Once of my favorite thrift stores. In fact it's the ONLY one I go to. I especially like it when…read morewe get text messages regarding 50% off days.

awesome place, lots of variety, not a chain so you never know what you will findread more

They always have whatever I am looking for: Vogue prescription eyeglasses for 2.99; quality fleece…read morehoodies, household items. Friendly staff; clean bathroom.

I loved coming here in the past…read more I usually look for Libby glassware that I "collect." My drinking glasses are no longer manufactured. Lately the prices are higher than buying on eBay.

Wide variety of items, wonderful cause. Great shopping experience. My new go-to place for making…read moreitem donations!

What an amazing place They take any and all items you want…read moreto get rid of If someone should come in with a need they will help with a 5 star service.

Really good selection and great up-cycling. Got some good ideas! One of a kind items.read more

Awesome store, awesome staff, all for a great cause. Always worth a visit! A true gem of Norwalkread more

Let's put it this way, I've worked food service, retail, and industrial and I've never seen…read moreanywhere else the overseer yells and threatened nearly everybody constantly. I endured 3 years of harassment and it culminated in my termination of employment. I say this happened for two reasons. Retaliation since I filed a workplace harassment complaint. Then, I gave the disrespectful overseer a penny donation for her birthday. She hit me with two verbals and 3 day non pay suspension the day after the donation. Within 2 months they concocted two false claims, while ignoring my side, witnesses, and attempts at camera evidence. Officially, they say I was insubordinate throughout my employment. Supposedly, the day prior to my firing, they had so many reports of me slamming doors, shoving shopping carts, curse words, and insubordination. I seen this thrift store as a chance to really help others and bring some skills to the table. I seen this as a retirement job. They had me in electronics and dockroom processing where I could wipe operating systems to new. I knew some Espanol to help some of the Spanish community. I was lifting to help my health and job. My questions or input is frequently viewed as insubordination. My view was, this is thrift and not new retail. There's a lot of gray lines. My view is that we were more than just thrift titles, we were salesman. It was my goal to sell as many good products as possible without creating hourly pay strain. Do not think for yourself while here. Do not do anything unless instructed to do so while overseer from 2023 is around. Be warned! Many of the employees won't defend themselves because of fear of yelling and adverse consequences. Corporate is blind to the behavior and doesn't value the minimum wage people who make their paychecks happen through donation sales in my opinion. I gave them ample evidence and they didn't help me within the timeframe. If overseer doesn't like you, she will potentially put you in a cycle of abuse. I've seen it. Endured it. Be warned. Positive job performance means nothing to her or corporate in my experience. This isn't a gripe about products, as the products are used and how well are you gonna pull GED and diploma people together for searching out every defect for products under the sun. They don't have warranty, but sometimes you can catch a decent bargain. They sell donated goods, so look at the service as a convenient one stop place for difficult curb, trash, yard, garage finds. Factoring value is ranging from just get you going to some difficult to find new items that are unused. Sometimes, it's a nice resource to pick up cheap emergency odds and ends items like if your bed frame broke, just ask somebody and they can get you a cheap one. It may not be worth your time for job. As a consumer, be savvy and discerning while understanding the items are used and getting knowledgeable employees in that atmosphere can be tough. Be aware. Happy shopping. I'll end this review noting, many of them sleeping in homes piled against me while I'm homeless sleeping in a vehicle. I feel much of that is due to the fear of the overseer yelling and threatening them.

I love everything about this store. It's a nonprofit helping students in the area, the women who…read moreown and run it are DELIGHTFUL, and the space is so cool and historic. I 100% recommend stopping into this hidden gem! You won't be disappointed.

Great little thrift store owner is very nice and offers great deals. Wonderful store to search for…read morehidden deals and so much variety.

It's a "store" only in the abstract sense... everything is free. Whenever a dorm occupant…read moreliquidates some of their things, they end up here. Bring some stuff, drop some stuff off. The selection varies wildly depending on time of year, but there's always a nice selection of clothing. The concept of the free store originated with the Digger movement of San Francisco of the 1960s. They had a free store on Haight Street where soldiers on leave could walk in looking like a soldier and walk out looking like a hippie, then they would probably go AWOL and ditch Vietnam. Nowadays it's a great way to curb the awful waste of our culture through re-use. As the website says, you need to swipe your card to get into the building. If you can't find someone to let you in, you can call the store and they'll come up and get you.

I highly recommend the free "store"--especially at the beginning of the year, when all the stuff…read morefrom the seniors that moved out last year is still there. Any freshmen looking to outfit their new dorm room or upperclassmen moving into a house should definitely check it out. I mean, come on: it's free.