Name: Pennies For Change Thrift Boutique
Address: 2715 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd, Durham, NC, 27707, US
Telephone: (919) 237-2167

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Phone: (919) 237-2167

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Shop! Donate! Volunteer! All proceeds support domestic violence and sexual assault services provided by the Durham Crisis Response Center.

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4.5

Nina Meas 10 months ago

Small but well organized store. They sell some high end stuff which I thought were reasonable priced. Shoes were a little high though. Majority of what they sell are clothes but some household items. I wish their shoe section was bigger and wish there was more selection for plus. Dressing rooms are nice and clean. Didn't care for parking though bc when you back out it's onto a busy street. Overall a nice store and staff are friendly!
Lexie Duskin a year ago

Cute store, we will mostly keep going just to try and support the cause. Most of the donations are geared towards I would say an older clientele.. if you’re a fashionable (or looking to be) woman around 40+ searching for nicer clothing for better than price tag, this would be the place. Somethings we felt were a tad unfairly priced (not the sweater pictured, it was $70 and I regret not picking it up. ) but overall not bad. Again, primarily ladies clothing but cute store with nice staff.
Gretchen Engel 6 months ago

A wonderful local business that sells beautiful clothes and housewares at very reasonable prices. A fun place to shop as often there are very interesting and unexpected things on offer. Proceeds go to support people who have experienced sexual assault and domestic violence. The staff is very professional and courteous.
Joellen Reichenbach 2 months ago

Well organized store, very clean even the products for sale. You won't go wrong stopping. Parking is alittle risky getting out so please be cautious ⚠️
T G 11 months ago

Parking is very small. Not sure if there was parking anywhere else. To get out of the parking area is not a fun time either with all the traffic, however it is manageable with lots of patience. Shop is crammed, with too many people who don’t understand spatial awareness. Weird sense of entitlement among the shoppers. The store itself had an unpleasant odor. Something between mothballs, mustiness and mostly a dirty unwashed elder smell. Whatever the scent was made it difficult to want to stay in the store. Perhaps there were hidden treasures to be found, but they were clearly meant for someone else.