Very cute store with great prices. Love the kids room too. Nice new and hardly worn household…read moreitems and money goes to local school of your choice.

This may be one of the best consignment shops I have ever been to…read more The owner is a delight. She is caring and wonderful. Proceeds from every purchase go to a local school of your choice. That is so amazing. The selection is out of this world. From home decor to a Justin Timberlake Bobblehead. Handmade soaps to a talking Darth Vader doll. Jewelry to books. Dolls to silverware. Collectibles to glassware. Parking is limited. Go, shop, experience and find some treasures!!!!

Absolutely a beautiful experience!!!! What an amazing group of people. We were giving the freedom…read moreand knowledge to help make the perfect decision about our new family member! Never have I seen an animal adoption company, organization or non profit with this much care and concern for the animals and the environment that they reside in. Well done to the staff and volunteers that make this place truly SAVING GRACE!!!!!

They care about their animals. They were very responsive to my requests for adoption.read more

No wonder the most requested items are washers and dryers and refrigerators, they will not pick up…read morelarge appliances from other than the ground floor. Do not waste your time making a donation here. Completely unacceptable.

Fun to browse and the money goes for a great cause for those trying to own a home …read more The staff is friendly and helpful and will help you take your treasure to your vehicle.

the total cost came up almost $10 more than I was expecting so I wanted to know why. We found the…read morelady at the cashier (short black lady with pixie short haircut) charged me for a whole extra shirt along with $6.99 each for 3 items that were supposed to be $5.29 each per the price lists. After double checking my items/cost and having her take off for the credit for the extra shirt, I asked how she is still getting the total because it was still higher than what it should be, and she immediately became loud and hysterical. She started claiming that the jean jacket along with the 2 other jackets (i had now put back) were considered "sports/formal wear" so it's $6.99 each instead of the usual jacket price $5.29. The price for a goodwill jacket is 5.29 on all goodwill websites and price lists at the store. And there was nothing fancy or formal about this jacket, its just blue denim with buttons, no logos, no fringes, nothing. It doesn't even feel like real denim, its thinner and doesnt feel textured and feels cheap. And it's shrunk in general, the bottom edge on the back is shriveled up/shrunk. I found the jacket in question is originally from Walmart. She realized I was confused on how she is categorizing the clothes/since this jean jacket looked nothing like formal or sports wear to me, and given that there's no price tags, I wanted to make sure we were on the same page. She screamed saying she is grabbing the manager (tall blonde white man), who I saw had been friendly with this same cashier earlier, when they were both slowly hand-counting all the cash in the register right in front of me while I was waiting in front of them to be rung up. He finally came over and said after a minute "yeah its a sports jacket." I didn't get how a cheap jean jacket was a sports jacket, but I asked to see where it says "sports jackets are 6.99" on the price list, and there was no answer from either of them and cashier goes loudly and angrily, "Do you want it?" It sucks i look young for my age but she was just so belligerent and rude,// belligerently rude. And what's crazy is the manager was going along with it. By this time the entire store was silent/staring, including the line behind me. Finally she screamed that it's not on the price list and she just knows that's the price. 6.99 for the jean jacket aka "sports/formal wear". Mind you the manager was just standing there the whole time looking at me red-faced not doing anything during this entire interaction. I bought the jacket* for $6.99, but feel terrible. It's not about the money, but more about them making up prices with no price tags on the items and then how the cashier screams at you while the manager stares at you. And I would never wear this to a formal event or to do sports. ??? Overall, I wonder if it's even worth it to shop at a Goodwill like this vs. just going to the sales section in the actual store instead. At least clothing stores would have set prices and brand new clothes. Will never go back here. Beware if u find something you like, the lady at the cashier (short black older lady with short pixie cut) and the manager (tall white man with yellowish blonde hair) will make up prices on the spot and are bullies. This was 5/18/2026 around 5-730pm

Boooooo! Goodwill used to be a cool spot to hunt for treasure, pick up a deal, and contribute to a…read more"good cause." These days, everything appears to be pre-screened. It's hard/impossible to find treasure anymore. Furthermore, the prices at this location are often based on Ebay listing prices (not sold items, but what people are listing similar items for) regardless of the condition. So, it's either a lot of junk, or it's consignment/antique store fodder that is way too overpriced. And then there's the whole GCF is now a bloated "non-profit" that earns millions, their board members earn 6 figure salaries, they pay people garbage wages, and pennies made on every dollar actually end up helping anyone in need...

I was first introduced to Note in the Pocket by Activate Good when they arranged a volunteering…read moreopportunity. Note in the Pocket provides clothing to children and their families from socks to shoes to underwear to pants to tops to jackets. A school social worker puts in a request and Note in the Pocket takes care of the rest and delivers the clothing to the school. Note in the Pocket takes donations of gently used clothing. These are then sorted, processed to make sure the clothing meets the quality for these students. They even have an Amazon wishlist. For the last ten years there has been a Socks & Undies 5K Fun Run (or walk). They want to clothe 10,000 children in 2023. There is a virtual run for those that cannot go in person. Note in the Pocket has been a rewarding place to volunteer and donate as they are doing good one child at a time.

They seek to clothe children and families, treating them with dignity and respect. They are always…read morelooking for volunteers and have advised most volunteers enjoy their experiences there. That wasn't my experience almost two years ago, but they've have assured me changes have been made and that's good enough for me.

This store sucks so bad, it's very small and doesn't have much of a variety at all. And for some…read morereason it's busy so it's crowded and uncomfortable.

This place is ok but always has a smell. I have found some good deals there. It's just not always.read more

Its clean and gets the job done! Although there were a lot of people there, I had no trouble…read morefinding washers and dryers. The Lost star came from 1. The price was eye watering. An average size washing machine is about $7 a load. 2. The place was very, very warm. For the amount they charge, they should be able to turn on the A/C. 3. Finally, the soda machine did not have any water in it. It was so hot and all I wanted was water. All they had was sodas.

4 years later and it is still the cleanest laundromat I have been in. Great staff as well, always…read morehelpful especially Juana Padilla!

I can only speak to donating at this location, however that experience was fantastic…read more Both times I donated a Goodwill employee came out to help and brought a shopping cart to help us load my numerous bags. Designated donate slots are a big help, too! Very friendly employees.