Photos are from 1/16/26. I visit this goodwill location…read moreabout once a week & the outside of the store, always looks like this. What I don't understand, is why some of the shelves are practically empty on the inside. Some days are better than others, sure. But 9 times out of 10, I'm like... where's all the stuff?! Also, I don't mind dumpster divers, but every time I'm there, someone is either in or around the dumpster, pulling stuff out. I want to know, why are things being thrown away Goodwill? If something's broken, I totally understand. But apparently good items are making it into the dumpster if people are constantly dumper diving. I've found some cool clothes at this location, but they could definitely work on pricing items and getting stuff out quicker. Just my opinion ‍

The last time I was at the Coursey store they had the wrong color sign up for the 50 percent…read morediscount. After spending time looking for some bargains, I was told that the color was green, not red. What a waste of time and a huge disappointment. I find this store messy and disorganized and the prices have gone through the roof.

Great store! Check here before you go to Lowe's or Home Depot. They're much cheaper, you are saving…read moresomething from going in to a landfill, and it's for a good cause. They have just about anything you could think of or need for your home improvement project. Great option for those trying to be zero waste!

From the owner: The Habitat for Humanity ReStore offers building supplies and home goods at a deep discount. All…read moreproceeds support Habitat for Humanity's work in the Baton Rouge community.

While organized, mostly, purple cow wants a premium price for everything. I don't suggest this as…read morea stop on your thrifting runs. People were rude to those trying on clothes and elsewhere. Their leadership allows for or supports unpleasant exchanges with clients. While in line to buy something, I watched customers being treated poorly and left. I would skip Purple Cow.

This place is well organized, has a great variety and the prices are amazing. This isn't your…read morehiked up resale place... They have a ton of name brand stuff, and the staff is very friendly.

This is an amazing facility, The workers are super nice and make you feel right at home they talk…read moreyou through the entire process so you know what is happening and nothing is a surprise and they also check on you regularly to make sure that you were comfortable

Slowly getting better. They're getting new phlebotomists who are nice and can stick. Still kinda…read moreslow and not very beneficial for express pass clients as it was in the past but hopefully it will get better. I like the manager.

Mrs. Cortney was very polite and welcoming and very responsive. She handled our questions and…read morenotarized our documents quickly and efficiently. Would definitely recommend and return again in the future.

Short, curt, rude and acted like it was an inconvenience to get information! Was this the…read morereceptionist? Maybe she was hungry. I did call during the lunch hour.

I love food from around the world and have since I was a very young child. Give me a Hungarian…read moreCabbage roll, chicken paprikaish, tamales, manicotti, Gyro and Tahini sauce, or Tandoori chicken, kung po shrimp, you get my drift. Well this was my first international cooking class well actually my first cooking class of any kind and I loved it. Everyone that wanted too was able to join in with the instructors and help prepare some of the food. I made a Turkish mushroom pide. They were Turkish canoe shaped mushroom filled pastry sorta like pizza. They were delicious and I will be cooking this at home. The semolina cookies were exotic mouthwatering delights of goodness they were fresh tasting from the fresh lemon zest and were the perfect sweetness. The Manti was also yummy !

From the owner: Atlas Foundation, founded in 2002 in New Orleans, LA, is a non-profit, multicultural, faith based…read moreorganization, operating for spiritual and educational purposes. We are dedicated to discovering and celebrating the common ties that bind us as brothers and sisters and fostering understanding, tolerance, respect, and love of our fellow human beings through dialogue. We do this through panels, discussion forums, visits and dinners which enrich our lives and encourage dialogue.

I love, love, love this place! The staff is so knowledgeable and helpful. They provide a quality…read moreproduct at a fair and reasonable price, and if there is any problem---they will make it right. If you need a computer--desktop or laptop---this is the place to go. You won't regret it. Why buy new, when you can go to CACRC and get your needs met.

CACRC is located at the corner of Main and 14th Street in downtown Baton Rouge…read more Magen and Brian were extremely helpful answering all my computer needs and questions. They had affordable computers, extention cords, old projecters, keyboards, mouses, and much more. Everyone should check this is amazing nonprofit out. They spports the community by selling refurbished computers and accessories from $5 and up.