Rows and rows of bins and bins of stuff!! I saw lots of people wearing gloves sifting through the…read moreitems in the bins. They don't come here unprepared! Pricing is by weight. Feels like a treasure hunt. They do NOT take donations at this location.

Donation season is any time…read more Give time, money, stuff to help others learn job skills and become productive and build self worth. 1/2 Parking lot recently got torn up for replacement. So the drop off is now out doors at the trailer to the south near General lumber. The staff at drop off are fairly energetic but lethargic some of the times It is a tough job working out in the box trailer they have to set up large boxes over pallets that are removed with fork lifts. I backed my truck up to the semi truck which made it easy to pass boxes over to the guys it helps to save them a few steps up and glad that they were working as a team to help each other. They usually only have one person working there so the person calls for assistance when the line gets backed up for 3-4 cars.

I've been going to this goodwill for a long time, today was great in particular. I found a brand…read morenew Squishmallo that caught my eye with the día De Los Muertos calaca (likely spelt wrong lol) cat, our guy at the counter named Alen was really friendly, he was wondering if the squishy was a DDLM thing and asked politely if he could read the little tag she came with. Alen was also really patient with my aunt who needed to confirm her curlers worked. Overall really good trip!

It was a rainy day here in Oconomowoc, and we were looking for something to do. We noticed this…read moreGoodwill Store and decided to check it out. We like supporting Goodwill, as purchases and donations there fund job training for persons with disabilities and disadvantages. We're also trying, though not always successfully, to be more minimalist and to buy more used for environmental reasons. The store is large, organized, well-lit, and most of the prices are quite good. There are many fitting rooms, and clean restrooms. My husband and I each had some "finds" in this store. For my husband, his best purchase was a Kelty self-inflating sleeping pad. We're doing some camping, and his current pad had developed a leak in the valve casing which he hasn't been able to fix yet. The pad at Goodwill was marked $12.99 but, because it was a "yellow tag", it was marked down 50% to $6.50. He also picked up two name-brand (LL Bean; Nike) hoodies ($9.99 each) and exercise pants ($6.99). All are in great condition. As for me, my best finds were in the hiking shoes category. I found two pairs of name-brand (Keen, Clarks) shoes in great condition, and at great prices ($14.99 and $6.99, respectively). I also picked up a hiking shirt ($2.99, yellow tag) and some office supplies. Check-out was a breeze, with a very friendly cashier. He told us about special promotions. (May, 2023). If you join their points program, you earn 1 point for every dollar spent. 100 points gets you a $5 off coupon. There are mark-down days for Veterans on Tuesdays and Seniors 60+ on Wednesdays. There are also discounts on one's birthday. We also noted many staff on the floor -- putting out new items and arranging shelves. Great job, Goodwill!

I really like this store. It is a huge store. It even has a room dedicated to books. A lot of…read moreinteresting blouses. I did not end up getting any of them. I thought the blouses were a little high at eight dollars. I'll have to see what the other St. Vincent's charge in the area. This is definitely a place. I stop when I come up this way.

Good for thrifting, I learned this verb from teenagers. Also good for making donations though they…read moreare not always available at posted hours. They charge for some items like TVs that they dont sell but recycle instead. Ample parking. Cleaner, brighter, and better organized than most thrift stores.

Joseph Schultz is great working in education and employment unit…read more I've been a member for many years and only seen the police called on one member...

This is a non profit organization for people who have mental illness. It doesn't matter if you have…read morebeen struggling for years or a short period of time. Grand Avenue Club is the place that will always be there for you. It isn't a place where we have therapy groups but we do help each other out when there is a need. We work together to keep everyone healthy, doing things such as yoga, meditation, advocacy, and other more subtle ways. It's hard in the beginning because you come into a large building with a bunch of people that you don't know. But everyone is very friendly and helpful and you make friends quickly. You can find job training, learning help, you can possibly make an entrance into the workplace with GAC's help. There are so man benefits to being a member that I can't list them right now. The best thing to do would be to go to the website www.grandavenueclub.org Click on Become A Member them fill out the online application and wait for someone to call you back. If you don't hear in a week, call 414-727-3364 and ask for Membership. We really want to see you here!

If you love the thrill of the hunt like me you're going to want to add this St. Vincent DePaul…read morelocation to your list! I feel like they always have the best selection of furniture and also really interesting clothing pieces at great prices. Also, their jewelry case is a standout and is filled with everything from watches to necklaces that are in great condition. Plus, the store is likely one of the cleanest thrift stores I've been to in Milwaukee. Definitely check this location out!

It's an OK store. I'd like to say maybe one of the older stores. Clean, nice variety. Except for…read morepurses. Very little purses to choose from. A lot of shoes, but I was not happy with the shoes selection. It is quite a bit off the highway. If in the area, I might stop by again.

Stopped in to donate a couple of items. No wait in line. The staffer came out right away to help…read morewith the items. easy breezy!

There is a wide variety of clothing, toys, cooking things, and books. There are good prices. And…read moreamazing service.

The customer service is always debatable at best, cashiers are never ready for the rush that comes…read moreevery afternoon. Things are slow and unorganized. Only go if you have all the time in the world.

Young man at register and nice towels . Clean bathrooms. Items for house. Pots for kitchen. I was…read morealso able to get a parking spot really close to the door

Great selection of clothing items and accessories for all ages, types, and sizes. All kinds of fun…read moreclothing for teenagers that will work with their budget.

The Job Development Resale Center is amazing. Owner, Jessie, is so kind and helpful and we chatted…read morefor a while. With a background in HR, she is able to provide so many incredible opportunities like mentorship, resume building, and mock interviews all for FREE for people who have been out of the workforce for a while, who are facing challenges/barriers, or who want a little guidance for some extra confidence in their job search. The sales from the resale shop are what cover the costs and allow them to provide the services for free! There was a great selection of clothes in the resale shop and all very reasonably priced. They accept donations of all kinds. I donated some clothes, shoes, and pillows. I highly recommend checking out this place and supporting their wonderful mission.