There were a lot of men standing and blocking the entrance so I thought there might be another entrance but they moved when I asked if I was coming in the right way. Once inside I was a little disappointed. I don't mind getting dirty. If it's lots of stuff that doesn't bother me... I love to dig through junk to find a treasure! So the tightly packed small store didn't drive me away. However, the first thing that hit me was the store smelled bad. My second discovery was that none of the big items were priced. Quite a few people came and went while I was there. If I was near the other Home with a Heart stores I would stop and check them out. I probably won't visit this one again unless I want to do a DIY project and have the time to have someone price those items I'm interested in buying. Also it would have to be an item that could be sanitized.

This is a solid thrift store. Lots of womens clothing and some mens. Men's clothes are a miss for…read moreme personally. But the furniture out on the floor rotates often and theres a good chance you'll find a good deal. Ive also had some luck in the housewares section with crystal glassware. Check the mirrors as well. I've found a few really great gold mirrors for cheap here. Overall its a good option if you're near downtown. I'd also try Red Ribbon Resale!

Very nice store, large in size, organized, and plenty of shopping carts. VERY KIND front end…read moreassociate--I did not catch her name but she was so nice as she checked me out today. Much respect to her for everything. Looking forward to returning.

Harvest of Hope is a great organization providing food for those in need it feels good to help…read moreothers in need

My work team did a service day and selected Hope Harvest Food Bank as our place to serve our…read morecommunity. I found this group on the website volunteermatch.org. I was contacted within a couple hours of submitting an information request and set up a day and time for my group within a day! Arriving at the location was easy with the directions, signage, and big parking lot. We filled out some simple paperwork and were lead into the back. Our leader gave us a quick history of the food bank and the amount of people they serve, its incredible! Families can come 1x/month. We were lead into the food pantry back where instructions were given about produce packing, pantry item distribution, and building carts of food based on family size. It was very organized and easy to do. We had a great time meeting other volunteers, learning about the food bank, and giving carts of food to those in need. It was sad bringing carts of food out to people and never receiving a "thank you." It makes you wonder what happened to these people that they don't show gratitude to the volunteers of Harvest Hope. I hope the workers get an overflow of blessings and gratitude in other ways.

Some of the prices are as high as the store, but overall it's a great stop. The store does not…read moresmell old, poor, and musty, and it's fairly clean with wide aisles. Lots of clothes and toys, but also books, tools, fabric ren, and furniture.

I have found that some of the mgmt to be very rude and uncaring about how they interact with…read morecustomers. Raising $$ for a good cause, but seems like they need to raise the bar in customer service

Fantastic program for families of parents diagnosed with a terminal disease like kidney failure,…read moreetc who still have children 18 yr and under. They meet with the family and create a "memory" item for the children. It is tailored to the family and seems very personal in nature. A wonderful service. The rounder apparently one day started wondering if something happened to her, how her children would remember her. Currently it is local to SC Greenville / Spartanburg area. It started for Moms but have the same service for Dads! What a great cause worth volunteering or donating to!!!