The Food Bank of the RGV serves a critical need in this region - to help feed the hungry and…read moresupport agencies who wish to do the same in this region. The staff of the RGV could not be better. The food and other services this agency provides is invaluable to local food pantries, such as our St. George Food Pantry at St. George Orthodox Church in Pharr. We could not do our part without their existance and support.

Tech came out "fixed ice maker" had ice one day and never came back. Really good at taking my…read moremoney NO STAR

I called early afternoon and Mark assured me he would be here the same day. He arrived late in the…read moreday. I looked on Youtube to see if I could do this myself. I possibly could have. The parts were hard to find and they were expensive. Mark determined it was a fix that did not need new parts and he made the repair in a timely fashion. I will keep his number on speed dial.

Many have contributed to this place including myself. They provide a service to the community that…read moremore churches should be participating in. However, I think the staff at the shelter is too stressed out and they don't treat people with much kindness. Hopefully they can get more volunteers that will help treat people in hard times with more respect and dignity.

The store was a bit too dirty & too cluttered to shop comfortably. I realize that that this is a…read morethirft store so a little dust and clutter is to be expected, but this was just far too messy. Additionally, the prices for VERY basic clothing items have gone up recently so this is not an ideal thrifting spot for me anymore. The plainest/most faded t-shirts are all $3.49 & when you can buy that same shirt BRAND NEW for $4.99 it just doesn't make sense to buy it here. A lot of the salvaged items from stores (I think it's usually Target) are priced way too high for a thrift store as well. Unfortunately, Goodwill is falling into the same pricing trend that most thrift stores do....they realize thrifting is popular so they hike up their prices because they know teens & young adults will pay anyway. I'm hoping they don't continue with that pattern for too long & fall into the second category of thrift stores that keep their prices higher for too long, fall out of favor with the locals, & then end up closing due to lack of customers. Here's to hoping they go back to their old pricing system.

I didn't think this goodwill was dirty when I went. I thought it had a nice selection of clothing…read morebetter than the other Goodwill's in the area especially the one in Nolana. The fitting rooms were not dirty but they did have a really bad lighting. Other than that it's the best goodwill that I've been to. The prices are just like the other goodwill's to.