I went to this location after I found out my X-bf donated stuff here that was mine. Unfortunately,…read moreI wasn't able to find it but the staff were very nice and insightful. The store itself was very clean, but not very easily organized. I'd still go back as they had good selections on artwork.

Not the best Goodwill that I've been to but it serves its purpose…read more This store has the usual things you find at most Goodwill's: clothing, shoes, lots of knick knacks, household items, kitchen supplies, some decent books, lots of CDs that no one wants - all for a more expensive price than you will pay at a regular thrift store. I would have been much happier with my visit today if I could have tried out a lamp they were selling for $8. It was a decent used heavy-bottom adjustable swing arm lamp that could be rotated and turned into many positions. I planned to use it for reading sheet music and books. It was probably worth about $25 to $30 brand new, so I would have purchased it if I could have plugged it in and try it out. I couldn't find a receptacle anywhere in this place, everything is covered with wall plates. When I asked an associate for help he informed me that 'they test all appliances before they are tagged to ensure they work before putting them on the shelves. If you want to test the lamp out you need to purchase it and try the lamp at home. If it doesn't work then to bring it back to exchange it with another one or something of equal value.' What the hell is that?? So basically if it doesn't work, I'm basically stuck with the lamp because there no other one here like it or anything else in the store that I actually want equaling $8. After that encounter, I basically said the heck with this place, I'm out. One other observation of the store before signing off, it is a bit messy when compared to other Goodwill's I have been to recently. Especially where the kitchen supplies, household items, and knick knacks are. Everything is just kind of thrown in there together. I might give them a chance if I happen to be in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here.

They are very helpful and very nice!!! They help you with most anything that they can! They do…read morerespond very quickly!

Amazing donation center and store. The people could not have been more kind. And the funds stay in…read moreour community which is great.

I volunteered for the 'Disney Give a Day, Get a Day' program, and painted a house with Hands On…read moreOrlando. I used to volunteer a lot, then got out of it as I got older, and was happy to have volunteering put in the forefront of the news with Disney. I knew the volume of people signing up for events, and was pleasantly surprised when I painted a house with Hands On Orlando. The day consisted of painting four houses, with 100 volunteer expected. The HOO coordinator was very organized, arrived early and was very friendly. There was a HOO coordinator for each house, and one who monitored the whole project. They were very clear in their directions, and made a very humid day painting a house in not a great neighbor hood a great experience. Being an annual passholder for Disney, I wasn't worried about the processing time for the receipt of the Disney voucher, and yet it was in my email by Tuesday. Its kind of sad, the coordinator said that the month before, for the same event they had only twenty volunteers, and now all their events are full. While we appreciate all the Disney is doing to help communities, I sure wish more people would volunteer without having to be bribed, and I can't wait til we do it again!

Amazing organization! I love the Hands On network!…read more When I lived in Nashville, I frequently volunteered with Hands on Nashville to sort and create bags of groceries for those in the area living with AIDS. I was also a captain for Hands on Nashville Day, where we painted and spruced up a local high school, and even helped out at the animal shelter a few times. When I moved back to O-town I was super excited to find a local Hands On chapter. There is truly something for everyone here. Whether you like to work with your hands and get dirty, or just sit and hang out with some at-risk kids, or play with the puppies and kitties at the local shelter, Hands on Orlando has a huge network of opportunities, linking you with others who share your passions and organizations that run on the support of volunteers. To sing up, they keep things super simple. Log on to www.handsonorlando.com, create an account, then click on the calendar, and click on the event you wish to volunteer for. A quick sign up and print off of the waiver (or your coordinator can give you one at the time of the event), and you are good to go! The volunteer coordinators are super fun and work well with the organizations to ensure a smooth-flowing but fun volunteer experience. Since I've been back in Orlando, I have had the pleasure of volunteering with Coalition for the Homeless, Clean the World, and even the City of Casselberry through Hands on Orlando. This is a great way to get to know all the awesome local groups that take care of our community. I encourage everyone to find at least one Saturday morning a month to give back in 2015!

This amazing, quaint gift shop offers local art and handmade/crafted items. There is something for…read moreeveryone. One can purchase items for a few dollars to over a $100. Beautiful, one of a kind items.

The Roost is a gift shop for local art and handmade goods. It is a project of The Townhouse…read moreCommunity Fund owned by the nearby Townhouse Restaurant. There was a great selection here of art, crafts and jewelry. Shop local!

Sign up to volunteer with a group or as an individual. Today in less than 3 hours my women's…read morehistory month group was able to package 13,000lbs of food which will impact over 11,000 people next week. The staff and volunteers are amazing, the work they do is needed and the systems they have in place makes it simple and easy to make a difference!

Went for an event here today and couldn't have been more impressed. Ian showed us the facility and…read moreexplained the breadth of 2nd harvests' outreach. As a group us yelpers relabeled and organized 4 pallets of cereal. It was a well organized and impressive undertaking. I am so excited to Geri evolved with this great organization. 10/10 go on their website and sign up to help out, and if you don't have time to donate consider giving financally. Every little bit helps. You will be glad you took the opportunity to give back to your local community in a truly meaningful way

I want to sincerely thank the Coalition of the Homeless for assisting me with my security deposit…read moreso that I could move into my new place. Their support made it possible for me and my family to get off the streets and into a safe, comfortable home. I also would like to give a very special thanks to Ms. Mallory Graham in the Intake department she was kind, professional, and worked quickly to process everything to get my check ready for the landlord. Because of her help, I was able to move in without delay. This program truly changes lives, and I am so grateful for the assistance I received.

I just returned from the Coalition of the Homeless and am still quite numb from the experience. I…read moreread this morning of the fire and their need for warm mens clothing. My husband of 46 years just passed a week ago today. I put together 4 large bags of sweaters, long sleeved shirts, sweatshirts, pants, scarves, gloves, hats, shoes and over 50 pairs of socks, all clean and in excellent condition. I was informed at the Gate that they only accept new clothing. This is the first day since my husband's death that I was really able to focus on something other than my grief. Sadly, that buzz ended at your gate. I drove to Salvation Army and left my donations for which they were happy and grateful to accept.

First time I've ever been in here. They have a little bit of everything furniture housewares and…read moreclothes. Clothes for women, men children, babies, pregnant women and plus size. They have it organize pretty nicely but not by size. . I didn't find anything today and I forgot to check to see if they had a area where you could try on the clothes. On the sign it says no returns. Bummer. The prices here are kind of like the Goodwill. Women's Clothes range from $6 to $8. They don't have a color code deal for the day you only get 25% off on Wednesdays. Pretty big parking lot. Friendly staff. Clean, no smells. I will stop in here again one day if I'm in this area.

Just found the blazer of my DREAMS & holographic heels to pair! This place is a bit dirty but who…read morecares... that's what makes this place great. It's not a thrift store if it doesn't smell like mildew, cigarettes, and old spice. Great staff, cool people, just love all the vibes this place is giving!!

This is a rescue with zero workers. I completed an application three days ago and it took three…read moredays for me to receive a text back, only to tell me that me adopting the kitten that i wanted was not convenient for the foster parent. If you want to adopt out pets, MAKE YOURSELF AVAILABLE, otherwise don't bother having this site. I believe this is just a way to harvest people's information. Otherwise, they would have a dedicated person who is actually interested in finding homes for pets.

Fair pricing for a necessary procedure. Easy scheduling, just a bit of a wait to get on the calendarread more

Joanne has proven she does not care about her clients or their pets! I sent her a link to my…read moregofundme account to get a new service dog. $1500 for Bob $2000 for training and then $5000 for vet bills after they dropped him on his head causing a concussion that resulted in seizures and his eventual extremely painful death! Once again DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY THEY DONT CARE!

My kids have a heart to help the community and unfortunately, we missed the cutoff to fill shoe…read moreboxes for Operation Christmas Child, I just had to find something else we could participate in! I visited Feeding Children Everywhere's site, and saw an event at their headquarters in Longwood. I easily signed up my family of four for a one hour slot this past Saturday morning. We arrived a few minutes before our designated time. We were greeted at the door and immediately provided a hairnet. We killed a few minutes by looking at the merchandise available at the front. After a short briefing, we were divided up and sent to a table. We were given simple tasks and trained quickly. The meal we were assigned to put together was Hamburger Hero. It consisted of pasta noodles, vegetables and a special seasoning. I love that this is a volunteer opportunity the whole family can participate in. Kids get to scoop, pour, fill bags through a funnel... my boys both were in charge of weighing the bags after they were filled. They either had to add food, or remove it depending on what the scale said. They had a blast! The fun part was that their was Christmas music blasting and a friendly competition of who could fill up the most boxes. Each time a box was filled, we would ring a bell and the whole room would cheer. So much fun! We felt good that we did at least a SMALL part of helping fight hunger. Please do the same and sign up when you can.

I had the opportunity to volunteer with a wonderful non-profit organization that works to create a…read morehunger free world. We started with placing hair nets on, taking our jewelry off then cleaning our hands and those handling food placed on gloves. We assembled meals which included chicken flavored seasoning, carrots, lentils and pasta. This day we prepared over 2,000 meals. We worked in groups following the instructions of measuring the food portions and placing the food in separate serving bags. The staff was friendly and helpful. They can around often to see if we needed anything or had any questions. This organization also has an international focus working to help areas with extreme poverty towards self sustainability. Locally tbeir efforts work to support children, veterans and seniors with meals. Donations can be made or by purchasing t shirts, cups or other items. There was a lot of energy and positive reinforcement during our volunteer hour. Other opportunities are available like internships or participating with other programs. We are looking forward to participating again.