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.

I have stopped here to drop off stuff to donate and the team is always so nice and helpful. When I…read morehad a last minute work trip and was in between sizes I shopped here for pants. I was surprised I got some name priced pants for a great price but either items did seem to be priced very high. If you have time to look at everything and try on clothing, this is a great place to shop.

The Goodwill Colonial Park has moved to 5051 Hampton Court, a bigger, better location with plenty…read moreof parking. The new location is currently accepting donations. The Goodwill Store doesn't officially open until Friday, June 20. I am still purging Jo Malone, Prada, Tory Burch, D & G, and Diana Vreeland perfume bottles. I'm unsure if the scents are still good, but all the bottles are pretty.

I always find really good things at this community aid location. It's always very clean. The staff…read moreis very helpful and I always leave finding exactly what I needed and more.

This isn't my favorite community aid in the area - the staff at the Harrisburg store are friendlier…read moreand it's easier to find parking there. With that said, this is one of my favorite thrift store chains in the state. I miss when they did $1 clearance tags and hate that the store is constantly being shifted around (please bring back the plus size section!!) but the deals are good. I go on Mondays since I'm a healthcare worker, Wednesdays when it's 50% off most tags for everyone, and on Thursdays since I'm a student. Tuesday there is a discount for seniors. I've found lululemon and other brand name clothes, home decor, and kitchen items here.

This place is huge! Lots of everything. Good selection of items, fair prices. We were on a mission…read moreto find unique bric-a-brac for wedding decorations and were not disappointed! Open aisles, not cluttered & clean. Good selection of Hawaiian shirts. Whole side of one aisle devoted to Xmas decor. No real selection of depression / carnival glass, but that is getting harder to find anyway. Staff did not really approach us to offer help.

We always find great deals here! My first stop shop when…read morelooking for secondhand books! They are stupid cheap here! I got 12 books, plus like 9 movies, and shorts for like $50.

Allow me to take you to the week after St. Patrick's Day 2014. My grandmother had just passed after…read morea five month long battle with cancer. After opening up her closets to both family and friends, we were flummoxed about what to do about closets-upon-closets worth of clothes, shoes, and accessories. Then came Dress For Success. The representatives who came out handled the situation with a kind of delicateness that I hadn't expected, considering they were dealing with four closets worth of garments. The stand out moment came when we realized, near the end, that they had taken my grandma's fur coat and, upon realizing it, tracked it down and made sure it was back with us within less than an hour. I definitely recommend using them for donations!

Habitat for Humanity's Restore seems to be a great execution for a very worthy cause. Kind of like…read morea thrift store - but the items that are donated are usually from homes that being refurbished - or contractors working on homes and commercial businesses. You'll find a lot of appliances, furniture, cabinetry, doors, tiling, some home decor items, and what would probably be best described as contractor supplies such as cleaning supplies, adhesives, and various small items. You can get some great prices and depending what your needs are, it's probably worth a look. The staff and patrons are all very friendly. Ample parking in the shopping center's lot. Handicap parking is nearby.

Nice selection of items. Staff friendly and helpful. The building and store was cleanread more

They have a lot of Items in the store for sale. They may be slightly used or even new! Prices are…read moregood and the money goes to help others in need! The donation drop off is usually manned by volunteers who are friendly, efficient and thankful for your donations! I go out of my way to donate because Salvation Army & its volunteers go out of their way for those in need!

One of the most well organized thrift stores that I've been to. They also have a huge clothing…read moreselection that is sorted by size and color.

Wrong information. I needed information in my area... places too far away,,............read more

The store itself is easy to find, but the location of the donation center is not obvious because…read morethe parking lot looks like it dead ends there. After looping around to the back I found the bins and the dock right away. I had a variety of items to donate, and the gentleman who received it from me was very friendly and professional. I'll happily bring my donations here in the future.

Average Goodwill store in a strip mall. Clean and organized to some degree although pants and jeans…read moreare sorted by S M L and not real size. The sizing could be improved. Found several pairs of girls sz 12 to 14 in the ladies large. But overall the organization is ok. Isles weren't jammed and blocked like other locations. Prices are a bit general. Shirts one price, pants another and so forth. Higher priced than other thrift stores that take brand and condition into consideration. Shoe prices were all over the place and extremely high for used. $19.95 for visably worn shoes is unheard of. Strengths for this store: seasonal. Its the first day of fall and there were tons of Halloween related costumes and merchandise all reasonably priced. Strength: vintage. Had a small but impressive selection of authentic clothes from the 60's, 70's, snd 80's. Weakness: shoes, expensive and many were less than pristine condition. Weakness: Toys: cluttered and many didn't look complete. Worth mentioning: loved the halloween music they played. Heard two different versions of " This is Halloween" from the Nightmare before Christmas movie and songs from Twilight. Very appropriate given the season.