Fantastic experience. The place was clean and organized and the people were very friendly. I will…read morerecommend this shop to my friends.

From the owner: We offer lightly used clothing, household items, toys, tools and more.read more

Wayside Christian is a downtown Louisville donation center right in the heart of a large homeless…read morecamps of the city. I'm not sure if the donations here go to those nearby camps but I'd imagine some at least do. After years of begging I finally talked my wife into going through our daughters old clothes to give away. So 10 large bags later we were ready to make a donation. This time around my wife didn't want to do the DAV Or goodwill drop off. Someone had spoke highly of wayside so we made a phone call and got the drop off hours and info and made the trip. It was a real easy setup. You pull up to the clearly signed drop off area and two workers came out and help you unload your donations. The gentleman were very friendly and thankful. Overall all donation centers are a positive. So it's nice to have options. As mentioned this is in a part of the city where it's by far the largest number of needy folks. So hopefully it his clothing items can help keep people warm or provide them some clean wardrobes.

Rodent infestation.... No respect to those in need. Pay to Residents do not have enough to cover…read morepersonal items. Same for most foster care Recommend St. John's instead!!!

Decent store. I like their prices, inventory, and their mission. They have a selection of…read morefurniture, books and media, appliances, etc. Their location on Main Street is very convenient, especially considering that Open Concern Clothing and Family Dollar are in the immediate vicinity. The staff are pretty friendly, too.

I have tried to come shop at this store 3 different times. They have different business hours…read moreposted on their google than when you call their store. I tried to go in to the store today the 29th due to the fact that they were closed the 27th and the 28th for thanksgiving (understandable obviously) but they are supposed to have opened at 10 am and here I am at 3 pm heartbroken by the fact the door was in fact locked... A girl just wants to shop for some lightly used furniture for her apartment. This store is my biggest OPP until I can finally find a day that they are miraculously open. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

So much bigger than expected! This thrift shop carries the items you'd expect - clothing, shoes,…read morebooks, home decor, kitchenware, toys, games, and seasonal items. What wasn't expected was the large warehouse of furniture, garden items, sports equipment, cabinets, bikes a s more. Today's signage noted everything was 50% off. What wasn't expected nice compared to other thrift stores was the amount of space and shelves. Instead of items being on top of each other, it was easy to browse the aisles. Prices were across the board - in some cases, practical and reasonable, but in others the prices were stunningly high. Like do a double take because you think you read it wrong kind of high. We had a good time exploring, but left without taking anything home.

It is a huge location. Wide variety selection. They get items for free. All of the furniture,…read morestained, torn, broken, or even excellent condition are over priced. $50-300 for something you obtained for free is corporate greed to the T. This place is worse than the local goodwills on overpricing the items they got for free. 0 help for the community in need. If you need clothes, it's okay pricing. Don't buy anything else from this store

It can be challenging to get out of the parking lot due to traffic on the main road, so go early…read more The building recently received a facelift with a new coat of paint. There is plenty of parking. Bathrooms are NASTY, so go tinkle before you go here or do the potty dance while you shop. They offer a massive selection of clothing. The clothes are sorted in size, and type. They have fitting rooms too. They have a huge selection of books, games, toys, household goods, and holiday decorations. Prices vary. They accept cards and cash. They also accept donations. If you need clothes or a specific book I highly recommend you check here before you buy brand new. I am not sure if they did away with bags or what, but the other day when I went the clerk was asking folks to purchase the reusable bags to put your purchases in. I said no, and carried my stuff out to my car. So, bring a bag with you or purchase a reusable one.

not what I expected is all bathroom are nasty employees smell like it's Okkay to work like you…read morehaven't showered or washed your cloths they don't mop the floors can hear and feel my shoes stick to the floor dirty dusty last time I was there to see a employee my allergies from the dust around went home sneezing for hrs

**April 2025: Weeknight Visit**…read more The Goodwills I've visited usually have high prices; however, this location has really really reasonable ones. I'd say the size of this Goodwill is a medium size one and it did not smell so that's a plus! On my visit I picked up a pettycoat that I plan to use for cosplay for $6. Sweater/Hoodies $6.59 and pants $6.59. If I come back to Lexington I would stop by this Goodwill again!

This location is nicely organized and clean...even the restrooms. I mainly look for clothing at…read morethis location. It's always busy, so visit frequently to find the best deals.

No hassle, scheduled right away. We needed an old car removed and all I had to do was tell them…read moremake, model, year and where it was. They came the next day and it was gone!