By far of my favorite antique store in the area! They have over 100 booths with a huge selection of…read moreitems. The store is much bigger than it looks from the outside, so make sure you give yourself some time. Well worth a visit so many treasures!

Great place to hangout, shop and reminisce. Everything and anything can be found under one roof…read more Ample parking, reasonable prices and plenty of one-of-kind finds. Newly opened consignment shop, friendly staff. If you do not see what you are looking for, just ask. I bet it's there!

The store is will kept and organized. Every item is priced. I found two men's golf type shirts for…read more$5 each. They looked brand new.

I love this store. Its prices are perfect for what they have. And thats a lot. My kids love coming…read morehere to shop and get clothes. The staff is friendly and are constantly bringing new products upstairs.

I had a really nice conversation with Barb at Habitat about donations. We were able to drop off a…read morelot of dishes very quickly. Good experience. Will use the en again. I like that the profit helps others. Make sure to call first for hours when you can drop off

5 stars all the way! After all, it is a win-win for all involved. Donated goods that have been…read morerepurposed to sell, in order to help raise funds to build homes. This warehouse is stocked to the brim with everything from used furniture, light fixtures, unused light bulbs, door frames, windows, paint , plumbing fixtures, dishware, etc..etc. Basically, if you are searching for a part that is no longer made, or overpriced elsewhere, you might just find it here. The warehouse is broken down into different categories and sections, but might require some patience and a little digging if you are trying to match up a particular item you are looking for. I was able to find some plumbing parts that are no longer manufactured. Definitely a place to go if you like changing inventory, and if supporting a good cause appeals to you. Check hours of operation.

I love a good bargain as much as I enjoy knowing that money spent is going to a good mission, and…read moreit's repurposing items that often get discarded when others opt to toss vs donate. It's always fun to see the ever-changing inventory when my Saturday outings permit. Staff is mostly all volunteer, and they keep the shop in decent shape and well organized. There are 2 levels filled with clothing, household items,furniture, artwork, electronics, etc. They have limited weekday hours. Saturday is usually my time to go because street parking is free and easier to find a space.

Fantastic, clean and organized. Better quality than I've ever seen before. I was able to pick up…read moresome inexpensive holiday decorations as well which was a bonus. They had tons of artificial trees.

Great Antiques. Lots of selection. You can find any antique you want. A lot of variety.read more

From the owner: Searching for a unique gift or one of a kind home decor piece, look no further! We have everything…read morefrom old to odd and lots in between. Visit us in Downtown Greensburg at 402 S Pennsylvania Ave

This isn't as bad of a store as it seems. I think the one thing we have to remember that Goodwill…read moreis only as good as the donations it receives. If it was in an affluent neighborhood, it'll be a better selection, if it's in a non-affluent area, the selection won't be as good. This location is kind of in between. Because of that, all the good stuff is picked over and you end up looking for a needle in a haystack here. It is rather larger on the inside than some have led you to believe, and it is well organized, but like I said, it can be sparse. This spot is kind hidden away near the mall. Actually I can remember years ago taking this shortcut bypassing downtown Greensburg and coming out here.

The manager Rachel is an unfit manager…read more.. I was politely inquiring about an article of clothing that was going to be processed for sale. I was met with two cashiers who were actually extremely positive and helpful but I can't say the same for the manager and the old gentleman who worked the back stockroom. I was told the item would be ready in an hour so I came back just to be told it would be another 30 minutes. I came back in 30 minutes just to be told it still wasn't ready. This is where I took it upon myself to ask the polite cashier if I could personally speak with the manager who was in the back. When I was attempting to speak with the manager, I was met with this older gentleman who was very confrontational and was raising his voice at me while I spoke calmly. I don't know if his tone was coming from a place of racism because I was merely trying to explain to him that ive been patiently waiting for 2 hours and he just progressively showed me more and more anger. Simplest words, he was a miserable human being. He told me the article of clothing would be ready in 20 minutes and then he immediately backtracked and said he doesn't want to have it ready for me. This man was nothing but a miserable energy and his behavior was unwarranted and he's clearly dealing with something deeper and taking it out on a customer that has nothing to do with his internal conflict. A relative of mine had called to ask if this clothing could be ready in the morning to be picked up... The manager Rachel apologized for the misconvenience and said the item could be picked up right now. I drove down and the lady had intentionally overpriced the item to $59.99 knowing fully well that I would be wasting my time and money on a trip just to see an overpriced item. There's a similar item at the time on the sales floor priced at $3.99. So it's no exaggeration that this manager is just being bitter and evil just like her coworker and this is a terrible way to represent a business. Having me come back 3 times to price a 3.99 item to 59.99 because they are in their states of negative emotions. That's just an evil human in my eyes. The fact someone like this manages a store is quite scary because that would be the recipe for a toxic work environment. My family has donated to this Goodwill for over 30 years and now that is coming to a quick end. Takes seconds to lose a customer and with this treatment I've wrote about, that's exactly what's happened all due to the miserable energy someone feels the need to project for whatever sad reason. God bless those kind cashiers, I hope they find themselves a better environment with a manager that knows kindness. If there's video and audio footage of the situation I would definitely recommend that corporate take a look at it and let themselves be the judge on the matter.