This Restore is BIG! A lot of the items were really dated. Like somewhere between the 70's and…read more80's. They have a big selection of pictures and glassware but I'm guessing that changes a lot depending on what they get in. Place is pretty well organized and the prices are cheaper than other Restores I've been to. Everyone working there were super friendly and looked happy to be there.

This is my favorite place to shop. They just cleaned up the store. It is neat and organized…read more The store carries a large selection of furniture, lamps, paintings and pictures, dishes, doors, windows, appliances, nic nacks, etc. you can find quality stuff here. The best part is it is all priced very fairly and as a result inventory is moved very quickly. I visit often and I have furnished half of my house here. I highly recommend this location!

Agency pretends to help those in poverty however tells disabled person who can not walk/drive and…read morejust moved to the area that she needs to WALK over the bridge to get help for her family because although online it states they deliver to those in need, they do not. They are REALLY RUDE too.

The Bayville store is a poor representation of Goodwill. It's often a mess, rather dirty,…read moredisorganized and full of worthless, often damaged junk that is over-priced with absolutely no sense whatsoever. clothes are often cheap quality, priced higher than new items that can be bought at stores like Walmart. better quality things are priced to compete with Boscov's or TJ Maxx-- and WHY would you buy the same thing at Goodwill, when you can get it at a nice retailer with better customer service policies? I googled Goodwill... and was shocked to learn they're bringing boycotted for so many reasons that reflect badly on their integrity-- not just on the low quality of their stock. look it up!! OK--anyway, to close, the Bayville store is a low-class image of a Thrift store and, considering the junk on the sales floor, along with the ridiculous overpricing-- you have to wonder where the good donations are going... and where the so-called charitable service is being done, since they pay less than minimum wage and their high-up people make over half a million dollars per year. my opinion of Goodwill has plummeted... and I advise YOU to look online for your own information and benefit.

Great store for all those hard to find items. We stop in every couple weeks ., great choice of…read morebooks, clothing, Halloween items.

This place changed my life and my daughter's life for the best. We left an incredibly abusive…read moresituation, and the staff members helped us pick up the pieces of what was left of our lives. I'm happy to report that we have been free since May of 2024. I finished my counseling here, but my daughter still goes. I have advocated for myself and my children for the first time in nine years. This is due to the incredible work of the counselors here. I can not thank you all enough for everything you've done for us. I'm incredibly grateful every day for meeting you all. It's such a blessing to be here. God bless you all.

Be very cautious when dealing with this group. My mother and I sent Kerry and Tyrone $30,000 as an…read moreinvestment. We were promised everything in writing, but to this day, Kerry Gillon refuses to meet with us or provide the necessary paperwork. Instead, she is threatening to sue us for sharing the truth, using a lawsuit as a tactic to discourage us from pursuing our money. Unlike Kerry Gillon, I am fully transparent--feel free to call me at 732-684-0623. I have all the documentation to back up what I'm saying. A nonprofit should be held to a higher standard. It seems that "Giving Back Matters" doesn't apply when they take your money.

From the owner: Come join us for a Mother's Day Celebration! Giving Back Matters, a 501c3 Nonprofit Organization…read moreprides itself on its support throughout the Community. Giving Back Matters’ mission is to create and foster a spirit of understanding among all people for humanitarian needs by providing services through community involvement. This is accomplished by empowering individuals and families with enough information and an array of services, which enables informed decisions to be made. Additionally, this helps to stabilize the community and empowers its residents to improve their quality of life.

They're supposed to help women and kids deal with abuse and heal after being in abusive…read moreenvironments. Deb the board or vice president is a complete nightmare. I have no clue how she is even in this kind of position. She doesn't help but just makes everything more hard for everyone and seems to get joy out of it. You're basically going from one abusive place to another. Some people here are very clearly only here for a house and lied about abuse. Your unit when you move in will be so disgusting like no one can clean it before the next person moves in so who knows how old this crap is. They don't really care about you and how you are doing. Just another control keep you on a short leash crap. They will also throw you out on the street with your kids even with nowhere to go. Great help right??

One week after I moved in I was let go from my job. I was able to collect unemployment. Dotties…read moreHHouse required me to accept a job that I could only do in pain. I have a torn tendon in my left h hand. Not only that, I was earning less money (without stimulus). I asked what the reasoning is Ana's they got mad. Never answered my question. Covid hit and Helen got paranoid. She was giving out bad advice with zero knowledge of healthcare. I addressed this and she had the case manager come in my room - breaking social distances- to scold me. I asked for space as Helen is passive aggressive and super petty. I was there to recover from abusive women like Helen, Ruth, and Karen. I pointed that out and the froze a cctv of me removing my face covering before walking into my unlocked apartment. They then said I was noncompliant and had me thrown out. They called crisis on me 2x for no reason. The counselor and I laughed about it. They then told police I spit when I took a deep breath and tried to charge me with assault. The video cleared me. So in a pandemic, they threw me out with nowhere to go (they knew this) called crisis on me, attempted to file assault charges, charged me for storage even though they were not allowing me to get my things, charged me for cleaning even though they never gave me the opportunity and my apartment was dirty when I moved in. They held my security deposit for this. I can go on....

NOT CLOSED--NEVER has been closed--up & fully running see website…read morehttp://www.saintmarysbythesea.org/stgregorys_b.htm

This place was exactly what I'm looking for in terms of thrifting. Wide and varied selection,…read moreperfect prices, friendly workers. The ladies there are very sweet, people you want to donate and give your business to just because they are good people. I've managed to find jewelry, a hat, linens, a belt, and everything in between that I wanted to buy, but didn't since I'm from San Diego and only have one suitcase. There is a back room where they have things with pink tags for half off I believe. Also, many of their prices have a markdown by date tag on them. Meaning, if this item doesn't sell by October 9th, it's 25% off. If it doesn't sell by November 9th, it's 50% off. I've never seen this tactic before and I think it's a pretty efficient one. Something that's above my budget would cause me to keep coming back to see if the item sold. In my top 3 thrift shops to go to for sure. You find genuine vintage items here you wouldn't anywhere else.

The quality of clothing is not great. It's very organized and clean but the selection the day I was…read morethere was poor.