Thank goodness there are organizations in place to take care of people in need. Who knows when…read moreunexpected life events might propel anyone to be in immediate despair. This place accepts donations and does resale many items to have funds on hand in times of need. They also locally gave a church and can help with spiritual needs. The history of the Salvation Army is quite public and there's not much I can add to what you already know. Of course I highly recommend this place!

I go in here daily because I'm a reseller ...I genially enjoy goodwills in my area but this…read morelocation is TRASHHHHH!! The manager ( Dave? ) micromanages his employees to the point I don't understand why anyone still works there! There's a "second in command " lady w a mullet (idk her name) who is AWFULLLLL!! Not only does she price crusty old coffee cans at 4.99 and used burnt up spatulas at $2.99 she reprimands the staff on the floor in front of customers she's nasty and if she speaks to her staff like that in public I can't imagine what she says and how she speaks to them in private. The store is overpriced of course as most Goodwills Are becoming, but the store organization is the real issue...the shelves are so clustered and things are literally piled in huge messy "stacks " shoved into the shelves as much as anyone could possibly fit on a shelf is there- customers can't even pick up an item to look at the price or condition without 5 items falling into the floor...it's udderly ridiculous!! If things were priced at thrift store prices these items might sell and not just PILE UP like they do...the impossible shopping conditions and the management with the nasty attitudes makes me give this place 1 star

Stopped in to check it out & it's ok.. it's very hit or miss.. They keep it pretty decent inside…read moreand in order.

These clothing and shoes drop boxes are appearing faster than I can find them. The citizens in this…read morenation do indeed have a big heart and will gladly give things to folks in need. Unfortunately, this is not the way to go about it! I have brought to several people's attention that what's put in these boxes is not going to help any needy person! This is a company who takes the contents out and reconditions them to be resold! Again, be aware that this is a for profit company!

This apparel drop off box leaves a bad taste in my mouth. The items donated here are resold for a…read moreprofit! This is indicated on the bottom front of this box! There's so many homeless people in my town that could use a helping hand that it's sad. I'm sure people who donate don't take the time to read the fine print. I don't like this one little bit!

My little hometown is literally covered up with these drop boxes! People are using the area around…read morethem to dump things that aren't accepted by Green Zone. But even discarded things aren't going to waste. Please refer to my picture of some random guy helping himself to some folding chairs.

This certainly is a beautiful and new looking donation box! It's recently been placed in the Lowe's…read moreparking lot. Unfortunately I saw no disclaimer that this is a for profit unit. I consider that deceptive! I'm sure that a number of people are beginning to understand that their donations are not going to the needy but instead are going to some enterprising company.

Three Green Zone containers in one place. It looks like they are really expanding their reach in my…read morearea. Be aware that all donations made here are for profit and therefore not tax deductible.

This is another for profit drop box. I'm sorry but this type of donation leaves a bitter taste in…read moremy mouth. Supposedly, this is the same model as Goodwill Industries. Green Zone advertises that they create jobs by reselling donated items. Where's the recycling location for donations and where are the jobs created? They don't publicly advertise this. Without more information I can't recommend.

Don't waste your time or money on this place. The inside is dirty, most of the items are…read moreoverpriced. Yesterday I went into the store to pick up some items I ordered on wish. I looked them up on Google, I tried to call this store everyday for 2 weeks. No one picked up the phone. So I searched them through Facebook. I finally got through to what I believed was the owner. In short she was rude! Due to the coronavirus they are not open normal hours. So on multiple occasions I attempted to pick my items up, but they were not open. I finally had the chance to get to the store at a time that I was not at work and they work finally open. There was some form of miscommunication. And I believe because I didn't pick my items up in time I was given a partial refund on my items by wish. Partial! The woman proceeded to tell me that the items had been returned. And because they had been put in the return bucket, she decided to keep the items for herself. Yes you're reading that correctly. She kept the items for her self! Apparently the items had been refunded on the 19th of December. I arrived at her store when she was finally open on the 21st of December. I had a very blank expression. I didn't know what to say. So I said whatever. She exploded, told me you can have your items delivered to your house! I said I will. The woman then said get out of my store!! I said I am. The woman then said don't you ever come back in here don't ever come back in here again! I said I won't. She Then followed me out the door ranting. I was in the parking lot on my phone trying to pull up My Wish app for a resolution to my issue. She continued to rant next to my car. I had to roll up my windows. The icing on the experience with this business owner was the middle finger she proudly raised as I pulled out of the parking lot. I don't recommend you waste your time going to the store. All of this bad behavior because I said whatever. Honestly I didn't know what else to say. What do you say when somebody tells you they're keeping your items?