Regenesis Thrift

The store is in a great location, easy to find and off of a busy road.
They carry scarves, belts, hats, shoes, boots, coats, suitcases, men’s shirts, pants, coats, suit jackets, and women’s clothing as well, dresses included.
There are house wears, books, video tapes, televisions, lamps, couches, chairs, and wall décor.
The goods they have here are lacking in style but not versatility. The cost that they’re asking for the majority of their items is way over what they’re worth.
I’ve found a few good projects here, but overall they haven’t got anything of much consequence just seems like an oversized hoarders garage sale.

The Reach out center Thrift shop, aka ReGenisis has three locations: Chester [Primarily furniture], Colonial Heights [predominantly clothes] and Petersburg [a mix of both].
I actually went to all three in search for furniture and lamps. The staff was very nice at all locations and more than willing to help. They made sure I understood the different price tags, discounts they were running for that day and what was coming up. Not only was the staff friendly, but the patrons in the store were as well.
Some of the pricing is a bit out landish especially for their couches, however I was able to find everything I was looking for at a great price: drawer organizer ($ 1.99), floor lamp ($ 7.99), desk lamp ($ 3.99), 2 vases ($.99 and $.49), super comfy rocking chair ($ 39.99), 2 bar stools ($ 34.99 for the set), foot stool that doesn’t go with the rocking chair but will do the trick ($ 7.99), a desk ($ 39.99), And on my way out I found the cutiest princess tea set that I got for my niece ($ 2.99). Plus a 20% discount. Winning!!!~
To top it all off they deliver for $ 35, which is great because my car is to small, EXTRA Winning!!~

One of the best thrift stores in Chester. Not affiliated with the Richmond Outreach Center at all. The people here are good, nice, and helpful. They have a great selection of furniture and clothing along with having different sales: right now they have half off all clothing on Saturdays. I bought a George Foreman, TV stand and a nice Coffee Table for about $ 40. Definitely better than goodwill. Also, they have free bread that they give to homeless around the Chester area. They’re a good organization that takes care of people. Been coming here since 2011 and I still do, I like this place even more than some thrift stores in Richmond.