Pricing is Goodwill standard but the quality of the items are much higher than its Manhattan sister…read morestores. I make the trek down once a quarter and recent finds included two Acne sweaters, a Madewell NWT jumpsuit, Denim Forum barrel leg jeans and Aviator Nation XS sweatpants. All in good condition and not priced up. Small but mighty haul. Taking one star off because of all the crazy rude resellers . If management would only do something with all those resellers scavenging and blocking everyone when the new racks come out and just allow the workers to put the items on the floor!

This Goodwill accepts clothing donations during business hours. You can drop off bags directly in…read moretheir large bins without sorting or inspection. They provide receipts for taxes. The store itself is very large, clean, and well organized. They have a good selection of clothes, games, and housewares. The shoe section is a tiny bit smaller, but still has some nice options. Conveniently located off of the G train.

This place takes advantage of their community. The prices are really high for what they offer. I…read moresaw a 20gal fish tank being sold for the same price as if you were to buy brand new at Petco (which ships to you too). You also can't tell if the aquarium is damaged until you fill it up. By then, you're screwed. A busted old canvas cost $40 when you could buy one at Target for less. I'm not trying to punch them by saying corporations sell for cheaper, but if you're a thrift store or you're supposedly non-profit and want to help your community, I think the prices should be relative towards that. I came here the first time last summer to donate an entire SUV worth of stuff. I felt unappreciated. No one guided me on what to do here. I had to ask workers and they just told me to leave my stuff in the back room. While I unloaded my cart full of new with tags branded clothing and really nice furniture and home decor, one of the workers was already digging my stuff calling dibs on whatever she wanted. Overall, it's a nice place with a decent selection but they really have to lower their prices. A lot of the stuff they have are 20+ years old and not in a good way, but they sell as-if it's new and retail. I was hoping some families could benefit from the clothes and home goods I donated, but sadly, I think most of the workers will pick out the nice stuff. I'm not against the employees having nice things, it just doesn't seem fair for the shoppers. I continue to donate only because I don't want to toss this stuff in the landfill when they're perfectly fine but I'm a bit upset they're profiting so much off my stuff. I wanted to do a good deed and I realize there's definitely no recognition for it.

The store is an absolute mess, and everything is extremely poor quality and way overpriced. There…read moreis so much stained clothes, cheap brand names, and just plain garbage. It seems like most of the stuff should have just been put in the garbage, rather than on the shelf. It's a shame that these free donations are being priced at the retail price or higher. Definitely would not even suggest wasting your time.

I love this place. The staff are all so nice. Love chatting with them they have a great vibe. Shout…read moreout to Andrew for a smile every time we're there! The music is good -important to me while shopping! It's a non profit and the clothes are donated so they have no control over that but I think they get some great stuff. Lots of high end store donations so you can get new items. It's small but packed with items. Go on Tuesday's for senior discount if that applies. I always stop in when I'm walking by!

Thrifting is ALWAYS a gamble. Sometimes you win, sometimes you find nothing. Let's say that FIRST…read moreand foremost: thrifting is never consistent. Today Housing Works Brooklyn was a win for me, jewelry-wise! The store is curated well- they have specials and bring those to the front to highlight. Today's special was dresses/special occasion, so all the sequins and floor length items were front and center! There were actually people sitting on the floor looking at records in the back room. I found that to be very sweet, like back in the day Barnes & Noble. Their jewelry selection is a great mix of crap and gems! Every tray is a different color and then everything is thrown into the tray. Get ready to dig! I had to search for an eating I found in the "red" tray... found the mate later in the "gold" tray. The prices are also all over the place- I got a brooch for $8 and one for $1. Who knows?! When I eventually checked out, the person behind the counter filled me in on everything Housing Works. They also print a quarterly pamphlet with events, specials and highlights for people/organizations they've helped. I felt good shopping here

They have quality furniture. I bought a solid wood couch and am very happy with it, not to mention…read moreall the other doo-dads you can find.

I have donated a great deal of my late family's possessions to this organization ranging from…read moreclothing to a vintage Timex Sinclair computer to books. There would be something for everyone with varied interests from my donations.

This is where I go to donate my used items that are too good to throw away but too used to sell on…read moreeBay or Facebook Marketplace.

Great place to go drop off and donate things to be then given to the less fortunate, so…read moreInstead of throwing things away in the garbage or throwing clothes away. Clean then up and go drop them off at green drop and help your fellow human. They will also provide you with donation paperwork for your taxes at the end of the year!

Admittedly, it's a bit unorganized, and the cashier is not always present at the front. However, I…read moreexperienced great customer service, and you really can't beat the 50% deals. The cashier told me that during the holidays (President's Day just passed), the whole store is 50% off. I wish I had known that one day earlier. Lucky for me, every Wednesday, 5 out of the 6 colors are also 50% off. In order to find some good items, you need patience. As stated in the previous reviews, the women's/kid's/sheets/coats section was on the second floor, and it houses more clothing than the first floor. The sheer size of this location makes it daunting to sort, but that's part of the hunt. The prices make this place a winner. Across items and brands, it's a bit inconsistent, but just keep digging. The cashier gave me an extra 50% a little bric-a-brac item as a bonus. He was great and earned this place an extra star.

This location is where dreams go to die. It is so disorganized and dirty and it's just not very…read moreinviting. Clothes were just shoved onto the racks and there were a lot of houseswares that were very dirty. I know this is donated goods, but they can at least clean the merchandise before they put it on a selling floor. I made a donation, but this is not a thrift store that I would ever personally shop.

I went here today with my hardcore thrift buddy, my sister! They had this event where you stuff a…read moresack for $25, and everything you can cram in there is yours! I've done events like this before for Housing Works, so I was ready for a workout. But when I got there, it turned out the store was small, quiet and cute with really nice workers. The clothes was put up in a way that you can scan all the clothes really quickly for 5 minutes. I ended up with 31 pieces for $25, which is awesomee! They had a lot of H&M and Michael Kors when I went. My favorite piece was a Tahari blazer, just my size, for under a buck! (psssst this is perf for littler people like me AND normal sized people alike! they had a nice range of clothes, enough to satisfy my petite XS self and my L sis!)

Like new Helmut Lang jeans for $20.00, and I bought my son an Italian cashmere sweater for $15.00!…read more Those are bargains, buster! Lots of other fashionable stuff -- you just have to hunt for your size.

Visited this Goodwill location the other day and found some great tops! Many of the items are name…read morebrand and they have a small section up front called the "boutique" with slightly more expensive items. I tried on a BCBG coat from the "boutique" and it was priced at $24 which I thought was excellent as it was a long style coat. This location has a huge section of clothing and some small bins of shoes on top of the clothing racks. There's also a small home goods section in the back that was popular. The clothing is separated by size which I really love as it makes thrifting so much easier. There was definitely a larger selection of sizes small and medium here and not much of a plus size section. The staff were very friendly as well as the customers. I will definitely return to this location!

Tired of the rude individual at check out counter. Constantly making announcements starting over a…read morefull hour from closing "to hurry up your shopping" because they will be closing soon and registers will close. The last time I was there last week, the mgr told a customer at the register " that the next time she comes to the register, it is her responsibility to remove all the hangers from her purchases". I AM in customer service and I would like to know when the customer has to do all the work. I found it rude and showed a complete lack of customer service and I swear if I was told that, I would have left my entire purchase on the counter and simply walked out. I frequent many, many Goodwill stores in NJ, PA and Delaware and I have never encountered any disrespect for customers like this.

People In Need is a local 501 C3 non-profit organization run by a woman named Nowshin Ali. Nowshin…read moreand her non-profit's contributions have been written about by several publications including the New Yorker Magazine and the Brooklyner newspaper. Before the pandemic, they offered a pay what you can afford to pay after school program for local elementary school age children most of whose parents were immigrants. They also offered a women's support group to help immigrant women adapt to American culture and sponsored several food and clothing drives. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they have been raising money to purchase groceries and essential items which their volunteers have been distributing to over 300 area families and seniors. What amazes me is that they operate with 100% volunteers so when you donate to their COVID-19 fundraiser (https://www.gofundme.com/f/1xg92uczw0?utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_na%20share-sheet&rcid=b136902da5a746e48e0da1049d189714&fbclid=IwAR1e0DPHjbWhstAO9m0O5z-y6Sx2rRjP3GixrzHELvgx3fyhqT8LaABiyiw), 100% of your money is used to help those in need!

girls next store is the most incredible, fantastic, amazing place to see. they have vintage and new…read moreclothing. jewlery, hats, bags, shoes, boots, hand crafted items clothing that can be made for you. The prices can't be beat. the store is .beautifully decorated. from: Mikey K