Genuinely helpful volunteers and plenty of fresh bread /rolls/english muffins, maybe a variety of…read moremuffins too, frozen meats, vegetables, cereal, desserts, canned goods, sometimes cold salads/sandwiches/nut-fruit bites thingies, and even in-consistent items like eggs and milk. Then there are those real special catches of an herb plant or Depends, OR lovingly crocheted baby blankets, scarves, mittens..... and that's all in the front part They also have a thrift store, where u will find it hard to leave empty handed and a without a smile! The volunteers are as if it were what they were ment to be doing; they are soo busy and yet will 'stop' to answer you friendly as well as helpful. I would recommend The Share Fund to anyone I may meet or already know. Great, comfortable place to fulfill needs.

From the owner: We offer assistance in providing a Food pantry, a Diaper Bank, assistance with clothing as well as…read moreemergency financial needs-especially pertaining to housing. Please contact online, by phone, or in person. We are here to serve our neighbors in Need.

This is such a gem, and so unique! The owner is lovely, the…read moreprice is amazing, and the space is great! If you are an artist, or even if you just enjoy crafting with a choice of a million options, this is the place for you :)

Aplomb is a delightful oasis of peace and healing. Danielle guides your artistic ability just…read moreenough to equip you to launch into exploring your own creativity, bringing healing to your mind and soul.

Guy that was accepting donations refused to look through the stuff we wanted to drop off and turned…read moretheir nose up at us. Most likely didn't want to move boxes. Gave our stuff to someone way more grateful. Can't recommend shopping or donating here at all.

Ugh. I just can not donate to this location anymore. I drop items off every few months and time…read moreafter time the gray haired man on duty is rude, sarcastic and unappreciative. Its' not worth the aggravation.

Centrally located downtown - this place needs more hype PR. The cutest dining area, I love a…read morerepurposed space. Everything here is reasonably priced and delicious. All of the workers are very laidback and kind - I love their monthly specials and that they serve their in house items in mugs and glasses. Huge applause for their grilled muffins, chai lattes, and raspberry chocolate crepes. LOVE the mission behind this place also, if you're in the neighborhood and you're spending the money anyways, why not do it somewhere with a purpose? 5 stars, no notes.

Great coffee and tasty pastry. The atmosphere is very much college student, study cafe.read more

I am dumbstruck at the audacity of the Good Will organization! What is going on? I see here that…read morethe negative reviews go pretty far back, so I guess nothing has changed. There was a lady who used to donate her clothes in my size and seasonally, and if I was lucky enough to get in there about the same time, I got some pretty decent things. All of a sudden things changed. The prices became ridiculous. I see more and more folks in there who appear to not be in such need as others. I am not judging. It is merely the observation that the lesser class of us aren't visiting the stores nearly as often as they used to because who can afford to be gouged!? Imagine my shock when I discovered that the clothing was marked higher than what Kohls charges! Granted, I won't be in fashion as soon as it arrives in the stores, but I don't give a rats a$$ about that! Kohls will offer decent clothing if you wait for things to go on clearance. My money is hard to come by and I surely need to be frugal, but I consider it a slap in the face when even I can't afford Good Will! So, pick over the goods for yourselves... price it however you wish so you get a good deal and enjoy it or put it on line to get a good price. I will never donate to you again, nor will I be back to shop. You have lost a regular customer and I'd like to say, :Shame on the whole organization!"

Workers are nice for the most part but the prices are insane. Don't donate your items bring them to…read moreThe salvation Army, or Eco Thrift Shop in Durham NH which supports various local non profits including The Cocheco Valley Humane Society.