I'm pretty disappointed to see the donation area left wide open after hours and people trashing…read morethrough donations, stomping through and the side of the building looks like a landfill. It's such a shame because people drop off, hoping their items can help generate money for a community organization that helps so many. It's not very good. Stewardship of people's donated property to let it get trashed and broken and spread out. It's hazardous and a community health issue. I have seen people rummaging through bags left on the donation deck at night and just obliterating mess left for volunteers on Monday. And there's no cleanup in the parking lot! They need to be gated and closed off after hours

Small thrift store, but I always find a purchase and walk out the door happy. Mostly focused on…read moreclothing with some household items. I'll always stop by when I have a few minutes for myself!

I used to donate my books to this same collection box in Newton but they moved. Although not as…read moreclose as before it was easy to find and plenty of space to get to it (even more than where it was before). Not sure exactly when it moved but glad I looked up where to and found it no problem without unpacking my car. Only reason not 5 stars is that it is slightly farther away from my home.

What an amazing place that carbs about the community. Was here for volunteer work and quality…read morematters when it came to separating items for donations. I like that care is put into this organization. Donations that were damaged, stained, smelled, etc were trashed. Just because people get donations doesn't mean the deserve poor quality items. I truly enjoyed volunteering here and would definitely do it again. Please donate any new or gently used goods here. It helps people who need it.

I've volunteered here 3 times in last 4 or so months and it's truly incredible. I need to sign up…read morefor more! You get grouped off to different stations (shoes, big sort, sizing, or building outfits, etc.), and by the end of the two hour shift, the staff is able to summarize everything each station completed. You can see and hear the immediate impact you're making on children at risk of clothing insecurity in the Greater Boston Area. It was super easy signing up online as a volunteer group, and I couldn't recommend it more.

Used to go to one in Brighton but it is gone, called number and found out it had been moved and was…read moredirected to this location. I have been dropping my and families used books off here..

From the owner: Bookish Corner is an art studio and school as well as an online bookstore. We are a green company…read morethat operates on a for-profit basis. Every year over three billion pounds of books go to waste. Books in good condition should not go to landfills or gather dust in the basements. When you donate to Bookish Corner, the donated books and media get refurbished and redistributed. Some of the donated materials will live a second life through our bookstore and child-literacy program, and we will recycle the rest. With your help, we will create more art and bring refurbished books to low-income homes. Donate books and media to support art!

This Goodwill has been in Davis Square for a very long time! I have been going for at least 24…read moreyears. It had has been remodeled. I remember it was a dark and dreary place years ago. Not anymore! The store is organized by color and the article of clothing. Makes shopping easy if you have a specific thing youa re looking for (ex. jean skirt) or by color but I find it better to organize by size. There were a few interesting finds on the floor such as Ugg boots, Hunter boots, name brand clothing. Stocked stoor! Clean. Lots of employees working to keep up with the commotion. Downstairs has home goods, toys, etc... I think maybe they art shouldn't be near the toys (see my photo.) But that's just my opinion. I can share I thought it was the best Good will that I have been to for: 1. displaying books 2. wall art (a lot of self painted canvases) I left with a cute little picture of a ghost on a swing. It was $7.99 which I did think was a little high but I just liked it so much I couldn't resist.

It's a Goodwill, which means you walk in with low expectations and somehow they still manage to…read moresurprise you. There's a ton of stuff. Clothes from every era, furniture that looks like it's been through a custody battle, and shelves packed with random objects that make you wonder who owned them and what went wrong. Variety? Absolutely. Purpose? Debatable. This location does seem a little too proud of some of its merchandise. A few price tags had me doing a double take, like... relax. This is still donated stuff. We're not at Sotheby's. It's an indoor yard sale with fluorescent lighting -- let's keep the pricing humble. Organization is loose at best. Racks are packed, shelves are chaotic, and finding anything specific feels less like shopping and more like rummaging through someone's basement while they're watching you. But honestly, that's kind of the deal. If it were tidy, it wouldn't feel authentic. It'd just feel wrong. You might find something great. You might leave with nothing but dust on your hands and questions about humanity. Either way, three stars feels fair.

Going to agree with most of the comments: 1. Little crowded…read morewith items. Could do with a reorganization 2. A little pricey but it's for a great project 3. Might be personal preference but I wish the clothes were organized by size and not color 4. Wish there was a separate door for donating items instead of walking into the store to the front counter Overall, will be coming back!

Reduce the prices and you'll get 5 stars!!…read more This place is amazing with lots of things to look through. The mission is great. But the prices are clearly bogging down their sales. They do have regular discount days but that would require multiple visits to get the thing you spot on the discount day for that grouping. Interesting variety of items in many categories. I hope someone can convince the managers to get sales moving. They have a lot of inventory, which is a good thing and could be making more money for their cause. If they just put the thrift back into their thrift store this could be one of the best of its kind in the area!

I had an excellent experience with ReSupply today. I scheduled them for a pickup to donate a chest…read moreof drawers, long dresser, two night stands and a recliner. They texted me in the morning with a smaller window of arrival time for the afternoon pickup and then again when they were 20 minutes away. This was very helpful so I didn't have to spend all afternoon waiting for them to come. The two gentlemen that arrived on time were professional, friendly and very careful removing heavy furniture. The cost came in right around the estimate that was given. Overall it was a very good experience and I highly recommend using ReSupply.

ReSupply was confirmed to come today from 8AM - noon. My husband and I took off to oversee that…read morethe many furniture items of my late father's were picked up and hauled away for the price of $450. Noon came and went without notification that a driver was assigned so I called, texted, and emailed. I called again and was transferred to a support specialist named Roberto E. Roberto informed me that the driver in my area didn't have time for my pickup, however, I was never notified. I told Roberto that my husband and I took the day off for this project and needed these items picked up by end of day. He said he would contact the driver to see if he could fit us in this afternoon. Roberto then called and emailed back later that the driver "might" be able to do it tomorrow. Might? What if I take another day off, and they can't? Should I take the whole week off? This is already costing me $450, now my PTO, too? I work in healthcare, I can't work from home. I made a reservation, I paid a deposit, and I had a confirmation. Why is this happening? Is this a scam? It's not acceptable to string me along and expect me to take days and days off work for drivers that may or may not show up. Don't bother calling either. Zero customer service, no one wants to help, and no one cares!