Wanted to see what I could find. Didn't realize it was closing at 6. I had about a half hour to look around. I found a skirt for my granddaughter and it was $3.50. She picked it out. I did not get to shop the whole store. This store is usually a hit or miss. Plenty of parking. There are handicapped spaces near front entrance. Lots of knick knacks, clothes, shoes, kitchenware, candles, baby items and tons of other items. read more

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went to this Goodwill location today and found a small stereo for $2.19. When I went to the register to pay, the guy told me that wasn't the price and called the manager over. I explained to her that I had picked the item because it was marked $2.19 and that the price should be honored, but she refused, saying that wasn't the correct price. I told her I didn't think it was fair and asked if she could make an exception, given that I'm a regular customer who always donates, but she still said no. I ended up leaving, thinking about how they get everything for free--items people donate at no cost to them--yet when you buy something, you have no recourse if there's an issue. They're just greedy. read more

Located in a strip mall on a busy street this place is huge and busy! When planning your visit be prepared to spend a considerable amount of time shopping for what you want or need. Some things to know.... This is the largest Goodwill I've ever been to (and I've been to alot!) It was also very crowded. The parking lot is shared with a huge grocery chain so do be prepared to park at the far end of the lot. There were three cashiers the day of my visit and a huge line. Employees at the register were swift but didn't make eye contact or any other interaction. It was on to the next customer. Customer service on the sales floor was non existent. Inside organization is neat as far as clothing racks not being jammed packed but minimal. For example ladies pants are with ladies pants but no separation by size in any clothing department. There's rows and rows of clothing to go thru. There's long rows of assorted goods, housewares, etc sorted by color on shelves. You have to dig a bit as stuff is piled on top of each other very haphazardly. Do be careful as they mix glass with other items. There's alot of merchandise, probably 4xs that of other Goodwill's. Toys are the same way. I felt like no consideration was given to condition in these areas. If it was donated it went on the sales floor. Still...with some sorting there was some great stuff, including vintage pieces mixed in. Unlike other Goodwill's shoes have their own department, except children's which is thrown on top of racks. Furniture was very limited and what was there was better suited for the trash than donation. The linen department here was exceptional! Most of the items looked brand new. Although I do have a grip that Goodwill's in general price (and hang) each piece to sheet sets separately - sometimes not even on the same rack. Prices in this department however were lower than other locations for much better quality and selection. In general Goodwill charges one price for jeans, one price for long sleeve shirts, etc and tend to price higher than other thrift stores. I didn't have the time needed to thoroughly look over clothing but what I did see was current and in good condition. If you're shopping for Halloween or seasonally those departments have their own section and it's quite impressive as well. Be sure to check out the new merchandise by the registers. Priced higher than thrift but less than retail you never know what you might come across. I found a mermaid tail blanket for $5.99 On your way out be sure to shoot across the lot to the farmers market - the food was exceptional! read more

Goodwill Store & Donation Center - Donation Center Near Me - Shillington, Pennsylvania

One of the best thrift stores I've been in. Went at 9am on a Saturday when they opened. First of all I've never seen people standing outside a thrift store waiting for it to open. I'm talking like 15 people waiting at 8:30am ... Amazing! Walked in and was greeted by 3 employees at the door. Immediately noticed how clean and organized the store was. Everything was on the racks, nicely AND color coordinated! Never have I ever seen that. Shoes were neatly stacked & everything was labeled properly. There was a 99¢ sale going on so I scored some super cute white shorts that were originally $5 for 99¢. Store wasn't cluttered, I just got overwhelmed because of all of my options! I only got through the shirts and by the time I got to the dresses and pants I couldn't believe there was still more! Definitely a 2-day shopping trip. Quality and well-known name brand items (Loft, Madewell, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, Gap, etc.) I wasn't a fan of the shoe prices, as they were a big much for a thrift store (used Sperry's were $30!) Checkout was a breeze, never waited in line long & it's quick to sign up for their rewards program. Also, donating is so easy! Just drive around back and someone will meet and greet you while taking your donations. I did not receive a donation slip though, so if you want one be sure to ask! Officially my new favorite thrift store here in PA! read more

I must say Ive been here quite a few times to purchase strange & unusual collectibles...I have been going to thrift stores for well over 40 years and this Goodwill is one of the good ones. They are always rotating, pricing and selling constantly here...this place has its "Thrift Groupies" that can be seen here what seems like daily (eBayers) tailgating the sales associates as they stock the shelves with new thrift items. This place is Huge and Clean. The prices here, have, like everywhere else, gone up sine the pandemic...but they still are Cheap. read more

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Decided to shop for myself for the very first time at GW after seeing some of the finds featured on Tiktoc. This store is perfect for thrifting because it was so clean and organized. I was surprised I wasn't skeezed out as I have always been whenever I enter any thrift store. I must be more sensitive to my shrinking financial state due to covid or that I have grown up and value my money way more than before. I found a DKNY white button down shirt in new condition for $4.95 and a Liz Claiborne rain coat for $12 brand new. Amazing! I will be back, this was just a test run. Keep the store as clean and organized and I will make it my new home. read more

This was the first time at this Goodwill and it was not a good experience. We went on a Sunday afternoon. Probably a third of the items I looked at had no price tag. I didn't even bother asking for a price because I know Goodwill's policy is that they won't price things that have no tag. The bathrooms were disgusting (I went next door to the grocery store); my husband said the men's room smelled so bad he almost threw up. And there were several very rude customers. We did purchase a few things, including a lamp. When we got home and took the price tag off the lamp we found out that the sticker was covering a hole about the size of a quarter. I would not recommend this store at all. read more

Store Policy: IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO BUY SOMETHING THAT SOMEHOW HAS NO PRICE TAG ON IT. Store Policy: NO items can be held for a customer How RUDE. TO SEE SOMETHING YOU REALLY WANT and told YOU CANT HAVE IT! ...total frustration. Then come back the next day and see item back on shelf and feel" oh cool I got lucky I can still get it" Guess what? NO PRICE TAG ...again. I'm pissed. I approach the same ASSt manager and she once again just matter of fact nicely states YOU CAN'T HAVE IT. NOW I'M REALLY PISSED. ..what a joke. Conversation doesn't go well and she has no empathy for a frustrated customer only getting me more frustrated. So after her hardline enforcement of policy as if she's scolding me I cursed at her. Just what she was looking for so she could go cry victim after me being provoked into to total frustration by store policy and an arrogant ASSt manager. So be careful, if you see something you really want and it has no price tag, just peel off one from somewhere else and save yourself the rude encounter read more

Why close and lock the doors at 8:51? Not acceptable. Man at door turned me away although it was still 9 minutes before the actual " closing" time AND I knew exactly where I needed to go AND you've lost sales. Wonder if the managers know you are closing early OR if the management is actively involved in closing early ? Sad, either way. read more

This Goodwill has recently made some changes and its great! This store is huge, and have a very large selection of shoes. All the shoes are stored by color which makes it handy to just look for what you want- or run up and down the aisle looking at them all. There are plenty of fitting rooms, so no waiting time there. They're large and spacious, with nice mirrors. The music in this goodwill always gives me a headache, because it plays so loud and nonstop. Because it's so large, they have basically a large selection of everything. It's sorted nicely, and I find it easy to go through. The registers usually cause a little wait. They recently remodeled the store to change things up and I've only been there once since. If I remember right, the changes have helped to get through the checkout lines faster. The employees have always been helpful when I had a problem or question, although you will probably have to ask them for help. Overall, probably one of my favorite goodwill stores! read more

I love Goodwill and I have conflicted opinions about this particular store. On one hand, it's close to my home, drop off in the back is quickly collected, and they have a huge selection of items compared to the other stores. On the other hand, it is my least favorite store to shop at because the dressing rooms are not kept up with (customers normally leave their unfit items behind in PILES), the customers that I run into there are just plain rude, and there is always a huge line at the check out. My last visit was on 10/30/15 and there was only one check out open, but with two girls working at one; one working the register and the other bagging. I waited in line for 20 minutes (I timed it) and they never called for help. Why didn't the one girl hop over to the other register?? read more

I have never been so inspired to write a bad review than after going to this Goodwill (the home section) on 11/18/2015. The place was in complete and utter chaos. Whole bags of unsorted donations just shoved on shelves. Hardly anything sorted, piles of junk everywhere. Anything that was worth looking at was overpriced and you had to almost literally dig to find it. It was like dumpster diving on steroids. Save yourself the hassle and go to the 'Nothing's New' consignment shop up the street -- it was clean, well-organized, presorted into actually desirable items, and substantially better priced. read more

probably one of the best deals in the city. goodwill clearance outlet! if you are lucky enough to visit this goodwill outlet while open (mon to sat 9-8), you will find huge tables piled with clothing and everything is just 50 cents. sure, there are lots of items good for a laugh or a costume, but i've also found plenty of new brand name clothes that for some reason didn't sell in the regular store (abercrombie, gap, old navy, etc). definitely worth a visit (and the regular store is pretty good too). read more