This is hands down my favorite thrift store in middle Pennsylvania. Fair prices, clean store, good…read morestock, friendly employees... do they mark some things a bit high? Yes, but that's maybe 20% of the store. 80% is priced fairly. I purchase two Coach belts there in July of 2026 for $8 total. Check my video of the other things I scored during my last visit.

Incredibly incredibly well organized. By both size and color. The home goods section was also…read moreincredibly well organized. Mostly everything was fairly priced, with a handful of things making us scratch our heads pricing wise. But mostly everything felt really fair. It was refreshing to have a place that felt clean, well cared for, and welcoming.

I stopped here to get some items for a wedding and it just happened to be 50% off everything for…read morethe 4th of July. I decided to take a look at their baby clothes since everything was discounted. I got a bunch of baby items for only 10 bucks. When I got home, got everything washed and looked up some of the brands I couldn't believe it. I don't buy secondhand to resell but it always fun to learn about new brands, etc. some of the baby items were 60+ and I would never pay that much for something my baby will poop in! Shopping here is a fun and inexpensive way to keep my baby stylish.

Are you downsizing, refreshing, or updating the look of your home? Remember the saying, "One man's…read moretrash is another man's treasure." You can schedule an online Salvation Army Thrift Store pick-up for clothing and furniture. Today, hubby and I donated a huge cherry Broyhill entertainment cabinet in excellent condition.

Popped in yesterday on the hunt for something for my 20 something & teen boys for Christmas. Not…read morehopeful at all because, well, they're boys. I find it difficult to find good quality, gently used men's items at any thrift store BUT I lucked out this trip! I contribute my finds to the excellent organizing of the store. I could easily bypass items I knew just were not what I was looking for AND I found a couple bargains I didn't know I wanted. The friendly sales girl & happy holidays wish at the end of my trip wrapped the experience up like a pretty package.

I don't use the review Goodwills but this one and one other one stands out as the employees being…read morethe most polite that I have ever come across! The one near South Riding in Virginia and this one, each employee looks in the eye speaks to you doesn't look like they are at work with a hangover or at a funeral I mean I can't get over this store. Even when returning a car one walked out halfway through the entrance and parking lot too take the card from you and thank me. You don't get that anywhere else and I've been to probably 50 different Goodwills, yeah don't judge me. This particular store has a small selection but it's pretty clean in there I guess there aren't 75 little Rugrats running around screaming and messing with the toys or something. Parking is Apple in a huge parking lot if you drive too fast pass it you will miss it. This was for my last visit ever in Pennsylvania July 3 2024.

Very good goodwill and the staff is very nice. The place is clean and organized while there's a…read moregood variety of items. The prices are also very good and the parking is plentiful

Typical Goodwill located beside a grocery store in a small strip mall. The close proximity to the…read moreJubilee store and having a whole day to hunt for secondhand bargains is what lead me here. What I appreciated about this location is there was actually a comfortable distance between the clothing rows. Two people passing with carts was a non issue. The ladies clothing, although in abundance, wasn't truly sorted by size as indicated on the racks. The few pieces I picked out were out of place. Prices were in line with other locations. The men's section of shoes and clothing was very meager. Men's shoes were less than a handful. The ladies shoe rack initially felt unimpressive in quantity but there is more piled up on top of the clothing racks. Linens were plentiful but not labeled. To my surprise I found a luxurious complete sheet set (for one price!) with a high quality thread count for $5.50 that appeared to be brand new. However once I got it home and washed, discovered it's a queen short and doesn't fit. Would have been nice if it was labeled. To my surprise there wasn't any crib sheets, bumpers, or baby blankets, all something I'm looking for. The housewares were a hot mess! This is typical Goodwill but here it was horrible. The shelving was dirty, broken pieces were not removed so there were chards of ceramic and glass. As much as I love to hunt it wasn't worth the risk of getting cut. As far as this location goes I think their strengths are in kids clothing/shoes. Their sorting process eliminated stained items in this department more so than others. Many of the pieces were current and name brand. Sets were sold as sets at the same price as single apparel pieces. Throw pillows were also worthy of purchase. Although the selection was limited they all appeared to be new, of Target brand style and quality, and only $2.50 each. I wouldn't consider the drive from Lancaster to Lebanon to shop here worth it like I do for Jubilee but will be back during my next Jubilee excursion.

I usually have pretty decent luck at this Goodwill, and today was no exception in terms of finding…read morethings. The home goods section was pretty sparse this time around, but I still managed to fill a cart with clothing to try on, so it wasn't a total bust. That said... today was rough. The store was absolutely freezing. The loading/processing doors were open for a long stretch while items were being brought in, and the constant blast of cold air made it really uncomfortable to shop. On top of that, it gets very noisy when they're processing donations back there, which makes browsing feel chaotic instead of relaxed. Pricing is also becoming harder to justify though that's honestly a Goodwill-wide issue at this point. It feels like the minimum price for most items now starts around $8, with sweatshirts hitting $10.99. That's not exactly the thrill-of-the-hunt pricing people come to thrift stores for. Overall, I'll still come back because I usually find something worthwhile here, but the temperature, noise level, and rising prices definitely took away from the experience today. A little more comfort (and a little less sticker shock) would go a long way.

Definitely one of the better Goodwill's I've been to as far as quality clothing and shoes. Very…read moregood selection/quality/price on shoes. I scored a like new pair of Fergielicious booties for $9.99 that would have easily retailed new for around $70 + Like other area Goodwill's the clothing is arranged by size and item, although not perfect by any means. Rows are close together (this store in general is a little small), and racks are packed tight. They did have a separate plus section which had a good number of items and was about the same size as ladies - that's a first. Shoes were scattered around the store on top of clothing racks and not in one designated area. Housewares are sorted by color and always a mess where ever you go. Linens and children's selections were lacking and very small, consisting of only a few grannie afghans and well worn sheets, blankets, and pillows. Luggage and larger items (bikes, smaller exercise equipment, golf clubs and the like) were piled on the floor by the ladies dresses. Dressing rooms were small but adequate. Only one employee was present at the time of my visit and was clearly overwhelmed by stuff. Stuff piled at the register to put on the racks or sort, as well as items left behind in the dressing rooms. Overall the entire store felt cramped and congested. Worth a visit if looking for better used shoes, vintage luggage, plus and reg size ladies. Skip if shopping other departments.

My husband and I have shopped there maybe 3 times in the last month or so. Our last visit resulted…read morein the woman charging us $4.99 twice for the same item. He paid CASH. Once we saw this on the receipt he immediately went back in. The refused to give him a refund, only a store credit as this is their policy! So today we go back with the credit slip and make a similar priced purchase. I put my items on the counter which the woman grabbed and scanned right away, while I dug out my credit slip. She got angry when she saw it, saying loudly 'You should have given this to me first! Not I have to call for help!' To which I loudly replied 'I didn't know!'. Once a manager appeared she started in on the manager that I didn't give it to her first. I again said loudly I didn't know! The manager seemed to brush me and the old bag off while doing whatever she needed to do to use the store credit slip. If she doesn't like her job or people she needs to get another job. I won't be talked to like that. No more shopping there, I'll stick to Jubilee and the Re-U-zit store. Their prices are cheaper too, with better quality.

Sue, Lu, Ruth are just a few of the people who come to mind that are most helpful. People don't…read morework Just for money, and it's so heartwarming that these people truly believe in what they're doing. There are some great finds here -maybe due to the generousity of the surrounding community. The place inspires you to give to others.

I always forget to look at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore Facebook page for new arrivals. I…read moreprefer to pop in and see what's new. Not so much home accessories, but lots of new furniture and appliances. Easter weekend, and there's currently a sale.

This is an outstanding store with very much appreciated organized rooms. The various sections are…read moreclean, the staff helpful and all employees very much professional. Thank you for the wide variety of items and saving the planet one piece at a time. Trust I am looking forward to add to my treasures found thus far!

I can't say I would recommend this thrift store. They pull brands like LL Bean, Banana Republic, J…read moreCrew, etc and showcase them in front with really high prices. There was an LL Bean cost that Goodwill (even with their current inflated pricing practices) would price between $10-$15 that this place wanted $30 for. The housewares were reasonably priced though. My suggestion, go for the housewares, ignore the clothes.

Thrift on Purpose is a nonprofit thrift shop located in Mechanicsburg, PA. Shoppers can find gently…read moreused clothing, jewelry, household items, décor, books, toys, and much more in our shop. Net profits from Thrift on Purpose support Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) and local community needs. I didn't find anything this time but they did have a lot of high quality used merchandise.