Oh me oh my I love this place. I thought it used to be the old Habitat for Humanity. I'm not sure…read moreif it's still affiliated with that or if it never was or whatever but who cares... Let me tell ya... this is the place to be if you're looking for consignment furniture! I hate to even leave a review saying this, considering I am still wanting to find some specific pieces for my house and I don't want other people getting there before me and taking what I'm looking for, but I should not be a gatekeeper. I love the furniture and other variety of items (lighting fixtures, televisions, computer monitors) that they have available. Most items appear to be in pretty good quality. It seems like if you are a seller this would also be a good place. I think I saw signs talking about how they will come pick up the furniture from your home in one of their large trucks. Having needed to do something like that before, I can tell you that's a pretty good option to have. This is easily my favorite furniture consignment shopping in Mount Pleasant. And definitely top three of all time. I have never purchased anything from here so that may be a different story when J do, but check back at some point, I'm sure that will change.

Love a chance to visit this store. Staff is so friendly and helpful. I live in Sumter but if I'm in…read morethe Charleston area I try my best to get across that bridge to see what's available.

We were shopping for fun antiques and some old pictures for my friend's housetoday. I was told that…read morethis is a good place to try. Sometimes Habitat for Humanity gets new merchandise in for homes that doesn't work with their build, and that stuff ends up at one of these stores. There is quite a bit of old furniture and lights for your homes, and even a sink or two! You can get some good deals here. I looked through all the old frames for some artwork, tons of glassware is here, old books, lots of small picture frames, a good place to stop and look around for a new treasure. Proceeds help this organization.

We use to love coming here, but as of late the prices are unbelievably high. The only furniture…read morethat was in good shape had a big sign saying not for sale. There was no music playing, it was dimly lit and smelled awful. This made me really sad because we have gotten several pieces of furniture for really great deals. Hopefully they will make some changes.

I frankly have never been in their sale side of the business there on Main Road as I am always…read moredonating things which I have been doing recently with some older clothes (but in really good condition), along with household items now that we sold a house and needed to unclutter our own house. They have a separate donation side with a covering so that you can pull up underneath it when the weather is not acting well. Someone comes out to greet you, usually within a minute and is there to give you a receipt if you want to note the donation on your next tax return. Habitat for Humanity is a great charity that is providing houses for people on Johns Island. The details are rather long and involved but so rewarding for the people needing s decent house and sometimes giving up a rundown house.

This is my all-time favorite thrift store! The money from your purchase goes toward the Habitat for…read moreHumanity charity. My husband and I go to this store every Tuesday as a fun date. There's so much to choose from! If you go every week like we do, you see the incredible volume of product coming through the store. We've purchased beautiful artwork, dishes, figurines, a golf pushcart, storage shelves. There are some beautiful furniture items! We also got cute Christmas decor. It's like a treasure hunt every week! The store is neat and orderly. The staff is friendly and very helpful. Visit this wonderful store on Johns Island and see for yourself!

Bliss Spiritual Co-op offers a safe, loving space for all. The idea behind Bliss was created from a…read moreplace of true love and intention. The community here offers warmth and acceptance. The space is not just a physical location, but a sanctuary where you are free to explore, learn, and grow spiritually without fear of judgment. There are a plethora of classes to explore ranging from meditation and yoga to energy healing and spiritual development, all help you discover and nurture your true self. Each facilitator brings their unique perspective, creating a rich, diverse environment that fosters growth, connection, and transformation. Whether you are just starting your spiritual journey or an experienced seeker, just show up as you are (with your mind and heart open) and explore, discover, and share in your own way

This is a great place to go if you want community, creativity, and kindness in your life. Bliss is…read morecompletely donation based. A variety of individuals donate their time and expertise in order to facilitate tons incredible events on a daily basis, all of which benefit the community in too many ways to count-- from website building workshops to Law of Attraction meet ups to cooking experiences to art hours-- bliss is able to offer so much. This is a gem in Charleston.

This place helped me a while back when I was struggling to live on my own for a few days, Thank you…read moreto the staff for allowing me to sleep on the stone bench outside the space.

One80 Place is a wonderful organization that does so much great work for those that need it the…read moremost in Charleston. I have had a really positive experience every time that I have volunteered here. Everything is well run and organized here and they go all out to help. Happy that this resource is here for those that need it.

Devastated that they raised their prices. Now that every item is the same price soo many people…read morewere passing on books, electronics and other items that they normally would have bought. These prices make it almost or even more expensive than regular goodwill. Shame on you for charging more in these tough times esp when your inventory is free!

Wow, changes have happened here for the BETTER!!! I have been going here a few times a month for…read moreabout a year. It was ( until about 3-4 months ago) chaotic, dirty, and full of super aggressive resellers keeping non-resellers away because of the drama. Lori the current manager has listened, made positive changes, applied organization , enforses thrifting etticate and this all makes for a pleasant experience with so many wonderful treasures....go save some cool stuff from the landfill.

Lots of clothes to choose from! Not much in the way of furniture if you're hats what you are…read morelooking for, at least not on the day I was in there. I did find a pair of Chuck Taylor's and a pair of Brooks tennis shoes! Excellent! The store was clean. Great parking. The lady that checked me out was super nice! Over all a very good experience!

I dropped off a few items this week and had the pleasure of meeting George. He was so kind and just…read moregenerally Happy! He took my items and then I asked him how I would go about possibly volunteering occasionally , he told me where to go to get the information I was looking for. George was so kind, but also so very professional. The world needs more George's!

I was a member with this place. It was great until they banned me for breaking a few minor rules…read morethey had. Now, they refuse to even let me collect the things I left there. If you're someone who occasionally makes mistakes, do not be a member of this place. It's not worth $40 a month.

Good place if looking for a workshop. I am still fairly new to the area and it was a very pleasant…read moreexperience, and place to work.