amazing. I enjoy shopping at the store very much. the workers are very friendly and help you with…read morewhatever you need. I would like to know about working there!

I took household and clothing items to the Spring Arbor location today. I have always gone there…read morefor years to drop my unused stuff off. Today they would not take them. They took one small box. I went to Goodwill on Mechanic Street and they took all of it. So,if you are doing winter or spring cleaning, take your items elsewhere. Very disappointing.

One of my all time favorite stores! This store has an…read moreamazing variety of antiques, crafts, clothing, lotions, soaps, oils, you name it. All brought in by unique vendors that create their own product - simply amazing! I am sure to let everyone that I know about this store because you just can't be in Jackson without giving this place a visit. Owners are so kind and SO fun to shop with. Great store, you will NOT be disappointed.

Prices are fair and they have some really nice stuff! You would think that the furniture pieces…read morewould be too expensive but that is not the case! We bought my daughter a very fun multi color chest of drawers, it was redone in pastel colors and given a distressed look. She absolutely loves it! Today we purchased a corner hutch that they painted a white distressed, came out great! I highly recommend you check this place out, I promise you won't be disappointed.

I am very pleased with this goodwill. They had clothes organized by size. As a plus size woman, it…read moreis nice to have it organized instead of sitting through the entire rack not knowing when you'll see something in your size. It was a very pleasant shopping experience. I got three pants, two skirts and a blouse for 20ish dollars. Much cheaper than Catherine's or torrid or Lane Bryant. Keep it up Jackson store. You're elevating the shipping experience without going overboard with the price.

The store is clean; however, an older cashier was passively rude and disrespectful learn to treat…read moreadults like adults, not little boys

If you're looking for a treasure trove of gently used items, look no further than the Goodwill on…read moreMechanic Street. Nestled just off the brick road, this location has consistently impressed me with its friendly staff and wide and sometimes not so wide selection of goods. The staff at this Goodwill has always been incredibly helpful and welcoming. They're always happy to assist with finding specific items or offering advice on the best deals, this Goodwill is definitely worth a visit.

Best place for lightly used up to date clothing. I always shop there. Would highly recommendread more

The last three times I've come to sell clothes to this location, I was met with grouchy attitudes…read more Associates and managers acting like they don't even WANT to be there, let alone go through people's items. The time before this that I tried to sell, Jocelyn told the other young lady who was inputting my items (as I was literally sitting right by the window, in front of the buy counter), "vaule everything. It's not good anyway.", then smirked at me and walked away. I'm fully aware they have to buy items as needed, dictated by inventory... however, maybe they wouldn't be SO overloaded if they didn't buy items from people who support sweatshop operations like Shein. And walking through the store.. I wasn't impressed. This time, I was met by Ally and another associate who was going through someone's items. Rae said she would be right with me after she got another customer a fitting room, and as I waited Ally mumbled something I didn't hear. Then she snapped at me and said, "I can get you over here!" I walked over, she said that it would be about a half hour... five minutes later, I get a text. They wanted to take ONE item for $1.25. I'm not going to sit here and say all my items are flawless, name brand items.. but they're cute clothes and in great shape! It kinda looks like she set the basket aside and didn't even go through it. Quite frankly, I wouldn't go here unless you have either top end brands (but not too top end, because they "can't afford to buy those in") or fast fashion items, made from children in sweatshops. If you go in, good luck.