Outreach Thrift Store

Seems to have a nice variety of items but the workers begin to shut things down an hour before the store closed. I felt very uncomfortable and cut my shopping short. Also the prices were a bit high

We have driven past this thrift store several times, and finally had a chance to stop in. They have colored tags that have discounted prices throughout the week. I'd like to go back when I have more time to look but we did find a couple of Halloween costumes for the kids.

Plenty of clothing options. I saw S-5X in ladies area. Kids, home decor, kitchen gadgets and holiday decorations. Books, shoes, jewelry are available as well. They are an outreach for the community. Have not seen a location that offers a refrigerated section but it's a great idea! Love to contribute to programs that help folks in need. Stop by when you have extra time to browse. There's a lot to go through. Will be returning!

Outreach is affordable, well organized & is consistently willing to step up for our community. They often offer free clothes to people in emergency situations, and house Norman's only public refrigerator. I love the volunteers & great finds at Outreach. A wonderful place.

Love, love this thrift shop, my fave of all in Norman and OKC areas. This shop is organized and WAY better quality and selection than any other thrift shop in town, just as nice as the consignment shops like Plato's, but with even more to offer than only teen apparel. The prices are great and they have lots of sales all week. Their staff is super nice and are ready to help any time you have a question, they helped me pick some clothes for my niece. Shopping retail is a last resort for me, so this is my go-to spot. Bonus points to them when I found out they work with churches and agencies in town to gift clothing for free to those in need. Now I can send all the things I don't use any more to them and know it's for a good cause.

The prices are the absolute highest I've ever seen at a "thrift store". Not sure I'll be coming here again.

Well sadly, I do not like writing a bad review for a thrift store, but in fair warning to other shoppers it has to be done.These folks are pretty proud of their t shirts they get donated for free from the public.They had some decent concert T shirts I would have gladly paid $4 for , even though basically that is too much, you can get same styles from goodwill or salvation army for about $2 . Sadly the Outreach wanted 7.99 - 10.99. for a used shirt with a faded collar from body sweat. Damn Sad.I watched a guy leave the store shaking his head and pulling out some pocket change to pay for a mug he found there. They had a cycling shirt new with tags for $16.99 and it said it retails for 80.00. No it does not, it retails if your lucky for 35.00 so buyer beware, This is very typical of private thrift stores. They are so afraid someone may buy an item from them and resell it for a profit they raise their prices so high that they go out of business and then wonder why. Seen it many times. have fun with your soon to be closing high priced store.p.s. do not list your items as vintage and then mark them up.buyers know what is and isn't , and yours wasn't.

Always find cool stuff for super cheap! I don't think I've ever left empty handed. Last time, I got matching vintage wicker picnic baskets in great condition for $2 each!