Second Chances Op Shop

I love visiting Second Chances and everyone there is so friendly and helpful. The prices are great as well, and there is plenty to choose from. They raise money to help families of prisoners, I think, and I recommend this Op Show to everyone. You sill not be disappointed.

I am not entirely sure what the owner’s purpose for running this op shop is. It doesn’t appear to be for a charity, but prices are so cheap that I can’t really see it as a place for people who want to make wads of folding money. The only other possibility I can think of is that the owners/​workers are passionate about thrift in general, or maybe about recycling and cutting down waste, but I really don’t know.
Whatever their motives the result is an op shop that has items that are dirt cheap. I often find myself scurrying quickly away from the place in case they change their mind and charge me double on my items – that’s right, a whole 80 cents, that’s almost a $ 1! There is even an area outside and to the right of the entrance that has a sign «FREE» where items are free for people to take. No matter how many times you double check, they really mean it, that area is free. From the free zone I’ve wombled home wine glasses and shoe preservation boxes.
Inside the store is three rooms: one for clothes, one for kitchenalia, and one for bric-​à-​brac and books. They’ve said they also have a furniture section but if there is one I couldn’t work out how to get there but my guess is that it is next door to the main shop.