Attic Treasures

A great local charity to donate your gently used items to, and the best bargain on thrift items around. Much of the inventory moves fast and changes week to week, and people show up early to grab the best items. We have purchased a lot of affordable kids and adult clothing here, as well as household decorations and random furniture items. From time to time large donations come in and a new "treasure trove" of items shows up. Load the address into your Google or Waze and follow the "treasure map" to see what you might find! PS, they have donated over $1 million to local Schools and charities, and the workers are all volunteers, not paid! This enables them to give back so generously to the community!

Getting to be a habit. I love looking because prices are good, and you never know what you will find. It is run by volunteers and they are super friendly. Profits go locally to help communities including schools.
People line up to get in when they open up. Each week certain items are on special.
This is a place I like donating items to.

Great place full of lovely people. The two cashiers Carrie and Stephany are so nice.

Great store when it’s open. The prices are much lower than most thrift shops. Very clean, and friendly local staff. Bathrooms are open to the public. Often, there are food freebies (bread or government food items)on a community table. Clothing is super cheap. Locals get here before it opens, and will wait in their car or by the front door to be the first one in. Really I would give 4 1/2 stars just because they are only open a few hours a week. Pay close attention to the hours!

Not only is this the only place I donate all my stuff to, but it's my favorite place to look for project items. I love that they do good things with the money raised. I knew they raised money for cancer and research, but through the newsletter I learned they were getting local pets cared for for families in need too. I really love that. :)
If I were a more outgoing person I would volunteer, but...I am not. I will support them by making my DH drop off boxes of stuff and making it in when I can and putting a couple extra bucks in the donation jar when I have it.
Thank you to this place and thank you to all those who work so hard in the spirit of making things better for everyone. You really are amazing and wonderful! You are a role model for everyone to follow.
You make this world a better place. :) I appreciate you so much.

I got a great pair od jeans and a top for only $1 each. You can't beat that anywhere! I also added to my Corelle collection for only .50 each! Such great deals and the staff is super friendly too!!

Best little thrift store around! ☺ Prices are more than reasonable, the selection is wide and varies, and it is a TRUE charity.

Everyone 'working' isn't- these are dedicated volunteers who do so in hopes of making someone's life easier and the world a better place! How awesome is this! 🤗

I have found wonderful mcguffins, random knickknacks, and some art supplies (such as fabric, thread, yarn, cross stitch hoops, etc) that I had been looking for for YEARS 😆(which they no longer make) in perfect condition.

I have seen a variety of lamps, furniture pieces, bed frames, sporting goods, pet supplies, even tools!

They do have some books, but... that's not their strong suit.
😉 Most are really dated and hardback, they are ones that could be found in most any dollar tree's bin or any 1998 'bargain blow out' aisle -- a combination of self grandiose autobiographies and really bad political commentary 🤢. But hey, you might love that stuff, right? If so, now you know where it's landed. 😂

They also have a section for baby & children's items that included clothes, toys, books, bedding, and such.

It is also the place I take all my items when they fail to 'spark joy' or I simply change designs. They have a place where you can drop off items- day or night- and we do! It makes things easier.

It is often busy and many times, as of lately, the most hopping place in Harlem. I saw a line form 30 minutes before it opened the other day-- though I don't know why and I can only assume people were excited to get in, feeling the Christmas/Holiday rush. 😬

Where I can't say that I have ever shared THAT amount of excitement in it, I CAN say that it seemed to bring those in line fellowship and connection. Older folks laughed together over there, down the way a cluster of younger ladies with smaller children spoke as the kids dashed around as they do. Three older gentlemen leaned against a truck, not in line, but clearly waiting to go in. So perhaps 'waiting for it to open' has become an activity now. 🙂

I would recommend this shop. It is found in Harlem, GA, at the 'Old IGA' and it moved from a much smaller shop on the main street.
Smart move. So much more space here. 😁

The hours are kinda tricky because it is volunteer ran so please look it up, don't expect it 'ought to be open' all the time and then have hurt feelings if it isn't. They have a facebook page and there is always google.

They also have a phone- but it's really inconsiderate to call when you could just look it up yourself, right? 😏 (Especially if your reading this- duh- you clearly internet 😆 Come on!)

Because they do sell furniture and stuff, please don't go and expect that they can help you to move these items. 😆 Most of the little ladies I have seen are a buck - a buck ten- eighty pounds sopping wet, and are somewhere between your Mom & grandma's age 😂 They aren't moving a shrunk to your truck. Call your cousins, call your work friends, call your brother & his pal. 😆 They'll hold it for you (Ask before you pay and work things out, they are MORE than reasonable and they WANT to sell everything! 😁)

Oh, and please don't try to haggle 🙄...Not a yard sale. The prices really are more than reasonable! And they also have some really good sales, too! 😁

Hope this helps! 🤗

They are really friendly here and the prices are great too! Went in to buy a toaster to use in a game for Legacy Youth and left with some items that we could use in other games as well. They are conveniently located up the street from Harlem City Park where we meet, making it easier to get what we need. Thank you!

Last Friday of the month everything 1/2 off. I got a pair of jeans for $1.50. Wow! Only downside is cash only...no cards at all are accepted. I missed my ATM card. Still nice selection of books, holiday decor, clothing shoes and furniture. Not bad.

Attic Treasures is truly a treasure trove in little Harlem! Great bargains and finds. The ladies who serve here are like talking to friends.

Its A great place to buy used treasures and also help our community. The ladies there are wonderful and some of them I've known for years and really care about others. Also it's the best place to take your used goods instead of the Goodwill because they actually give most of it back To the community and those in need. They all volunteer!

The best treasures you can find anywhere. Save money but if you see something you like don't wait thinking you'll come back later or another day, it won't be there. You're not the only one with a discerning eye. The price is always great & fits everyone's budget. Plus now they accept credit cards. It's all volunteers with so much going back to the community that shopping there helps you & your neighbors. A double plus knowing where your money's going. The volunteers love what they do & the public. It shows in their actions & attitudes. I can't say enough good things about Attic Treasures. You'll be hooked, too if you go there even once. It's an addiction without side effects be thrilled to have, lol.

I visited for the first time and the volunteers were absolutely friendly and welcoming polite and explained to me about the store everything was organized I'll definitely be a return customer keep up the great work y'all and God bless each and everyone of you all

I love shopping here , seems I always find something I like at a great deal. And the volunteers are so very helpful and kind.

I love shopping at Attic Treasures. I always find things like cookbooks n craft books great price n most look brank new. It's like a small department store with clothes, toy, books, furnitures, purses, curtains, towels, blankets, and houseware are some examples of the many items that are for sale. Great prices better than Goodwell n all money goes to the community to help. They have such good volunteers that are all so friends. My grandkids love going there they know they will at least find a stuff animal to take home. They don't ask to go to Walmart any more its can we going to Attic Treasures n if I am off Thrusday, Friday or Saturday I go. Check it out there is always adding items during the three days they are open. Donations are dropped off in the back. Check it out on Facebook.

I love thrift store shopping and this place to me is a magical place to wear there is always something waiting to be discovered. They always have affordable prices..I like to save my spare change for a couple if weeks and then hit the store and I always find something special. Best of all they give back to their community with the money they make.

Awesome! They helped me purchase several toys for my little ones with no fuss on what i had to spend. Truly wonderful people I will definitely be back!

I absolutely love attic treasures and the gang waiting at the door every week for it to open every Thursday morning 😉 with my chair... Did I just give myself away.....

Absolutely love attic treasures..the volunteers are so nice the prices are fair and affordable. Y'all doing a fantastic job.

I love going here. I have gotten so much. The prices are amazing and the stuff you can find is wild. And the ladies who run it are sweet and awesome. :)