Easy to drop off goods, they have staff that will help you unload…read more Drive to the back, you will see a loading dock. Make sure you donate to a real charity, not all are actual non profit and check the CEOs salaries like Goodwill. There are many that accept donations but sell them for profit and nothing goes to a charitable service. Salvation Army is always first on my list. Do you research and give.

Just trying to waist time and went to see what things they have. I had a blouse I really liked but…read moreas I was in line to pay a noticed the blouse was way to big so I saw a rack with a few clothes on it and empty hangers so I assumed that's were you hang clothes you decide not to take and a women yelled at me " WHO IS HANGING CLOTES ON THIS RACK!!!"" Oh course I was mortified since I just hung that blouse.. everyone was staring at me.. I was SOOO EMBARRASSED!! then I got upset and told her "I hung the blouse on the rack.." she looked at me and went to the back without even apologizing..!! Her name is VICKI.. she was very unprofessional.. I deserve an apology..

Furniture Furniture Furniture…read moreFurniture Furniture furniture Did I mention they have furniture? If you are looking for furniture, from beds, to nightstands, to entertainment centers, this is your place. I have never been to a thrift store that has more - furniture. Of course they have the typical thrift store items e.g., clothes, pots/pans, picture frames etc, but really, this place has loads of furniture. Checkout is a nightmare - understaffed and with a genuine "I don't give a @#! how long you have to wait we're only staffing one checker" attitude.

Went to this location today and browsed for a few items to take home. Ending up finding 2 items…read morethat I like one being a stethoscope and the other a porcelain lamp from Italy. When o got to the register to pay I was confronted by DIANNA who works there. She passed my stethoscope and then looked at the lamp I had. She then told me that the price was incorrect. I asked her what she meant by that it was clearly marked green for 1.99. She accused me of changing the price with a harsh tone. I replied asking if she meant that I changed it. She began to back pedal but kept the claim out that I had changed the price? I was very offended seeing I go there daily and buy lots of items. Overall horrible experience and will not be paying with DIANNA again. She was RUDE , OBNOXIOUS, and most of all UNPROFESSIONAL for basically calling me a thief. What bothers me the most is that I regularly pay with her and see her give DISCOUNTS to people with out the guy managers consent. What a rat.

Boysville Auxiliary Thrift is a spot that I frequent a lot. I would say I come to this spot maybe…read morethree or four times a month. It is big and they have a variety of goods to sell. My favorite thrift in the spot is the books. They are very reasonably priced and you can get quite a few or under a dollar, which is pretty impossible in a lot of other thrift stores. The staff here is friendly and helpful. They have a little boutique section in the front where they keep the newer clothing with tags, and more designer wise items. I do think some of their prices are on the higher end, which is disappointing when you're trying to get some affordable items. Clothing, however, it's usually reduced, so along with the books a good purchase. Not so much their purses, and some of their other accessories. It's worth a visit to search through their treasures and find some good thrifts. This is not my favorite thrift store, but it will be some of the goodwill prices in a pinch.

Lots of rapidly changing selection. New items every day! Well organized with sale days for even…read morebetter deals!

It's always great visiting here for DIY inspiration. I was able to get a cheap cabinet for my…read moregarage and paint brushes. Moose Out

I always wondered what type of items this place sold, so I had a spare hour to play with and…read morestopped in. I was expecting to see a variety of used items much like a thrift store, so I was surprised to see a mixture of new and used items. Most everything they sold was in some way or another a home improvement item, be it actual building materials or items to add to your decor. While the inventory was quite varied and expansive, I felt the prices were a bit high for the offerings. Sure, some were priced just right, but I didn't find anything that was such a steal I just had to buy it. I suppose I can add this place to my list of thrift stores, especially if I want a used door, window, or cabinetry item, but I'll search elsewhere for other items.

When it comes to thrift stores, I've always preferred Salvation Army over Goodwill. They do more…read morefor the community and typically they were cheaper however Salvation Army no longer lets you try on clothes due to theft issues. Listen people are donating their stuff to you if you're losing a couple dollars and donated stuff like come on how how much can that really be damaging you and have somebody near the Tryon section if it's really that much of an issue, but your clothes half of them don't have tags. I don't know what size I'm trying on and I'm not buying clothes that I can't try on when I asked the manager about it and asked him if I could return clothes if they didn't fit if I can't try them on because a couple of the items that I wanted to buy for an event like a costume party I was not gonna be buying if I couldn't try on and they were like jumpers and things I could not try on over my clothes. He told me just to try on over my clothes and that I could not return them if they didn't fit he also mentioned well I mean it's the same for the furniture and the shoes no, sir it's not the same. I don't need to try on furniture and also I can slip my feet into shoes. I will not be returning to Salvation Army army. I'm very upset by this. I guess Goodwill will be getting my business and I can't imagine that this is good for their business.

they no longer allow customers to use fitting rooms, permanently closed I was told. I won't shop…read morehere anymore because of this, I noticed there wasn't as many customers compared to usual, I guess now I know why...

I am a regular thrift store hound. I love shopping for boutique clothes and bargains. I understand…read morethat the people who work at these places do not get paid very much, and I don't expect a whole lot, but common courtesy would really be appreciated. I was standing in line at the Goodwill on Potranco Rd. There were three registers open. I guess it was break time for one of the ladies because when she finished waiting on a customer, she just left. I had started to move forward but realized that she was leaving and so I backed up. That was no acknowledgment saying, "so-and-so will be with you in just a moment." There was no one behind me so I backed up behind the pole that showed where you're supposed to stand. 10 minutes later I'm still in line. One of the ladies finished with her customer, I asked, "Should I come forward?" She ignored me. I started to move forward a little bit and then realized she was still cleaning her counter space. At this time there were five people in line with their families behind me. I could not back up so I stood slightly in front of the pole, but still at least 6 ft away from both of the registers. Idela, who was working the other register looks up at me and says, "You need to back up. We expect people to stand behind the pole." I turn around and look at the line behind me, and she says that they all need to back up. Well, I don't see how I'm going to make this happen so I just stand there. Nobody says we'll be with you in a minute. No smiles. No courtesy. Another employee comes back from her break, is standing behind the register and playing with a scarf twirling around and making jokes. Then she opens her register. Finally, they call me forward and the lady at the first register called somebody else forward because she is finally finished putting away hangers. Look, somebody needs to train these employees in just common courtesy with their customers. An, "I'll be with you in a moment," or a smile, "sorry we're taking so long." Just anything to indicate that they understand that we're waiting, that they have noticed us and will get to us as soon as they can. A little courtesy goes a long long way.

The store was very organized and clean. I don't know if Goodwill launders or sanitizers their…read moreclothes before putting them out, but they always smell pleasant. Shoe and purse selection was great. Almost all of the items were priced right. I found a bunch of canvas art and prints in nice frames, metal art pieces and amateur oil paintings. If you look hard and use your imagination you can decorate your whole house for a reasonable price. Checking out was an extremely pleasant experience. The clerk wrapped all breakables. She should of gotten a 10 minute break after ringing up our purchases. Because we purchased so much at once we needed a rolling cart and an attendant to escort us to our car. Great experience from start to finish.

Every time my sis in law comes in to town we must go on a thrift store hunt and sometimes that will…read moreinclude Goodwills if they're in town. This store was a good size one, organized, clean and a good selection. There were a lot of items of good value for a great price. Just when you think they wouldn't have a particular item there it appears. I was hopping around with my boot and crunch when I see a Knee Rover in great condition for $13! It even had an extra cushion on it. It was exactly what I needed, so I can get around faster and some relief from the boot and crutch. You never know what treasure you might find at the thrift store.

Big variety of items, little pricey, but if you are looking for something unique you may just find…read moreit here.

It's a Goodwill, y'all! It is my local drop off spot where there never seems to be a super long…read moreline. The employees are ALWAYS friendly, helpful, and personable. I will go in every once in awhile to check out the glassware, always looking for the colored ticket of the week so I can get my 50% off the already low price. There are probably other Goodwills in town that have a higher end selection of furniture and clothing, but overall, if I just have a little shopping bug, am looking for nothing in particular, and just want to spend a few bucks, this is as good a place as any!

Prices are absolutely ridiculous. I can go to Target or Walmart across the street and get things…read moresimilar in price as this Goodwill. Very disappointing. Once a blue moon you might find something fairly priced, but I still recommend going to Texas Thrift or literally any other thrift store.

The staff is very helpful. I was able to buy 2 chairs and get them in my car because of their help…read more The store is organized. They have a lot of furniture. The sanitized tag on furniture is in question because the furniture was dirty with hair and other debris. The price was right at 75% off. The coffee cups should be priced lower and not $2.99. A good store.

Great prices and clean store and clean bathroom…read more Helpful and kind workers. 5 stars

This food bank has been the most successful organizations in South Texas providing opportunities…read morefor people in need. Not just the hungry, but work skills too! If you're retired, get online to register to work in many different jobs as a volunteer. I have been fortunate to volunteer since Sept. 2025 which has become my reason for getting out of bed and off my recliner as a retiree. Makes me feel needed and appreciated as what the feeling of accomplishment each 3 hour shift cannot be put into words. Plus once you've got your schedule figured out, you can join the Apple Corps as a regular volunteer. It's even better.

I had to go here so I could apply for the ready to work program. Everybody is super nice and very…read morehelpful. I just love Peter and Jessica..