Boomerangs Thrift Store

I have been to this lovely thrift shop over two dozen times in the past year… Great place to shop! Friendly, helpful staff. Nice merchandise. Never had any issues with the items I have purchased

Don’t waste your time here, gave them one star because one can’t leave a review without doing so… but it deserves… ZERO stars. There are some many other places with nice proactive people in WM. It’s hard to believe that a thrift store will have as manager or owner an individual who is eager to kick out paying customers I’m such a rude way at closing time. Did I mention rude… Let me be more specific, I’ll mannered, impolite and discourteous. Go to Poverello, out of the closet or any other place before going there.

I found this place via Unilocal,and we were shopping nearby at Out of the Closet, so I had to stop by. Proceeds go to pet rescue organizations, and I want to support that. So, I’ll be comparing the two.
The staff was friendly, no one was rude. At Out of the Closet the staff goes above and beyond what you would expect. Selection is good, but prices are more expensive here. Art is much more expensive here. Book selection is good.
So, while this is a great place to visit — and I hope that you do — I have to be honest and say that Out of the Closet is better. It all depends on what you are trying to buy, and how motivated you are to find bargains.

Place is pretty good not of the chart spectacular place is pretty good. I did find a pretty expensive bread machine for 17 bucks that I bought and it worked so I was happy about that. Don’t seem to be able to find really good deals like unbelievable oh my God I can’t wait to go back kind of deals

GREAT People. We love the people, love the cause!

Rude, the employees here need attitude correction…
I made a big donation, I don’t need your attitude… this will be the last time I donate here, I will be back to donating and shopping at POVERELLO

The employees are asses! I noticed a sofa there that was plaid! After lunch I called to see what their best price was, considering it needed to be reupholstered (I was quoted $ 400 for the work). The ass that answered said we do not go down, just up! What a jerk! No thanks… I can give my money to better causes!

Very clean nice thrift shop.
Nice selection clothes and bric a brac
Prices not great but reasonable
Money goes to great cause

I relocated here from Chicagoland area where I had a long list of excellent thrift stores to choose from so one of my first missions after I moved here was to find good thrift stores, especially ones that benefit homeless pets. Boomerangs is my favorite thrift store here and I never leave the store empty-​handed. The store is very clean, organized and the staff is friendly. The items they sell are clean and in great condition.

It was a shame I couldn’t find anything to buy because I really wanted to support them! All the donations they receive go to various local animal shelters which I think is great. There’s even an adoption room in the back of the building where you can view animals in need of a loving home.
Definitely a worthwhile organization to support!

Out of all the thrift shops in the Fort Lauderdale area, I visit this thrift shop the most frequently. The proceeds go to help low cost spay and neutering for dogs and cats! Thats huge! The people working there have always been friendly and polite and they keep their merchandise very well organized and clean. I highly reccomend Boomerangs! For the love of animals… Woo hoo!

Wonderful thrift store in the heart of wilton manors! Got a beautiful skirt and dress here for less than 10 $ — best of all, a portion of proceeds go towards animal rescue. Definitely one of the best thrift stores in the area.

My first thrift shop in a long time and I wasn’t disappointed.
Like «Out of the Closet», which we hit later, it a organized, neat, bright place. It is also a non-​profit.
When we first entered the tidy little shop was immediately welcoming. The staff was very friendly (including a guy that was helpful but we found out after a few minutes DIDN’T work there).
It is smaller, so the selection isn’t very big. We did find a couple things we were looking for, from a vest to a bike jersey, so be careful what you AREN’T looking for. You just might find it

Amazingly clean and lovely owners!!! Love the energy and general upbeat customer service:)

We happened upon this place after leaving Rosies down the street and taking a wee walk along to digest the massive burgers we had just eaten (not to mention the bucket of beer).
I love thrift stores. I love rummaging among people discards and dead peoples legacies. The first thing that caught my eye I bought. I think I was in the store all of 1.30 minutes… a mini marathon for me. It screamed «buy me, buy me»…and for all of $ 9 I would have been a fool not to, because it would have haunted my dreams.
This place is small, but the stuff is good (I could hear two guys in the back going keep, trash, keep, oooh look at that, keep, trash kinda thing).
Prices are excellent!!! If I had room I would go back for those two absolutely gorgeous red chairs they had for $ 80 for the pair! (Alas my «extra» 80 this month went on a much needed oil change for my car plus I’m on a purging session this year and have no room for them) And it doesn’t stink like thrift shops usually do. It’s clean and organized and everything has a price clearly labeled.
They also have an adoption center in back for cats and dogs and all the proceeds go to. I guess, keeping the store open and running the center.
Deffo going to stop in here next time I am in the area to see if something calls my name.

A thrift store where the proceeds go to Animal Rescue, what’s not to love?
Boomerangs is a small thrift shop on Wilton Drive. It’s a great place because not only are you getting quality items at a cheap costs, you’re helping local pets out as well.
The downside of this place is that it’s rather small and, to me, doesn’t have a lot inside. If I can find something, of course I’m going to get it here.
I’ve never had an issue with the staff as some reviews prior have mentioned. I actually love the snarky signs on the walls.
Like most thrift stores they have color tag sales with certain percentages off based on the color of the tag.
If it had a wider selection I would go more often. It doesn’t hurt checking in on the variety every so often, you never know what you may find.

I volunteered here a few times, and I must say, this is the best thrift shop in Wilton Manors. They have great staff, the place is spotless, and they only put things out that are actually in quality condition!
Plus, your money goes to saving pets!

So yeah, I’m walking down The Drive to head to my next Evil Liquids binge and see this across the street. This wasn’t here the last time I was up there. Everything is CHEAP! I walked out of here with costume jewelry, lots of it.
An added bonus; Good Karma Pet Rescue, Lady Luck Animal Rescue and Stray Aid & Rescue benefit the most by shopping here. Look them up and you’ll see what they are about.
It’s not a huge space but, large enough where you can find anything.
#KeepItLocal

The prices ROCK! Got a brand new beautiful couch for $ 150. Everything they get is donation so that’s how they keep costs low.
Definately a MUST for a true thrifter!

Boomerangs is another fund raising charitable thrift shop in Wilton Manors but, unlike the others, the focus of this store is to help those who are a part of the Wilton Manors community but without the benefit of having any voice in it, being the animal pets as in Woof Woof and Meow. Donations to it and sales from it benefit the Animal Rescue Fund.
It is located in a newly and nicely renovated space on the «Drive» of Wilton Manor, with a well lit, orderly, clean interior. However it is neither as big nor as spacious as are the other two area thrift stores, being that of Poverello or Out of the Closet and consequently offers far fewer items along with a far more limited selection.
As to what donations to make, they bring your particular attention to any item that may remind one of their philandering Ex or items with haunting memories. For such, I can’t think of a richer source than may be on the shelves of the oh so many jilted, «deperate housewives» of Wilton Manors; if you catch my drift.