Community Thrift Store

A little expensive. If you hunt you can find deals. Bring cash! Be patient with long lines. Staff is helpful. Used vinyl was $9 which is crazy. Usually $1-2. Huge store. Great variety of goods. Plenty of parking.

I am absolutely appalled by the service at this COMMUNITY THRIFT STORE. An employee violently snatched a scooter from my 5-year-old son and threw it, claiming he couldn’t ride it. This is inexcusable behavior towards a child! My husband told her not to act like that towards our son. Things escalated rather quickly and the employee said “if I do I’ll guarantee you sir we both be going to jail”. She proceeded to yell and curse in front of my 5 & 3 year old. When we tried to address the issue with the so-called "manager," instead of resolving anything, she only made it worse. She wouldn’t let us express our concerns and allowed the employee to come back and yell, curse and threaten us. The situation got worse and the manager just stood there, refusing to intervene. To top it off, she had the audacity to say she couldn’t choose a side because she didn’t see what happened! All it would have taken was a simple, respectful request from the employee. If your staff can’t handle customer interactions with basic decency, they shouldn’t be on the floor at all. This level of disrespect is unacceptable, and I will not be returning! Stay with Goodwill!

Audit Report: Community Thrift Store — Inventory vs. Logistics Analysis Subject: Luxury Security for Thrift-Tier Sourcing Status: Inefficient Pricing / High-Value Inventory I arrived to fact-check the claims of this being a "hidden gem." While physically visible, the location possesses a locational cloaking effect that makes it feel psychologically tucked away. It’s a destination for the dedicated, not the casual. The Findings: Security Protocol: Every single item is outfitted with a security tag. While I admire the commitment to loss prevention, the "Maximum Security" vibe for second-hand goods is statistically over-engineered and creates a tedious tactile experience. Pricing Audit: Major discrepancy found here. The "Thrift" label is a misnomer; prices are currently trending at 90-95% of MSRP. If you’re looking for a bargain, this isn't an audit you’ll enjoy—you’re essentially paying a "curation tax" for the convenience of not digging. Inventory Density: This is where the debunking happens. Despite the prices and the odd location, the volume of high-quality items is undeniably high. The environment is bustling for a reason: the stock is elite, even if the price tags are ambitious. Conclusion: I can formally confirm why this isn't everyone's first pick. It’s a high-friction, high-cost environment. However, for those willing to navigate the security tags and the "brand-new" prices, the inventory remains a statistical winner in the Orlando second-hand market. Auditor’s Rating: 3.1/5 (Points deducted for "New-Price" Delusions)

Pretty cool place cash only got a really cool jd mirror for 8 bucks!

Pretty good, though sometimes it smells bad. Also only cash, so make sure to bring some because there’s a 50% chance the atm will be broken. Despite all of that, i do have to give it a rating of three because I’ve found some really good things there. I recommend going there to look at t-shirts.