Staff is always friendly and the store is always clean. They make a noticeable effort and it is…read moreappreciated. (Some thrifts are a hot mess but not this one!) Easy drop off area, plenty of parking, organized items. I only wish they had more art and books!

The prices is not as low as they used to be, but they are still items that you can find that are…read moreexcellent and the service is great. The people are friendly and you can find a lot of good things have take time and look.

I had an entertainment bar that I'd been trying to give away for months now to no avail, finally…read moredecided to have it hauled away. This is my second time íes it their services. They were considerate of my time letting me know when they were on their way and were efficient and friendly upon arrival. I will def use them in the future.

Fast! Great customer service and more importantly reliable! I've used this company several times…read moreand they've made my life that much easier. I had a party and they came and took all The junk and trash I needed out. Whenever I have junk that J want removed, they are my go to! Great job guys!

I had a very good experience dealing with Veteran Car Donations. The process was easy from my…read moreinitial phone call to picking up the car. Their team was professional and helpful. They handled all the paperwork including the towing. I liked that I was helping out our veterans so using this company felt rewarding that I was doing a good thing for our military vets. I did get a tax deduction receipt. I highly recommend Veteran Car Donations if you are looking for someone to help you get rid of your car and do some good as well. I give them 2 thumbs up.

We just adopted a dog through AHOTO. Everyone on the organization that we interacted with was kind,…read moreprofessional, responsive, and very knowledgeable. We highly recommend them!

I adopted my cat through AHOTO. They asked me to foster and it was obviously a fail. The…read morecommunications and support were great. Natalie is very attentive to all their cats and kittens and super helpful with adoption. She knows which cat to pair which human with, and is always spot on. I would 100% always adopt from them.

While on Joint Base Andrews my day consisted of me being in this building. What a mix of uses that…read morehappens in just one building. It is hard to describe what exactly this place is, but I'll give it a go. When you first walk in the front doors, you think you are entering a library, you are, kind of, that is upstairs and open certain hours. Once you get inside the main space, you feel like you have entered a community center or maybe a college student center. A quick look to the left it makes you think that you have ended up at a rest stop along the highway, or maybe a visitor center. With all the brochures for 'nearby' sights. I stress nearby because there were brochures for places as far away as Gettysburg. I'm not going to lie, I picked up a few brochures myself. As you move further into the space it feels almost like a concession stand and/or a breakroom. There are vending machines, arcade games and outdoor seating. Inside there is also a playground (currently closed for upgrades) and a tech lab. The big draw here is the ballroom. This space can be used for a multitude of things and is connected to other areas. Big enough for a special night, training, or informational gathering. With all this place has to offer, I'm surprised it wasn't in better use the day I was here. The library gets the most use in my opinion.

Community Commins is like the club but on a smaller scale. There's a whole wall of useful…read moreinformation & pamphlets for things to do on the area whether golfing, aquariums, parks or events. A huge patio with outdoor seating is also available.More recently, they added a room with High tech computers, 3D printers and some other tech. It's also decked out with comfy chairs. There's two big ball rooms that can be split into smaller rooms. These are usually held for events like training seminars, meetings or even small get together a. Upstairs is the library. A little outdated but they manage, having game console discs available as well as a computer lab & Rosetta Stone free for military! The cafe is no longer there and i haven't heard word if there will be a new one but there are vending machines.

This review is based on my online experience of winning an auction item on shopgoodwill.com that…read morecame from the Goodwill of Greater Washington, in Forestville, MD 20747. I indirectly got the idea of reviewing items that I purchased online from my fellow Yelper and Yelp mentor, Britt Z., as well as one of my newest fellow Yelper friends, Edwin C. of Chicago, IL., who posted a tip for Jimmy John's that he posted to every chain of the franchise, or so it seemed to me. Thank you to both Britt Z. & Edwin C. for teaching and showing me what is possible to do on Yelp. I have been a little frustrated since COVID-19, as I am not going to many places and have definitely cut back on my activity and reviews. Now, I have a whole new way to Yelp, and I cannot wait to get this party started again. I have been an avid shopgoodwill.com shopper for the last 6 years. Word to the wise, Goodwill posts the best of what they have online. The quality of the items available online greatly exceeds what is available in their stores. This is true of every Goodwill store. I have actually bought just about everything you can image from them online. Pottery, including high end artisan made pottery (one of many things I am passionate about collecting), jewelry, clothing, artwork, sculptures, uncommon collectible plates (although they sell the common ones as well), shoes, and assorted home decor. I could go on and on here. They even auction off cars! I actually decorated my entire apartment buying stuff from here. The prices really ranges, and I should stress that most of what I purchase are auctioned items. There are opportunities at times to purchase items for a "buy now" price that is higher than the auction amount, and I have done that too, but rarely. I like the auction process myself, and I am quite good at it, even if I have to say so myself. Wink, wink! Just keep in mind that before bidding, you should check out the estimated shipping and handling costs. These can really vary, and this is especially true if the item is oversized and/or heavy. That said, there are also items that are pick up at the actual location as well. This is not happening as much during the COVID pandemic and many stores (depending on the state, etc.) are not allowing anyone to enter them currently. I have paid more in shipping than I have for an item, but again, that is a very rare scenario. Also, keep in mind, these are items you are acquiring from a thrift store chain, and will likely require cleaning. It has been my consistent experience that as good as things look online in the pictures, that they look dramatically better when they show up. One caveat, to that remark, is that fragile items sometimes do not survive shipping. However, you can contact a customer service via their website and have your money refunded in full. Only once in all my years of shipping on shopgoodwill.com did one Goodwill store not refund my shipping costs. And yes, I was miffed. But now, I know to check out that policy for each individual Goodwill store. Lesson learned, Now to get to what I bought directly from this particular Goodwill store. I bought a dicrotic glass American Indian Raven brooch/pendent that I received today that is knock your sock off gorgeous in my opinion. I am afraid my picture does not do it any justice but, I will attempt to take a better photograph of it. The colors are incredibly luminous which is a large part of what I love about dicrotic glass items. It is made by Essential Glass Works and sold at the Essential Art Gallery & Fine Gifts of Moscow, Idaho. I paid $9 for the item and another $9 for shipping and handling. I can tell you from countless years of high end craft show attendance and browsing that dicrotic glass is extremely expensive. Being obsessed with American Indian culture and mythology, this was a no brainer for me. I am going to wear it both as a pin and pendent and enjoy it for many years to come. If you have not been a thrift shop shopper, now is a good time to dive in. These are financially hard times for most of us. Unfortunately.

Hit or miss when shopping at Goodwill. Sometimes the stuff is a bargain all the times you're just…read morebuying other peoples trash.