I never get pictures in here because I purposefully like to be present in the discoveries I find…read more The ladies here were very busy today cleaning up clothing racks and make sure things were presentable, and had friendly customer service. They are great about having things in season, although prices have gone up a little in clothing. Lots of name brand items with major savings if you take the time to look. Still, for the last 3-4 visits I have been able to easily snag around 7 items in a haul every time for around $30! They also have a Clover rewards system to get discounts after you purchase a certain amount of items.

Ms. Barbara's service at the jewelry counter was outstanding. She went out of her way to answer my…read morerequest and I purchased the requested item immediately. I value genuinely kind people like Ms. Barbara and I will be back to see her again! :)

This is the cleanest, best organized thrift store in Birmingham. Their prices are very reasonable…read moretoo.

Great values and fun finds!! Be prepared to spend alllllll day!!!! You'll get lost inside all the…read moretreasures.

I always find a variety of items at a great price. You never know what your going to find. The…read moreprices aren't high either. I always come out with something in hand.

From the owner: Alabama Goodwill Industries is a 501(c)3 non-profit. Our employment and development programs…read morepromote independence and dignity for people in our communities who need support to provide for themselves and their families.

The store is clean and there are many fiction and nonfiction books for sale. Unfortunately, there…read moreare no real treasures to be found, because the donations are obviously screened for monetary value before being placed on the shelves. Often times, this happens when the Owner sales the really valuable goods to other antique shop owners and so on. That's unfortunate for treasure hunters.

Nice little place. I saw it as I was driving by and just had to stop. Items are a really good price…read moreand they have a lot of great service as well.

I will always be a supporter of the Salvation Army. I have lived in different states and have…read morealways donated. You can see the fruits of their organization through the housing, employment assistance and the drug programs. This store was very organized, clean and the prices were very reasonable. Moving into a new home? Go to this location for all your furniture needs. The staff was very accommodating, courteous and respectful. I will always donate and will shop there when I'm looking for certain items.

Nice customer service and well organized absolutely impressed would recommend…read more For the area

I have always loved shopping at the various thrift stores in Birmingham, way before it was trendy…read more This one happens to be one that's close to where I live, and one of my favorites. Over the years, I have found some really great pieces-from clothing and shoes, to handbags, to furniture...I've found treasures! If you go and don't find what you're looking for, stop back another day. If you see something you want, get it then because someone else will beat you to it! Prices have gone up over the years but you're still saving money from what the item originally cost. Lovelady Center, located not far from the store, helps women get back on their feet after going through tough times. They turn your donations into profit that helps them support their residents. In fact, most, if not all, the ladies that work here, are connected to Lovelady in some way. They are either current residents or have been helped in the past. You should really look up their story. If you like to shop, especially in thrift stores, you must check them out!

I have shopped in this store several times and I will continue to do so, because the service is…read morevery, very good. There is a wide variety of donated items to choose from at reasonable prices. And the positive impact of the Associates working as fast as possible to replenish each section of the store is heartwarming. I made two purchases the day I was at Lovelady in Irondale, and Good Lord Willing, I will be back soon.

You want clothes they have clothes. But hardly any plates. Lots of glassware some toysread more

Goodwill "used to be" the place to shop for great deals on "used" or "gently used" clothing and…read moreother items. I noticed last year the prices were rising but today, less than a year later, they've jacked prices to the point I can buy similar "brand new" idems at Beals next door for the same price if not cheaper on sone items! I had picked out 5 tops today that I'd really wanted "needed" as I'm having to replace my clothing little by little. Two were sweaters, nothing special but I could wear them and they suit my needs. Three were just simple shirts. I looked at the prics and about fell out! I mentioned this to one of the young men working there putting out stock. He shook his head and said "Ma'am, I understand. It's just how Goodwill is pricing now." I knew it wasn't his fault. He was so sweet. I told him they think we're stupid and don't know where the bulk of the profit is going. We have seen what the CEO makes! It's a greed store not a good will store. If I'd purchased those tops, I'd have spent $40 + on them. I just put them all back and went nextdoor to Beal's purchased a top and two outfits for my husband for father's day. I then drove to another thriftshop and OMGOSH... I was so happy to find exactly what I wanted at less than half of what Goodwill would've been. Last fall, I saw a pair of women's shoes marked $20. and they were "well worn" and not even a big name brand. I asked the lady putting them out why so high? She said (very snappy) "I'm just doing my job and have you priced shoes in a regular store?" I looked at her calmly and said "Why yes. Yes I have and they're all brand new, mostly big name brands, not to mention something I'd wear unlike these I'd have thrown out!" Enough is enough with Goodwill Store greed. This so-called "non-profit" store is a bunch of bull. We see through you and your corporate greed. I'll never step foot back in one and if anyone else has half a brain, they won't either! I'll stick with the thriftshops I know have great prices which helps the public as well as every purchase you make goes to help those in need. Their pricing is fair and tou don't feel like you're being ripped off! Hey Goodwill CEO... you'd think we're paying tariffs of items we purchase from you. Guess what? We aren't! You need to do better because we know you can. You just don't. From now on, you'll be known as "Goodwho?".

As with many thrift stores these days, tidiness of stock on display seems to be an afterthought if…read morea thought at all. Be prepared to hunt, dig, lift, carry, and move items as you search for your treasure. Speaking of which I found 2 nice Le Creuset pieces for under $5 total on my last visit! Keep your eyes peeled is my best advice. Staff were courteous though not bothered about serving a customer with used crumpled tissues on the check out counter (Left by who? Used for what?)

This is a small Salvation Army, but very reasonably priced. The staff was very nice and they have a…read morelarge collection of jewelry. It's easy to do a quick run through, so I will go back next time in town.