Wow, what a huge store! There were so many rows of clothes, I could hardly believe it. I was on…read morethe hunt for jigsaw puzzles once again, and I surprisingly found their deals to be VERY good! .99 and 1.99 for 1000 pieces. Definitely worth it! The service wasn't as great as I would have liked. They had multiple people trying to deal with one customer while a large line formed at the check out.

Always find some treasures that brighten my day. My son with special needs and tight budget found…read morea replacement for his broken DVD player for $8.00 and is still working.

Annie's is a big, two-story hybrid of a store; a little bit antique shop filled with depression…read moreglass, a little bit standard thrift joint, and a little bit gift store--the kind of gift store that each small town had until online shopping killed them all off, filled with scented candles, sachets, and hand-made Christmas ornaments. If you know the kind of store I'm talking about, you will feel the nostalgia bolt hit hard in here. Lots of local craftwork finds. They also sell fresh eggs and support a local animal shelter. The merchandise is displayed with care--you won't have to bring work gloves to prevent tetanus while thrifting here, and the prices reflect that. And there are plenty of great finds at surprisingly good prices. I got a set of 4 mid-century orange juice glasses in perfect shape for 25 cents each! I didn't make it upstairs to the clothes section--maybe I'll have time during the next trip.

The people are nice and they have a good selection. I find their prices high on some things but…read moreothers are very reasonable. It's worth a visit!

Wags to Riches is an upscale resale store where all of the proceeds benefit the Humane Society of…read moreSchuyler County. It is well organized, clean, and offers a wide variety of items. Clothes, books, jewelry, kitchenware, decor, purses, pet items and more. It's located on the main drag in Watkins Glen nestled among other stores. Prices are reasonable and I felt good supporting a non-profit. The staff is all volunteer and the woman at check out was friendly and happy to chat about the organization. I bought a few gifts for family and a book for myself. Shop here and help animals!

Great thrift store and it's HUGE!! Lots of clothing, both men and women's. The kids have their own…read moreroom of clothing, toys and games. A generous selection of shoes and home goods. Good pricing and I always appreciate the 50% off color of the week.

Salvation Army is great. I pop in whenever I can. People are very nice. I always have a fun…read moretime. Keep up the good work!

A Fayetteville fixture and truly a gem. Shop at Encore first before buying anything new. You'll…read morebe glad you did.

Great range of clothes, shoes, scarves and jewellery interspersed with homeware. All sizes are…read morecatered for. They were having a 50% off sale this week so we got two dresses, 6 tops and a scarf for $26! One of the dresses was a gorgeous Calvin Klein.

It's hard to find a good place to donate to these days. How do you know that your donated items…read morewill actually go to people in need? I had a closet that needed to be purged desperately and Saint's Place has a community in need of gently used women's clothes. When my friend told me that they'll use my old clothes right away, I was sold. It was a match made in philanthropic heaven, so to speak. Saint's Place is located in Pittsford, adjacent to the St. Louis Church. Their goal is to aid and assist newly arrived refugees by giving them clothes, housewares, tutorial services, and by setting them up in new apartments. Lots of families rely on Saint's Place to get set up upon arriving in Rochester. What I really liked the most is that the refugees pick out clothes and leave with them that same day. Here's how it works: you can just leave your donations on the back porch and grab a receipt if you itemize. Make sure you keep everything together in a plastic bag to protect from the elements! For those of you who love a good garage sale, Saint's Place has an annual super sale. This is noteworthy because it's the one time of the year when they accept donations of non-children's books. Saint's Place normally only takes children's books because the refugees are only now learning to speak English. Clothing donations should be of the casual variety, maybe a little business casual to be thrown in. Pickup is available as well if you can't drop off your donations easily. Of course, volunteering is also good too! I'm glad my friend told me about Saint's Place because I know my old clothes will be put to good use here. If you need to clean out your closet, consider donating here, there are lots of families who will be glad you and I did.