They are literally out here putting trash on the shelves and sticking a price tag on it. Many of…read morethe items were overpriced for a charity thrift shop. It seems like the focus was more on profitability versus mission and providing affordable, quality items to the local community (and I expect the copy-and-pasted ubiquitous response others have received to their feedback re: pricing). For instance, I saw a medium-sized print of a painting for $99 with a completely broken glass frame. Very disappointing. Also, it's a big store, and could use some additional organization. For instance, the toys are just put on top of the clothing racks and are not categorized by type--stuffed animals are mixed in with helmets. I don't see how any young kid can select their next favorite toy without having to ask an adult for assistance. Even I struggled to find toys for my nephew, who is expecting with his wife, as I'm 5'3" tall and had to go on full relevé to see with the options were. But, the staff was nice--that was a plus.

This place is so organized. I've actually never been to a Salvation Army because where I'm from…read morethey mostly only have goodwill in the area, but this Salvation Army is so organized and so clean. I was actually really surprised. One thing I will say is that I wish that their shoes are all in one place because their shoes on top of some of the clothing racks and it's just like a little bit annoying that you have to walk around the whole store to find all the shoes. This place has a lot of clothes so come prepared to look through a lot, but they have a very good array of coats and jacket, denim pants, skirts, button down, shirts, sweaters, and then they have a smaller area with like furniture and home goods. The people here also really friendly. The guy at the cash register was super nice and very humorous so I would definitely come back.

The Salesian Missions are another example of my family's support for those less fortunate. I'm not…read morea dedicated regular donor but a periodic gift keeps me on the mailing list. This beautiful birthday card was sent to me by my Aunt and Uncle that live in the State of Georgia. I'm grateful they support our New York State missions. You can look up their website and history. In brief: The Salesians of Don Bosco (formally known as the Society of Saint Francis de Sales) are a religious congregation of men in the Catholic Church. They were founded in 1859 by the Italian priest John Bosco to help poor and migrant youngsters during the Industrial Revolution.

This is an Organization of Salesian Fathers,Brothers,and Sisters serving poor and needy children in…read moreover 130 countries,in 225 Orphanages,216 Clinics,and Hospitals,850 Nurseries and 3,408 Schools,of which 559 are Trade Schools and 91 are Agricultural Schools.I am a retired vet on a fixed income but every month when I can I pick 3 charities to send a donation to this organization is one of those in addition to FPMT,Tibetan Nuns,Boys Town,of course there are many others but I feel these will change lives and make an impact.At Christmas time Salesian Missions send out cute little date books,sometimes I buy them in bulk to gift them to people in my life.As the poem says I go this way but once,any good I can do let me not hesitate.

I have been volunteering here as well as donating here for only a short time but this is a…read morededicated organization that is helping to solve clothing insecurity for Westchester newborns through teens. The need is immense in todays trying and expensive times. In addition to that they are helping to avoid clothing going into landfills. After volunteering here I will kindly recommend that you wash all clothing before donating. Volunteers will sort through to make sure only clothing with no rips/stains move on to be donated. All other clothing gets sent to a facility to be used in textile recycling or thrift store use which the organization receives money for so they can purchase much needed clothing items.

I came here to drop off a couple of things with my grandma. We were unsure of whether to drop by or…read morenot because the voicemail that provides the business's hours of operation aren't consistent with when they are actually open. I think that this is a flaw in the system, especially for my grandma who has a hard time moving all of the things that she needs back and forth without assistance. Fortunately, they were open, and we were able to drop off all of the things we needed to successfully. Overall it was quick and easy, which I appreciated, but I think the hours need to be straightened out.

Sorry to report this but we took a long trip to donate many excellent books. When we got there they…read moresaid that they must choose which books we donate and will only take one small box.

A small store, however I always find some good items. It's…read morea nice shopping experience. The back of store is not well lit so you need to go up front to look items over.

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!

For a tiny store, I found a few good items! I wish they would bring back a larger store to the area.read more

Something is wrong, the store is closed during regular hours and the donations are piling up in…read morefront of the store and in the parking area now. I have no idea what happened. I donated dozens of boxes of stuff and was depending on it for the rest of my declutter project. I hope someone got to get my grandmas dish service for 12 before they vanished.

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!

Love the stir especially the employees are friendly helpful the store . The store manager is very…read moreattentive professional friendly. Thenhas many upgrades in productablooks good. before ent the store the window catches my attention with the fashionable display .

Yep, it's a "Goodwill" location…read more I won't bother going into the suspicious nature of Goodwill stores - but if you know, you know. And if you choose to donate to "Goodwill" in hopes that it will go to an actual charitable cause, make sure you do your research first. Anyway, I was in the area and decided to try here - mainly to look for physical media. As predicted, that area was an utter mess, In places like this, you take chances and sometimes you fan find something decent, sometimes not. Sometimes the local jackals that intentionally look for certain things in stores like this to sell for more elsewhere or the employees take the best stuff, but sometimes you get lucky as well. For the movies, it was a mess. Some dirty stuff, some bootlegs, some scratched up discs, some completely loose, some in the wrong cases, and some damaged cases. Despite that, I managed to find three DVD's and they were in good shape - for a dollar each, I can't complain. The CDs didn't look much better and the books were a mess. The rest of the store was typical Goodwill, but looked relatively neat overall (except the physical media area). It seemed clothes were the main thing here and they took up more than half the store. There were other things that you'd normally find in a store like this from picture frames to kitchen supplies. I'm sure the prices range, but you could probably find something decent if you care to look. The lone staff member (cashier) I dealt with was friendly. The parking lot is decent enough and this is a stand alone business. Typical Goodwill, but if you like to visit these places then this is a relatively decent one.

Wow! What fabulous stuff at this charity based thrift shop- from Prada to H&M- great deals and…read morechoices in all sizes (men's and women's) and huge designer selection, shoes and housewares too! Need to keep going back! Great neighborhood for walking too! Follow their Instagram page for sales and specials! https://www.instagram.com/goldenshoestring

The best thrift shop in Westchester just got a facelift! The front windows got a fresh bright and…read moreairy look, while the new modern logo goes hand in hand with the update. Open 4 days a week, and currently the hours are 11-4pm. The store manager, Deb, is excited to host a few upcoming evening shopping events to accommodate those after work. Gotta follow their Instagram account to stay in the know! They are always looking for volunteers and almost always accepting donations! Just ask the staff for more information. This non-profit business has stood the test of time being a staple in the community for many years. Inventory is always changing and prices cannot be beat! It's always worth the trip and I usually leave with 3-4 new pieces. Be smart. Shop sustainably!