Such a worthy organization, we brought our donation to Habitat this afternoon. Recovering from…read moreHurricane Ian, they've done a notable job repairing, refurbishing and restocking. If you're in the market for used furniture, check 'em out. I saw a number of items I would consider ... and I'm picky about what goes in to my home. Look for discounts. Glassware, fifty cents. Pictures, full price for one, a dollar for the second. Noritake China with plenty of pieces, $150. (The same set on Ebay for $1,000 plus shipping.) Eight cool-looking comfortable kitchen chairs, $10 each. The main reason I thrift is to find unique, often vintage pieces that are hard to replicate. Plus it doesn't hurt to save money and recycle.

Great prestinely kept home furnishings & lighting. not as much clothes or knick knacksread more

For the record ...There are AGGRESSIVE resellers (especially young men) who go here REGULARLY and…read morewill shove women, kids, and elderly out of the way and will even grab things out of others hands. If you get in their way they are confrontational and threatening. Management has been notified but they don't care. I suggest that if anyone is threatened or assaulted call the authorities and maybe a lawyer. As a reminder to any resellers reading this, it is a FELONY to assault a person over the age of 65. 'Nuff said. "...If the perpetrator actually touches or strikes the elderly person against their will (even shoving or grabbing an item out of their hand roughly), a standard misdemeanor battery is automatically upgraded to a third-degree felony. This is punishable by up to 5 years in prison."

My son and I had so much fun exploring outlet bins! It was such an adventure finding things…read morebringing them to the counter for their price and seeing what little surprises we could find I highly recommend a trip out there!

Yes. Nice displays and lots of furniture, household items, and clothing to choose from .... I…read morecan't wait to go back!!!!! You can spend a lot of time to see everything.

When I arrived, the sign out front still says Second Chance Upscale Resale, but there's a different…read moresign on the building, and it was closed.

This place was huge. I was impressed. It's one of the better thrift stores I've been in... in a…read morevery long time. It is also very organized. There's a separate area or in some cases a separate room (!) for each category of items. Most every area is clearly marked and even the shelves are marked as well. There are a lot of clothes -- women's mostly, but also men's. Prices are very reasonable. My girlfriend found two men's Hawaiian shirts for $1 each and a denim dress for herself for $3. But you might also find something a tad more expensive like the designer scarf for $10... but most clothing for a lot less. The house wares are on easily navigated shelves. Prices vary. But here, too, there were items I've seen in goodwill for 3 to 4 times the price. I was able to replace a Pyrex pie dish and a slotted silver plate serving spoon for under $2. There is furniture of all kinds. And at all prices. There was the most expensive item I noticed -- a gorgeous table with 6 chairs for $1200. Not that I was in the market for anything like that, but I actually saw a couple familiar with the maker oohing over it. There's a small book nook with hardcover and paperback books on shelves. Most are even sorted by alphabetical last name. Not in order exactly but all the b's are together; all the c's are grouped etc. ir made it much easier searching for a specific author. This is a store that thrift store shoppers (me included) would return to again and again... and I'm going to try to do so when I'm over on this coast.

The service was caring and the atmosphere inclusive. Pat at the front desk was pleased to accept a…read moremonetary contribution, so that someone who can't afford a dollar for a new to them shirt or pants. Kim helped me find a ladies medium golf vest, Palm Beach, and a lovely blue with azure accents on black. I put it back on the rack and donated its full price as I have enough golf dress attire to impress the ladies at my Country Club. This beautiful place is staffed by all women volunteers to help hospice care regardless of their ability to pay. I have a whole closet full of men's clothes I am now willing to part with. New things I do Not need, but these lovely Ladies were the cure I needed To move on, and stay un retired.

I missed the information that they close at 4 PM, but the volunteer was quick to inform me as soon…read moreI walked in exactly how much time I had to shop. If you're looking for clothing for your grandma, this would be a great place to browse. Styles and patterns are definitely designed for senior citizens. I think the newer clothes were in the front room and older things were in the back room, but I'm not sure that's how it's organized. There's also some home decor, housewares, etc.

A Little jewel of a thrift shop, lots and lots of items, priced reasonably and friendly staff!…read moreSurprise yourself!

I noticed on Facebook that this place was opening up and I wanted to check it out. All my days…read moreoff, I love to go to antique shops and thrift stores to go out hunting for treasures. Over oh I was very impressed with the store and from my understanding is that he is constantly buying units and so what is there one day will be totally different than what will be there the next. this is a place that I plan on visiting every week and I strongly recommend that You do the same!

Walking downtown Fort Myers. Found this little Goodwill Boutique item discounts if you have…read moreregistered. Wednesday is senior day for more discounts then look for the colored tag for that day and more discounts. I found a lot of high end things. They have name brand bags like Vera Bradley. Books,glass things clothes. Also art work pictures, and I don't buy Christmas things but they had loads of that. People were friendly. They have fitting rooms too. Was a nice little trip downtown. Been here 44 years and just enjoyed like a tourist.

This is one of my favorite thrift stores. The store itself is smaller, however the inventory is…read morereally great! I've found Loft items with tags still on and a coach purse at a very reasonable price. Yes it's a little more expensive than a traditional Goodwill, but the items you can find are really great! This one is a can't miss for me!

Love this store!! You will always find something special here! They even have a punch card, and…read moremine is full! I am all for getting $5 off!!

This shop is THE BEST!!!! You can ALWAYS find something that you can't live without lol ... …read more... GR8 clothes ... GR8 gifts ... GR8 jewelry ... GR8 Lily Pulitzer finds ... GR8 household items ... just the best! My sister scored two pairs of jeans that were insanely priced!!!! Can't go wrong here!!!!

I only give to Hope Chest now, I prefer them over Goodwill. Very nice to deal with while being…read morehelpful in helping to unload my car.

I miss this being in North Fort Myers. I have visited this one in the Cape. It's cleaner. Very…read moreorganized and has a friendly staff.

Located in the space that was formerly Cape Community Partners Thrift. The store is no longer…read moreowned by the church but they are still evidently associated with the Florida Coalition Against Human Trafficking (see picture of their business card). Also, they offer free pickup of gently used furniture. Their signage suggests they are trending toward an emphasis on furniture, art, clothes, books and DVDs. However there are other items available. I sifted through some bins of kitchen utensils and found a few that fit my needs. The bins weren't marked but they suggested a price I was willing to pay and I walked away happy.

It's closed - thanks again YELP for taking me to a business that is not longer in serviceread more