If you've never shopped at a Restore before I can understand not being familiar with the concept…read more We've lived all over the country and shopped at several Restores. Our most recent find at this Restore was some beautiful Italian porcelain for our kitchen floor. Less than a quarter of the price we would have paid retail per square foot. Score!!!! So be open minded. And realize the good these stores do and that product comes and goes. So you could find different things in any given day!

Great place to find things for projects! Usually very easy…read moreto find something if you are looking for something particular. Nice staff!

Tabitha's Way provides a great service to our community. Dropping off donations is very easy and…read morevery much appreciated.

When you are suffering already enough to need a place to help to keep your family from going hungry…read moreI hope you can do everything they require of you to get help here. I have a physical disability which is why I can't provide for my family and need help but the rules here are so hard to work with. A new rule has now made it so I can't go anymore. They have restricted that only one person go inside and I can't do the walking and shopping and I don't have one person that will be able to go every time for me. In the past I have just taken one person that was available to help. I don't know how single mothers that can't afford babysitters are supposed to come. You get one appointment time every two weeks and if your schedule changes or you can't make it you are out of luck. It is just too bad that help for those that truly need it is so hard to get.

I expect that many who take advantage of the services here are not going to be doing a review. That…read moresaid, the wife volunteers here quite a few hours a week. I was here last night getting to know those involved and listening to a truly moving talk by Bruce Bastian. I can't imagine a more dedicated set of people in management or volunteers than those I met here. This is a real grassroots facility with no other goal than to support the LGBTQ community and the many issues they must deal with here in Happy Valley. Thanks to all involved.

Encircle is an incredible safe haven for queer youth and their families. The amount of services and…read morequality of resources is incredible. Check it out!

This thrift store has a lot of clothing - that is a pro. You have to be prepared to dig and look…read morethrough it. The home section typically can have some type of win as well. The store itself feels dirty. The shoes are now at least $10 a pair. I found many for $15-$25 for USED shoes. The prices throughout are also pretty high compared to the DI. All the dresses were around $11-$18. This is a thrift store and I wish they would stop raising the prices!

Been here a few times. The store itself isn't the problem, but when you combine the local type of…read morepeople who shop here it makes it not worthwhile: the stuff gets pulled from the shelves and dropped in the floor to never again be picked up or organized.

I will never do business with this location again. I dropped off 4 bins of clothing many of the…read moreitems were new with the tags on them. I recieved 12.50 in store credit and was told the rest was "donated".

I actually found this store (location) by mistake as I took my kids clothes here to sell and…read morerealized I was in the wrong store (Kid to Kid store is next door) when I saw bralettes haha!! No worries - I embarrassingly gathered up my kids' clothes next door, sold them, and came back to Uptown to shop! Found a couple of great looking jeans for the hubs and found him a brand name jacket that looks MONEY on him. What really BLEW my mind was I found a brand name jacket that looks like it was MADE FOR ME. And another maroon jacket that fit the bill as well. Not to mention a pair of RETRO/80s kicks that nostalgically takes me back to nine years of age. This is presently the hidden gem location that is UNTOUCHED right now. And yes, posting this review is going to affect that =)