They take just about anything for donations and they have a large selection of stuff to buy on the…read morefirst and second floor for a reasonable amount depending on what you need

What an extremely rude worker at the West Babylon location. I just took a suitcase to donate out of…read moremy car and the. put two bags of clothes in the bin. The guy came out the back door and said "Hey you, bring that over here." I was going to put the suitcase next to the SA truck that was present but didn't even have a chance before that nasty guy continued to talk down to me. I usually drop off donations about once a month on a Saturday when the older gentleman who drives the truck is there, he's always very polite. But this incident was unacceptable.. I'm going to reconsider donating to the salvation Army if these are the kind of employees they hire.

This is the place I donate all my goods. They have a big parking lot and a simple system of drop…read moreoff. Just put the clothes and fabric items in the chute and all the other things in the bins. Take your slip and be on your way. Top notch. I have been inside once for browsing before I was a thrifter - I will have to go again now that I enjoy the thrifting scene.

The building was difficult to find and when I finally found it, there was just an empty building. I…read morewas very disappointed.

Excellent customer service and always arrive on time when scheduled…read more I am always happy to support this cause.

From the owner: Breast Cancer Pickups support the UBCF's mission of making a positive difference in the lives of…read morethose affected by breast cancer. Each donation supports breast cancer patients, survivors, and family members.

Pros: The selection here is huge, the store is very well organized and is neat and clean…read more Cons: Like every thrift store, it's all hit and miss depending on what you're looking for. While some things were reasonably priced, other items were laughably priced. For example, an average quality small living room arm chair with slightly faded and slightly dirty fabric was $167.00. You can buy a similar arm chair in Bob's brand new and fresh smelling for $199.00 All in all, if you're in the area it's worth visiting since donations come in every week and you never know what you might find.

Two men came with a truck to my house. They refused to take anything. We had a loveseat, two twin…read morebedroom sets, a two-year old kitchen table with four kitchen chairs, two wooden short file cabinets and a large mirror. They looked at everything and said, "faded", "nicked", etc. In my opinion, every single thing was in good condition. I couldn't believe it. Do they only take new furniture? Aren't they selling, or giving to needy people, used furniture? I asked the driver, "Why?" after he refused the first item (I was just curious...I didn't have an attitude.). He responded, with a bit of an attitude, "Because the driver has the right to refuse any item." Not a good experience at all.

Really tiny, more of a drop off location. Just some housewares DVDs cds and art. I didn't inquire…read morefor prices. Very neat. I don't know where the goodwill items go, I don't think we have any other close by.

So I thought this Goodwill would be like the other ones I've seen on TikTok. It didn't really have…read moreanything. There were glasses, paintings, kitchen items, mugs, and other items, but absolutely no clothing. I thought they would at least be a rack of clothing there that I could go through. I'm a bit disappointed in here and thought that I'd be able to grab something home.

I have been volunteering here as well as donating here for only a short time but this is a…read morededicated organization that is helping to solve clothing insecurity for Westchester newborns through teens. The need is immense in todays trying and expensive times. In addition to that they are helping to avoid clothing going into landfills. After volunteering here I will kindly recommend that you wash all clothing before donating. Volunteers will sort through to make sure only clothing with no rips/stains move on to be donated. All other clothing gets sent to a facility to be used in textile recycling or thrift store use which the organization receives money for so they can purchase much needed clothing items.

Came here with my friend because there is a lack of these places in Westchester County. Everyday…read morethere are three colored stickers with 25, 50, or 75 % off. These change every day. You can get very good deals here there is another side if this store that also sells new yet discounted items and jewelry. If you need special garb for special occasions, including international, it's here. Lots of parking front and back. Plenty of handicapped parking.

Very bad business practices. Took back several items after paying for them and said the they had to…read morebe repriced and to go find something else to make up for what I had already paid. Terrible customer service and practices. Do not shop here !!!!!

If you are looking for used clothing this is the place. It has a lot of variety…read more But again it's a thrift store so they sometimes have more because they got a lot of donations and sometimes it's a little less.

I had a really disappointing experience with one of the employees at this thrift store named…read moreBonnie. Thrifting is supposed to be fun and welcoming but this particular employee was extremely rude and unprofessional. From the moment I asked a simple question, they responded with attitude, seemed annoyed and acted like helping customers was a burden. Customer service makes a huge difference, especially in a place that depends on the community. A little kindness and basic respect would go a long way. Instead, I was left feeling uncomfortable and honestly didn't even want to continue shopping. I hope management addresses this because no customer should feel disrespected for simply trying to shop. I love thrift stores but experiences like this make people not want to come back.