St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store

Category:	Non-Profit Organization
Address:	2023 Del Prado Blvd, Cape Coral, FL 33990, USA
Phone:	+1 239-573-0217
Site:	svdpthriftcapecoral.org
Rating:	4
Working:	9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 9AM–4PM Closed

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Reviews 19

Wendy Fahl

I am sorry to have to write such a negative review. My daughter has grown up in the Catholic school system of the Diocese of Venice, graduating from St. Andrews and Bishop Verot. I am proud to be a member of St. Katherine Drexel Church and a local business owner. Two days ago, I was expecting the Thrift Store to pick up a table and chairs that was being donated to the store. I needed to work that day and had placed the table in front of my garage. On my way to work, I get a call from the manager of the store, Amy Dominguez. She was notifying me of th e pick up and wanted to know who would be present for the pick up. I explained where I left the table and told her I was on the way to work. In a harsh tone , Amy said, "you are on your way to work?". I explained that it was necessary for me to work so that I can afford to donate to less fortunate . Amy immediately went into a combative tone and said they were unable to pick up the furniture because it was "exposed to the elements". She also twisted what I had said in regards to the less fortunate and created the narrative that I was a bully. Her tone was very aggressive, as though she wanted to pick a fight. I had to ask who she reported to. She said she was the boss. I thought I should file a complaint so I went to the store to get her name. I was given Amys business card and was told she was in an interview. Eventually, she came to the front of the store and continued her rant on the homeless and unemployed. I could see she did not want to hear any thing I had to say and so I just asked for her superior. I was told that it was the St. Vincent de Paul Society. Leaving, I felt sorry for those that depend on the organization. Amy had a narrative of her own, tuning out all others. As an employer, Amy Dominguez is not someone who I think should work with people. The unhappiness is reflected in the moral of the employees at the shop. I would be devastated if one of my employees ever had a phone conversation with customers like the one I had with Amy. I the end, the losers are the people that depend on the St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store. I would not want to see someone in need or otherwise have such a negative experience.

Rosemarie Rizzo

.. They are EXCELLENT, if animals were able to speak, theyd say thank you as well. Thank you for your years of dedication and loyalty to people who really are in need of help. God Bless You.

Jennifer Schenck

They are rude and in professional they have no compassion they will not help u. They act like these clothes come from them personally.. HATE THIS PLACE I DO NOT recommend you to come here

Susyn Stecchi

Lots of clothes, some household items, books, not a large furniture selection. The prices were fair and they occasionally have sales. There is an off-street parking lot.

A Private User

Pretty good place. Items change out all the time. Friendly and never a problem with parking. Worth checking out.

Diamond Caloyer

This is one of the best thrift stores Ive ever been in! It always has good stuff/prices/ & friendly staff!

Caroline Wilhelms

they dont have a lot of stuff, and the back part of the store smells like urine

Artie Bliss

I have found some nice goods at a decent cost. Staff is friendly.

Peter Agnello

Great cause to support. Reasonable prices, okay selection

Samantha Chades

Big space and some good finds but not a huge selection.