I stopped into the Goodwill to get some warm clothes for my aunt and found a nice selection of…read morefleece pullovers at great prices! I left with a number of items I knew my aunt would love, and few things to decorate her new room at her nursing home. The staff was friendly and professional- a great trip!

In town visiting and stopped by the store. We found a couple…read morethings at much better prices than our local goodwill offers. We will be back !

I prefer buying used rather than new, so if I am in need of something, I try here first. Often we…read moreneed a certain color or theme for a school spirit week so we scan the racks here. I've found some like new clothes here too (Simply Southern, Local Girl, GUESS). The nicer brands and more expensive is upfront by the register. There is a hodge podge of misc. items mixed throughout the large store. Not open Mondays.

The best thing about this store is the wide variety of intriguing finds you normally don't find in…read morea thrift store. And the prices are fantastic.The clothing prices are tiered so they get cheaper as the week goes on. I found my aunt some lovely like new throw pillows to decorate her new room at a local nursing home. This is a great place for anyone looking for a unique find at a great price.

Popped into this store to browse and came out with a couple items. They had a decent selection and…read morethe staff was really friendly. If I'm ever in the area again I'll definitely come back.

In this little bitty store my friend and I walked out with a ton of stuff. Great quality! I found a…read morecoral Talbot suit jacket that looks like it was made for me for $5, a purse, bedclothes, shoes. The store is clean and well-kept, and the staff friendly and helpful. Heading there again tomorrow from Charleston.

I truly appreciate everything Habitat does to contribute free time to aid the future of our…read morecommunity and it's development. I can feel rewarded when I have an item to donate to ReStore knowing the money for that item will be donated and used to build homes for the needy. I cannot think of a greater contribution than reducing the number of homeless and contributing to the wellness of those less fortunate than myself. I have often called upon ReStore to pick up items for me and sell it at any price which will aid in their goals toward assisting our local humanity. I have even purchased items there, as well. I have no problem paying higher prices than other thrift stores, especially when items are nearly new. Thank you Habitat for Humanity and your ReStore.

Well let me be the first to review. I can't believe the outrageous prices these people charge for…read moreitems that were DONATED from others. What a rip off. For second hand items. And never once have I been greeted when I walk into this place. They're just there to take your money if you're foolish enough to pay the jacked up prices.

Set on a side street, is this quietly elegant boutique that is a breath of fresh air. Away from the…read morehustle and bustle of the tourist area of Beaufort, I found an oasis of beauty and style. The shop is packed full of beautiful clothing, accessories, spa items and home decor. Everything is displayed in such an artistic way. This made it easy to shop and imagine wearing that dress or pair of earrings. The woman working the afternoon I visited, was very gracious and professional. She was also very personable and helpful. My friend found a great handbag. I believe some of the items are vintage or repurposed. I love that. Visitors to Beaufort should definitely shop at the lovely local boutique. Locals should make this a go to spot for beautiful additions to their home or wardrobe.

I absolutely love this shop!! I love that they even offered to sell my jewelry, "Sparkle and Blu" -…read moreamongst all of their other beautiful artwork, antiques, and specialty items! The store is currently closing but hopefully we will still be able to see what Matt & Kayla DeVito are doing -if not at the store, then on social media!!

Love going to Capa. I can usually find something! A dollar a piece of clothing! And drop-off is so…read moreeasy too.

A very lively place to shop and save. You never know what you will find. The prices are invariably.read more

I love this place! We recently moved to Beaufort from out of state and we stopped by some local…read moreshops to furnish our house. This place by far had the best quality pieces and we were able to find our couch here! The ladies working were very friendly and super knowledgeable about the items and were able to give us some history behind the couch we purchased. Highly recommend!

The merchandise is very nice, employees were very nice, however the owner was extremely rude. I was…read morespeaking to an employee and apparently our conversation interfered with a conversation she was having with someone on the phone. She had the nerve to shhh us. Is this anyway to treat a customer?

The name of this place is GW Boutique, not the name listed here on this Yelp listing. There are no…read moresigns saying it is a Goodwill store but it is. I suspect there is some requirement or ordinance in play here to upscale this particular store to Hilton Head standards. The store is smaller than their usual store footprint. But they offer pretty much the same except there wasn't any furniture available. There were much less household goods available than usual although we did find some king size sheets we were looking for.

Some nice items. Refreshed often. Prices seem to be going up lately. Resellers seem to frequent…read morethis Goodwill and seem rather pushy and aggressive, making experience sometime less enjoyable than otherwise. Staff nice:).

3/2021 neither staff (owners?) nor shoppers were wearing masks. I found pricing to be high and the…read moreamount of civil war era items off putting. The entire experience was odd and uncomfortable. My mother and I quickly left within minutes. Fantastic collection of original art but above my budget. Will try again post COVID.

While I lived in Beaufort I found The Front Porch in Ladys Island to be a great asset. The woman…read morewho runs the shop is very friendly, kind, and helpful. Her husband was able to deliver my purchase within an hour. The quality of the items and the cleanliness of the store is impressive and turnover is fast. I bought several items there and am very satisfied with everything as well as the value - prices were very reasonable.

I appreciate what y'all are doing but giving the food to jwc on bolt drive is a mistake they don't…read moregive out the food they take it home for them selfs or selling them to people they know I got turned around couldn't get anything but they have box's of food in their cars for their household it's unfair someone needs to show up and catch them this has to stop we are standing in line just for them to take it home stealing from the people in the community please help now jwc is on Martin Luther King blvd

Maybe you're new to the area or just haven't had a reason to come in contact with this organization…read moreso let me share this tidbit from their website. "We provide quality food and groceries to hungry individuals across our 30 county service area. Since 1982, we've distributed more than 250 million pounds of food and fed more than 14 million people." So why am I talking about them? Because I recently had the privilege of volunteering at their food bank. "Bank" should honestly be replaced with "warehouse" because that is exactly what it is. They have boxes for food and drinks coming in (by the pallet) and boxes ready to sort then boxes that have been packed up and ready to ship across the region. And this place is systemic. You have a job and they show you how to do that job as well as be available for questions. I have served at and taken groups to a number of food warehouses and soup kitchens throughout my life. This, by far, is one of the best organized ones I have encountered. The instructions will tell you, but let me say it again. Wear comfortable shoes and comfortable clothes. Prepare to sweat and know that you may have to lift up to 20 pounds. Feeding people isn't always easy, but it is always worth it. Find a way to support. *Insider's Tip -Volunteer either at the Food Bank or the Master's Table (a once-a-day meal providing location downtown). But there is a process so check out the website for instructions.