Care & Share Thrift Shoppes PA 18964

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Katie Alves

Such a fun experience. I had only ever gone to the furniture section of Care & Share…. But I highly recommend checking out all 5+ well organized shops! I was pleasantly surprised at the very clean, organized, & aesthetically pleasing thrift clothing shop! Additionally, there are different tag sales weekly and if you shop there on your actual birthday you get half off in each store!! Definitely check it out. Highly recommend.

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Crystal Stag

“”We are one of the few thrifts that still process linens. Our donors know this, and we are thrilled to receive vintage linens. We recently received a large donation of vintage linens – which are included in the count. Most of the vintage linens are over $20.”” You get them donated. For free. Nothing, even vintage, should be over $20. You are a thrift store, run by a “Christian” organization. Many of your employees are volunteers. I’ve been shopping here for over 10 years. The prices at care and share for the past few have been outrageous. And just keep getting worse. Like stated in another review, people could often buy brand new for cheaper. Thrift is a necessity for the health of the planet, and the quality of life of the lower class. If you truly cared about the community you are serving, the prices would stay low. People should be able to walk out with a large bag of items for $20, not 1-4.

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melanie loveless

Managers pricing theory “people love to know how much we sold their donation for” - actually sir I would love if my donation sold for DIRT cheap to someone who was putting something special together for thefi family they would otherwise not be able to afford. - understanding the cause with MCC, is to help and support people- well maybe they should Zoom in and understand with a harder economy people shop thrift cause they can not afford new. Supporting people means starting with the community your in.