Wellspring Treasures

I love this store. I volunteered here for a while (before my work hours changed) and let me tell you — they get lots of really nice things in, and sell them at very reasonable prices. Be sure to stop in frequently, though, because the good stuff goes fast. The window displays always look great (I agree with another reviewer about the empty storefronts) —
The one thing I wish was different about this store is the hours. They close in the early evening (I think 7 or 7:30) and I can rarely make it in before then. But I understand that staying open late isn’t easy with a volunteer staff, and I love knowing that 100% of sales support Wellspring Living’s mission.

How can you go wrong with this place?
Doing well and doing good — they are a non-​profit that sells (mostly) women’s articles of clothing.
It draws from the neighborhood, I guess, as there is a lot of higher end stuff. As I waited for Her to try stuff on, I read the marketing collateral and learned about their mission. Think sexual slavery is a good idea? You may not want to patronize this place…
Also love love love that they have finally put something in this location — now when will they do something where Starbucks and Ben&Jerry’s used to be?

Beautiful Items and the money goes to arguably Atlanta’s greatest non profit? Win\Win. I finally got my lazy self here when I had some nice things to donate and didn’t want to gamble with rag-​o-​rama.
Taking this opportunity to be a better version of myself, I thought I’d skip payment from the resale shenanigans (which let’s be honest is minimal no matter what brands you have) and drop them off at Wellspring Treasures. I’m a big fan of this non-​profit, and could on for at least 5 paragraphs but it’s a lot easier to check out their site
In short, these women and all who help out with this important cause are amazing.
Beyond improving your karma, the store has a diverse and beautiful selection of clothes, interior items and other fun stuff. The location is wonderful and while the store isn’t very big, it certainly has a lot to offer in its small space. I believe they also have a location in Kennesaw, so if you’re in either neighborhood, I highly suggest you check them out and donate whenever you can.

Wellsprings Treasures is wonderful. They have such cute stuff and it all goes to a really great cause. If you don’t know about Wellspring, its definitely something to look into.
This upscale boutique that resales gently used items is fantastic. Whenever I go into the store, I find some new treasure I can’t live without. It is in such a fun part of town and it fits in great. They are usually have sales, so you will always get a good deal on things.
Go check it out and buy some stuff. You will love it! :)

Seeing empty storefronts takes me to bummertown. I’m really happy to see something fill the long abandoned space next to Bill Hallman.
I’m even happier about it being a resale boutique that commits 100% of its sales to benefit programs that assist survivors of sexual abuse and exploitation. While I wasn’t familiar with Wellspring Living before walking in, I quickly became acquainted with its mission. Their website provides information on their programs and advocacy, if you’re interested:
The boutiques are run by volunteers and the items for sale are all donated.
The store is well curated and inviting. They stock women’s clothing, shoes, knick knacks, thingamibobs, furniture, and home accents.
As an almost exclusive second hand /​thrift store shopper, I will definitely be popping in with regularity.