Helping Hands

"The fact that they go out of the way to undermine resellers, is a complete joke and insult to the community. These people are hard-working individuals who NEED HELP to provide for their families. Supposedly, this company is to help those in need. They sure say that they will raise the prices when they find out a reseller is in the store (but it’s not about the $$$, right?). Resellers are often parents who can’t afford too much time away from kids bc childcare is unaffordable. Once again, just atrocious for a brand that is built on the foundation of helping."

"Nice place and well organized. And if you need to see lots of American flags and hear lots of Christian music this is a great place to go."

"Decent thrift place with a variety of furniture, decorations, household goods, and clothing. They have a better selection of household decorations than most places...pictures, vases, and knickknacks. The books, movies, and hardware sections do not seem to have much turnover. Nice place to stop and browse. Prices are very fair on most items. The only reason this one doesn't get five stars is one lady that runs this place, and the one in Jacksonville has been exceedingly rude on several different visits. I just try and avoid her."

"You never know what you will find here. I find cute clothes, crafting supplies, vintage items and old glassware."

"Very well-organized for a thrift store. All clothing sorted by gender and size. Most items are $1.00 and in good condition. To pay with a card, you’ll need to spend at least $10.00, but that will get you so much stuff here!! Also, they have children’s and ladies underwear, bras, socks and hosiery which most thrift stores do not have. The staff is very friendly. This store is truly providing a needed service to this area. Especially since Goodwill increased their prices. I can’t afford $5.99 for a used pair of pants and $4.49 for a tank top. Shop at Helping Hands instead!"