This used to be a fun place to shop for things at affordable prices. But lately, prices keep…read moregoing up to where it's not worth the drive to shop there anymore. And there are some rude people working there. Also, making customers put their purchase in their car before being allowed to go into the clearance side is absolutely ridiculous. Are you afraid someone is going to steal something? There's nothing on that side worth stealing. And it doesn't matter if the weather is bad. Customers still have to take their purchase to their car. ABSURD!

This place has become outrageous in prices. Many items can be purchased from Dollar Stores much…read morecheaper. (Exact items) You used to get a lot of really nice pieces of furniture, collectibles, purses, and household items really reasonable. See lots of people donating, but don't see much of it ever hit the floor. They used to put items out all day long and now maybe twice a day. So where is everything going? This place was also to help the people in our community who are in need. That's the point....right? I don't know how they can afford it. Selling items up to $12 and $15, on the junk side. Sad part is if you were to have a garage sale, you could sell it cheaper than that, but no one would buy it. They'd buy it from here, just because it's sitting in a store. They would claim it's the economy. Just an excuse...someone's filling their pocket.

The famous Ladies of Charity Thrift Sale did not disappoint! Great quality and great prices! Those…read moreladies work so hard! I didn't look at the designer clothing but found quality items from J Jill, chicos & Coldwater Creek.

Love this store it is a help for me and my family and you can donate too. It's clean and smells…read moregood organized store I recommend this store

The best part about my experience at the Goodwill on East Brainerd Rd. today was the cashier. She…read morewas kind and talkative during my transaction. The reason for the two stars overall review has to do with the store appearance, cleanliness, organization, and ease at looking at items to purchase without breaking something. The back half of the store with home goods, pictures, seasonal, appliances and decorative items was a nightmare and an accident waiting to happen. This is a management problem. The other Goodwill stores are not like this one (ex. Goodwill Hwy.58)

Customer service. The last time I was in there and actually purchased something, the person at the…read morecheckout was very rude.

Laura was SO helpful getting our group registered and showing us around. Chris was also greatly…read morehelpful explaining our assignment and helping us with any questions. Great experience for the group of students I took there to volunteer!

This community area food bank is needs-based that depends on strict parameters established by…read moreUnited Way. Even if you do not think you qualify, it's always good to check. You can check by calling 211 (United Way), or direct at 423.265.8000. They do a good job in providing basics, but you don't get to choose and you get what you get. Our voucher included lots of canned vegetables (some smashed beyond usable), a gallon of 1% milk (expires 4.11.20), a 10 pound bag of potatoes, a small jar of Jif peanut butter and a large bag of yellow onions, plus some odd items like jarred marinated artichokes and a huge cottage cheese that expired 4.8.20. We picked up this food on 4.9.20, so I highly caution you to check your expiration dates before you eat anything. I do feel as though I shouldn't complain at all because United Way is providing this food free of any cost. That being said, it's far from what I would buy for my family had they put the money directly in my hands. We did receive some strange items, such as a "discontinued" and expired-a-month-ago Wal-Mart item of 'blue fondant' and a set of decorating tips (without bags) :P. Just for the heck of it, I opened the fondant and it was harder than play-doh. I looked further and tossed 90% of expired food. :/ I would like to see them provide some fresh items with the canned foods and less snack-type 'Little Debbie' items. I get the Little Debbie though, as their manufacturing plant is located here in Tennessee. Even those items were expired a month ago. Some off-name granola bars expired this past January. I really was disappointed not to receive fresh fruits and vegetables. Oranges, lettuce, celery and garlic all would have been more appreciated than a sugary children's cereal and snacks. Maybe even a few fruit snack packs that don't require refrigeration and a loaf of bread would have been better choices than some that they picked. All the workers and volunteers wore masks and gloves and practiced social distancing amid our current coronavirus status and they also were very polite and respectful. They even loaded the food into my vehicle. But they do not allow anyone to come inside and I glimpsed a refrigerator full of fresh produce and stacks of bread. You do know you can freeze bread, right?

One day I stumbled across this rescue while I was searching for someone to donate to. I saw Lindsey…read moreright in the middle of trying to catch a dog who had been abandoned in a junk yard. She came back, night after night, trying to woo him into a trap to get him safe and much needed medical care. Right then, I knew that this person was special. She is an advocate for the voiceless and forgotten. She has so much tenacity and dedication and she makes me want to be a better person. Please support this rescue if you can. Best friends and hens is proof that you can be a small rescue and have a HUGE impact on the lives of animals.

Excellent staff dogs are sweet. So glad I adopted my sweet girl. Excellent quality. Value is just…read moreright.

They go to the very end to provide quality food,clothing and proper assistance to obtain housing…read morefor those who need help with finding a place to live .

This is a place built about those who can, helping those who need help. They accept clothing and…read morefood donations year round. They take those items and set up two building to help those in need. From homeless people to families finding it hard to clothe and feed themselves, they come and get help. Very easy process to come in and get registered then you have a schedule to come in for food and other clothing or household items like blankets. Food bank gets donations from everyone, individuals, churches, businesses and the same for the many volunteers who help here. Food bank is open Tuesday-Friday's. They have homeless boxes of food for those without the ability to cook. Then others get 17lb of food to start, plus other items like bread, milk, coffee, drinks when they have those items in stock. If you know of someone in the community who is struggling, let them know there are places to help. Very rewarding to come in and volunteer here or just stop in and donate your old coat, good socks, food.