Their website does not mention not taking "pack and plays". Why? They take cloths, toys, etc. that…read morechildren possibly "puke" on and receive (sometimes without being washed). It has been in my house for 5 years and 2 grandsons. Even sanitized before trying to donate! Maybe because I wasn't wearing a "Dr. Fauci" mask! I drove an extra 20 miles one way to donate it, for nothing. Go figure!

Staff shouldn't lie through their teeth, especially the "manager". Especially when all the TVs have…read morecorrect information stating it should be 50% off today, but it makes me think they pocket the money difference and only give you 25% off. *** This has nothing to do with price tags being changed or missing, but everything to do with the store lying about their "specials". It clearly states that Black Friday deals were 50% off, but in fact, they said that's not true and only granted 25%. Actual proof below!

Yo 10/10 for cleanliness, customer service and quality of what they stock. Stopped on a whim and…read morewas not disappointed. Super organized as well, and they know what they have in stock how often does that happen at a thrift store? Everything is in great condition. They have tagged sales on almost everything and Wednesdays is like 30% off I think.

Super clean and well organized store. All clothing was 40% off which made the prices seem fair,…read morewithout that discount the prices seemed a little high. Fun to browse for deals!

My wife found some clothes for our grandbaby. Even found the grandbaby a three wheeled toy that…read morelooks like a baby giraffe, the baby can sit on it and push it around. I found a few books and so did my wife. The people working here are super friendly. The proceeds go to Fort Bend's Women's Center....a worthy cause. Our next bag of donates are going here. The website w/hours and location: https://fbwc.org/pennywise-resale/

Why did you go back to organizing clothes by color and not size? Horrible shopping experience…read more Won't be returning.

When I step into the store, I feel welcomed. The manager always speak with a warm smile. There is…read morealso an employee named Gloria. She is so helpful, the store is huge and she gives me directions of where to find items. She informs me if upcoming sales and sometimes, I am a little confused about the colors. She's very patient and explains. This has become my #1 store.

Recently started going back to Texas Thrift after frequenting GoodWill mostly. Their prices on…read moregoods, books, furniture and toys are slightly cheaper than goodwill. Books 0.50 - $3. Toys can range $1-6. You do have to dig and look around though since it's a bit messier. I have not looked at clothes since they don't have dressing rooms. Their purse selection was massive and they seemed to restock a few times a week and switch out new donations.

I've been coming to this thrift shop for years with my mom, and it used to be one of our favorite…read moreplaces to go every week. Unfortunately lately it's become really discouraging to even come in because of the terrible customer service from one particular older employee at the front register. Every interaction with her comes with an attitude for absolutely no reason. The first time I checked out with her, I bought a piece of glassware from the 75% off rack and she refused to give me the discount even though that's where it was clearly placed. I let it go because it was only a few dollars and honestly I didn't want to deal with more attitude. Another time I was there, even another customer told her she seriously needed to work on her customer service skills because of how rude she was being to everyone. Today was probably my last time coming here. I found two tops I wanted to buy that were already tagged and out on the sales floor. One was an Anthropologie top for $6 and the other was $5. When I got to the register, the same employee started complimenting the Anthropologie top and then suddenly said she needed to "go ask something." My mom and I already knew what was happening because we come here often and have noticed certain higher-value items mysteriously disappear once employees notice the brand name. She came back and told me they "couldn't sell" me the top because it was Anthropologie -- even though it had already been priced, tagged, and placed out on the rack for customers to buy. I ended up leaving without buying anything. It's honestly sad because this place used to feel like a fun community thrift shop, but now it just feels unorganized and unfair. Between the rude customer service and employees pulling items once they realize they might be worth more online, it really feels like this place is going downhill.

I don't get to go thrifting very much, but when I do, I love a good bargain. I needed shoes for the…read moreopera and my flats weren't going to do it, so I went here not expecting to find anything in my size, but I did. They were cute slingback wedges and they were a bargain. Watch the quality. These shoes were great, but there was a construction issue (remember, these are donated). Nothing a little shoe glue couldn't fix. But at six bucks and a little bit of shoe glue for a paire that could've easily cost a hundred brand new, definitely worth it.

This place is CRAZY huge! If you're a thrifter, they have pretty much everything. Racks and racks…read moreand racks and clothing, purses, kids, toys, books on kitchen items, anything under the sun for thrift shop. I go here for children's clothes, although, I can't say that I've bought anything for myself. I love it because I always find Red Sox apparel and I've seen tons of other sports teams clothing items for pennies on the dollar. Get on their mailing list and you'll find they have half off days and all kindsof specials. I happen to be there on one of the days when they were holding a special and the parking lot was mobbed. I had to wait for a spot, and I finally got one! If you haven't been to a value Village, I say you just go look around. It's pretty fun and you never know what you are going to find.

Getting tired of the racism when shopping at these places. Why send customers coupons that you will…read morenot honor? I was sent a coupon via text because I'm in the savers club. The name was Value Village when I signed up...their name is Value World now but I never changed the name in my phone. So the cashier immediately pointed that out..that my phone said Value Village and not Value World..trying to say its two different places. Which its not...only a name change. I didn't argue...I left everything. Wasted an hour of my day trying to meet the criteria for this coupon and they didn't even honor it. I know the real reason why.

Great place to find unique items. Stay patient & you will find it. I walked the entire store before…read moreI saw it. Shortly before they closed, earrings stood behind glass case. Staff is very helpful. Plan to return soon!

I came in earlier to sell a bag of clothes and two pairs of shoes (they had their own separate…read morebag). I was quoted 20 minutes on the wait time but it ended up being over 30 minutes, which is fine except another buyer came in after me and their buy was completed before mine. I only sold one item for $8, which doesn't make any sense because I have name brand items and they are in better and cleaner condition compared to what's in store. Like I said, I probably will not do any selling or buying anytime soon because the integrity and value of this place has really gone down in the last year and a half or so. One of the items I saw on the floor today was a Lululemon workout top for $28 and the biggest problem was that it had a giant stain on it. Granted, you should wash any items you thrift, but it shouldn't be sold on the floor in a dirty condition and for $28. Crazy! Save your time, money, and/or items to sell and go elsewhere unless/until this store location shapes up again and realizes true value and integrity for its items and what's sold in store.

First of all their selection on items is pretty extensive. From plumbing to cabinets, furniture and…read moreeverything in between. And they are constantly rotating things. When I say this place is a hidden gem I'm understating it. It's a small store but trust me when I tell you that if you take your time you will find what you are looking for. And if you don't you'll find something else. And if you keep coming back you'll find things you didn't know you needed. It's clean and organized considering how small the space is. The staff you can tell it's like a family these guys are actually amazing. Please be kind and if you don't want something put it back where you got it from. There are no holds so go with your truck.

Very grateful for the work you do! We have a bunk bed and a ping pong table. Both are in great…read morecondition! We live in the Harvest green area, and we would need both of these picked up. Thank you! Joni & Jim Duke 2108234844

Family Thrift is definitely a place where you can find hidden gems, but you have to be willing to…read moreput in the time to hunt for them. The selection is huge, and I love that everything is organized by clothing type and color, which makes browsing easier than at some other thrift stores. I've come across some great finds here, although certain branded items can be priced higher than an average thrift store. I've seen Lululemon shorts selling for up to $17. The biggest downside for me is the lack of supervision when it comes to children in the store. On my most recent visit, kids were running all over the sales floor, crawling under racks and playing with toys they grabbed from the toy section. One child was even peeking under every dressing room door, and no one appeared to address the behavior. The staff is generally fine, but I wish there were more enforcement of basic store rules to help create a safer and more comfortable shopping experience for everyone. If you don't mind digging and have the patience, there are definitely great deals to be found. Just be prepared for a busy and sometimes chaotic shopping environment.

The staff here is beyond rude and unprofessional. I have been here numerous times and find…read moresomething that doesn't have a price tag and I always go up front to ask about it and they always swipe it away from Me and tell me it's "Not for sale!" So aggressively as if I'm the one that did something wrong. I then ask for a manager and they always tell me that they aren't there. These older woman that are always at the register are awful. They don't try to help or assist with anything. It's not my fault that they have things out on shelves without a price tag. You might as well just take the item since they are gonna degrade you at the register

I always like popping into this specific Goodwill location. It's always clean, not too crowded, and…read moreif you sift right - you will usually have good luck finding a purchase or two. It's a well organized and well kept store that I always enjoy shopping at. The one drawback is they don't have dressing rooms, but will accept returns on clothing within 7 days for a store credit.

I made a visit to your Goodwill at 9606 Hillcroft on 7/26/2026 and attempted to buy a blue magazine…read morerack for $3.99. When the rack was rung up by Robert911 it came out to be $7.99 . I asked to speak to the Manager and told her why she was called about the differences in the price. She took her fingers and remove the $3.99 price said this was the wrong price. I feel like the rack should have been sold to me for $3.99 and she wouldn't do it. Goodwill's are already high these days and a goodwill gesture would have to be selling it to me at the lower price. Please watch the prices at Goodwill and make sure you are being sold the right price.