Very clean, nicely organized store. However, as I recently reviewed the Miracle Hill in…read morePowdersville, I have to say my one complaint is again... pricing is very high. Nice selections and clean, clean. But I can't shop there because of the high prices. For used items. Donated to them for free. I thought perhaps it was just Powdersville , but I see that's not the case. These will be off my list of resources as back to school and off-campus housing again requires so much furnishings for the kids. I've always furnished their college rooms with thrift items. Miracle Hill won't be on my list despite the very pleasant folks and nice items. They're used. With new retail pricing.

i love love love this place . I get most of my jewelry from here and most of my office clothing as…read morewell . People and my co workers are always asking me where i get my lovely clothes . I tell them and I tell them what I paid for them too . You cannot beat the prices or the quality at this place . Also the scarves that are my trademark I wear to sparkle up an outfit come from here as well . I will never stop buying clothes here . Yes I support worthy places and this is definately a worthy place .

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.

Love visiting this store. You never know what you'll find. And the works are always pleasant.read more

This is my least favorite of the three Dream Center thrift shops I've visited. Brands are lower…read moreend, the store is not as clean and bright.

I traveled 40 minutes to visit this store on 5/15/2026. The store is large and well organized;…read morehowever, the items are grossly overpriced. I searched through the men's & women's clothing sections and found 2 items I wanted to buy: one women's cardigan sweater and one women's button up blouse. There are placards on the clothing racks that include a price and the words "unless marked individually." When I brought the items to the cashier, she stated that neither had prices on them (so shouldn't they have been the posted price??). She then turned and conferred with another employee about what the prices should be. These items were nothing special. I was expecting the usual rate (around $4-$5), but she turned back to me and said $12 each! I was dumbfounded. I could buy similar items brand new for the same or lower prices. I said no thanks and left with nothing. I will not be returning to this store.

This store is very hit-or-miss. They have a lot of quality clothing items, and when they have…read moresales, it's great. However, without sales, this is the most expensive thrift store I've ever been to. They often have new furniture pieces (like the bedside table in the photo), but they're insanely expensive. I'm sure the "retail value" from whatever store it initially came from was even more expensive, but it makes me question who they're trying to cater to. Thrift stores shouldn't be catering to rich people who have no issue purchasing a $90 night stand. The cashiers are also pretty slow and they usually only have 1 or 2 working at a time. On the plus side, the store is well organized and feels clean, but the cons outweigh the pros a majority of the time.

After hearing there were no good thrift stores in the Greenville area, Miracle Hill was a breath of…read morefresh air! It's probably the only fresh thing here, this place is a little gritty but hang in there, it's chock full of goodies. There's a lot in stock here so give yourself some time to sift through the clothes, home goods and kids items. I went on a Saturday and all clothes were BOGO which meant that I left the store with a huge bag for only $16. I even found some designer names in there so no complaints here, actually , scratch that. The only complaint I have is that I carried on a bag when I flew so I couldn't shop for more!

I was in town on a business trip and I love thrifting. So I walked to this spot as it was the…read moreclosest to the downtown area. Big space and lots of stuff, but sadly I didn't find anything. This spot if I am not mistaken is a non-profit org, so I deff appreciate what they are doing. They could use a remodel and/or a face lift and they'd make more money.