My Mom Passed away in February and I donated her blouses, shoes, LL Bean…read more jackets and Xmas items hoping they can get more use - Some of the clothes are only worn a few times - Easy to get to and you park near the Donation door and inside is 2 bins one for clothing and one for other items - The Young Man that assisted me was helpful & kind and he even worked the 4th of July - Overall helpful experience the only thing was they did not take hangers but not a big deal - I was Glad to donate items that can be reused !! Thank You Goodwill !!!

Planned to donate 3 brand-new pairs of expensive footwear. They require them to be in boxes. Guess…read morethey are going to be trashed, upsetting.

This is a great thrift store! Stuff moves quickly here, and their prices are good. The woman who…read moreworks the register is super friendly and helpful. Great spot for furniture and knick knacks!

I was very disappointed with their pickup service. Very unprofessional. They need to stop using…read morevolunteers and pay people to do this work. The two people they sent to my house this last time looked like were in no shape to lift anything--including the relatively new queen size mattress and box spring I was willing to donate. Then, they wanted me to sign a waiver stating if they broke stuff in my home...I would just have to eat it. Luckily for me, I ended up giving the bed set to a neighbor who was extremely appreciative. I'm done with these Habitat pick up service. They make it so hard to give them good stuff.

Im a huge fan of Habitat for Humanity , their mission and their RESTORES ! This was my first trip…read moreto their Clayton store - donated and shopped on this trip . Great experience on both ends ! Ill return soon with more stuff that another shopper can enjoy .

Sylvia not good at getting back with supporters. Had a house full of furniture to donate. She said…read moreto send pictures and she would respond immediately on 6/20. Today is 7/8 and she never responded. Not the first time. Moved on.

Wonderful organization- does so much for the community- Helps both young and old. Gives people…read morehope, food, warm clothes and a smile. Needs volunteers- and funds for staffing for pick up and delivery trucks, etc. Organization has a positive impact on people from all walks of life!

This place appears to be a small store amongst a few others located on the side of the strip…read moremall...but don't let the outside fool you! This place is full of hidden gems if your a thrifter looking for something unique, affordable, special, or maybe just downright hilarious you may just find it here! It's loaded with various clothes and shoes for all ages and sizes, household items, books, and Christmas/seasonal items as well! The person who heads up the store is fabulous, and so kind! All the staff members were very helpful, and want to see you leave with exactly what your looking for. When you enjoy talking to the staff just as much as you enjoyed the actual shopping experience, you have found a truly special combo! I am so grateful we had the privilege of supporting a local non-profit that helps those in need! It is a great place to shop for the holidays or for any day of the week really! Thanks for all you all do to show love and kindness in your community Dream Coats!!!

Terrible, negative attitude from Helen. She is a very bitter, miserable old lady that has zero…read morecompassion, respect, or courtesy for her fellow man. She needs to learn more from her partner Sheila who is the polar opposite and is pleasant, courteous and helpful. Helen needs to learn customer service or get out of it! If you go here, ask for Sheila and avoid Helen at all cost. The shop is small but packed full of clothing. A little pricy but they do serve familys in need. It's a real shame if a needy family has to suffer through Helen's bad attitude to get assistance.

I was first introduced to Note in the Pocket by Activate Good when they arranged a volunteering…read moreopportunity. Note in the Pocket provides clothing to children and their families from socks to shoes to underwear to pants to tops to jackets. A school social worker puts in a request and Note in the Pocket takes care of the rest and delivers the clothing to the school. Note in the Pocket takes donations of gently used clothing. These are then sorted, processed to make sure the clothing meets the quality for these students. They even have an Amazon wishlist. For the last ten years there has been a Socks & Undies 5K Fun Run (or walk). They want to clothe 10,000 children in 2023. There is a virtual run for those that cannot go in person. Note in the Pocket has been a rewarding place to volunteer and donate as they are doing good one child at a time.

They seek to clothe children and families, treating them with dignity and respect. They are always…read morelooking for volunteers and have advised most volunteers enjoy their experiences there. That wasn't my experience almost two years ago, but they've have assured me changes have been made and that's good enough for me.

I became a feed sponsor back in December as a Christmas gift to my mom, who always says "I've…read morealways wanted a pony!" This seemed like a great way to help care for a pony while giving my mom the opportunity to visit if desired. While in town visiting from California, I thought it would be fun to bring my mom out to visit. While she may not have enjoyed herself as much as I had expected (I'll blame her age and recent surgery), I had a blast and was not disappointed. Alex was engaging and kind, and was clearly very passionate about all the animals in her care. She was excited to share about all of the animals, not just the one we sponsor, and I was just as excited to learn some of their stories and see the care that goes into each animal. Alex even gave us the opportunity to brush Blaze and share some treats, and it made for some great memories with my mom and sister. Alex, thank you for taking the time out of your Saturday to show us around and make our visit a memorable experience. It was such a pleasure to meet you, Blaze, and the other animals. Please know that we all very much enjoyed ourselves. :) You clearly care so deeply about each of the animals, and it was wonderful to see your work (and our donations) in action.

Looking for a way to give back to the community and love animals? Then look no further than…read morePasture Pals Equine Rescue! No horse experience? They'll teach you everything you need to know to be safe around their horses. As a recognized horse rescue non-profit org, Pasture Pals works tirelessly to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome horses of all sizes...from minis to draft horses...donkeys to mules. Don't be surprised if you see goats or pigs! Pasture Pals hearts are too big to say no to animals in need! Visit Pasture Pals during one of their Pony Rides events and know you're supporting an incredible organization. Appointments are required, so visit their Facebook page or website for schedule a tour or find out when/where their next event is scheduled. www. pasturepalser.com