What a treasure of a thrift store. Staffed by volunteers the store is large well organized and…read morespotless. Lots of great finds and pet supplies were 50 percent off.....will definitely be back

The old store was so much better. Although this one is bigger and spread out, it has a different…read morefeel. They no longer sell books. When I walked in, I was not greeted at all, no kind of acknowledgment. As I was leaving, I was not acknowledged. The employee, Sydney was busy talking to another lady up front and could not be bothered. I hope they do well for the sake of the animals but is one is definitely crossed off my list of usual stops.

Goodwill used to be a place where thrifting was affordable to people in need... sadly this place…read morehas stuff at regular prices.... But it's used.. shoes for 69.99 when you can get them BRAND NEW, for 30-40 and Nike outlet.. just sad..

This store is a hit-and-miss type of thrift store. One thing that definitely turns me off is most…read moreof their prices are far too high. Whoever prices the donated items needs to be educated on prices! The store is very crowded and stuffy. Customer service is excellent! I visited Goodwill today and as I looked at the jeans I was shocked to see some $19.99 jeans! Too much! The staff must not of heard stores like Burlington and Ross. They can beat the prices at Goodwill and one is getting new items vs. used. Hopefully this Goodwill will find their groove, lower the prices, and stock the shelves more frequently!

My go-to for a little shopping therapy. I'll pop-in to browse 10-15 min to see what's new or…read morereduced. And will often find something. Hancel, the floor manager ??, was real helpful with my last purchase! I wanted a lamp that was only sold as a pair but she allowed me to buy just the one. It was the perfect lamp! In retrospect, probably should have bought the 2nd as she suggested!

This is my favorite store. 8 come here three times a week.Hancel and the staff have a good…read morecustomer service.

They carry all sorts of different items. Most items are used and they do have new merchandise too…read more The prices are responsible. The employees are nice.

A fantastic place to donate items - free residential pickup!…read moreMy mother is moving back east so I needed to help her get rid of almost all of her furniture so I called Hospice Thrift Shoppes. The person on the phone was very friendly and explained what items they would look for and the movers themselves would make the final decision on certain items. It was easy to arrange a date and the movers themselves will call you about a half hour before they arrive. While they mainly focus on furniture, they will take up to 3 boxes of smaller items like clothing, cutlery, dishes, etc but furniture is the priority and they might not have enough space for something in a box (which could be dropped off at the store more easily). They are prompt and professional, but can be super affable if you are nice as well. I would suggest letting them play their own music or whatever, it's good to have some cold bottled water to give them if you can. We had two movers come today and they were LOVELY! We joked around and helped out where we could, we provided ziploc bags for the various nuts and bolts that came with certain furnishings. Small things like this can make a huge difference in their day and all interactions. They helped me take down a wall mounted flatscreen tv, so make sure to have some tools on hand they can use if you need to take anything apart! I absolutely recommend this as a way to inexpensively get rid of furniture if you have nowhere else to donate. This should be your FIRST CALL before all others! *Note* They do not take beds/mattresses, really big/giant items, couches with patterns (they prefer solid color) and try to avoid too much glass. Again it'll be up to the movers to decide what works for the stores. They pick up and pretty much immediately drive it to the store so there is no time to fix anything or whatever. I am going to check out one of their stores later to actually see the selection, it seems they have a good eye for things so I wouldn't be surprised that you could find some great items (especially clothing!).

This store has been around for quite sometime. Recently visited and it is a little packed to…read morecapacity and somewhat disorganized clutter. If you visit o advise spending a few hours here just to attempt to get through each section.

This is probably one of the smallest and not as clean Goodwills I have been to…read more There is a large parking lot, which is nice, but it can get pretty crowded with the people coming in and out. The selection is VERY limited and it feels kind of dirty and disorganized in here, despite the usual items being organized by category and size. Staff helping me at the register was friendly. I think you're better off going to Salvation Army next door.

Down with capitalism. Let's revolt! The employees are always kind and helpful. I've been thrifting…read moresince I was eighteen, and I just love this place!

This location needs to learn how to tag their items without damaging the item. Found two hats and…read morehad to put them both back due to the way they were tagged.

Great stuff with friendly staff and unbeatable prices. Wayyyyy better than goodwill!…read more I'll be bringing all my donations here and definitely shopping here more often. Let's support the teen challenge program instead of the big corporations!

These guys take more then the average thrift shop. I always score $1 DVDs. My friend found some…read morepricy physical therapy gear here on the cheap. They teach youth retail skills for future jobs.

I've had good experience here as a buyer besides some prices being way too high for a thrift store…read more My main issue recently is with donation. My recently donated a large amount of items while doing a clean out on a house. Some of the items were very nice and pretty valuable too. I just did not have time to sell them so I had to donate to get the house cleared out. I dealt with a guy wearing a cowboy hat, who was very nice to me. Very polite. Then my next trip I've dealt with another guy who is incredibly rude. Black dude, bald with a mustache. Everything that I was unloading, he had some negative comment to make. One thing was a Christmas tree still in its box. He said "this? Really? What the hell we gonna do with a Christmas tree in April??" then he continued to make comments about everything else. Luckily, the other guy came out with the cowboy hat and took over. And everything was fine after that. But Jesus Christ, when people are donating items for you guys to sell, you don't sit there and make shitty comments about everything they are donating. I will donate elsewhere from now on because of this employee.

I went to this Savers on a random Monday expecting thrift store chaos (you know, the good…read morekind)...and instead got department store pricing with a side of audacity. A Le Suit was priced well over $100, along with other items. Like I'm sorry, since when did used become "luxury resale adjacent"? A few items were reasonable, but the majority felt like someone discovered a pricing gun and a dream. At that point, just say you're a boutique and stand in it. Whoever is pricing at this location either needs retraining...or a gentle reintroduction to what the word thrift actually means. A true disappointment.