My first impression upon walking in...this is a thrift store?! It didn't smell like industrial…read morecleaner or a musty basement. It was clean and nicely organized too. Items were priced reasonably compared to Savers and Goodwill. Books were $0.75-$2, men's t-shirts $2-3, and men's dress shirts $6-8. Your money could go a long way here! Budget Tip: fill out the survey on the receipt and get 15% off your next clothing purchase. 10/10 would recommend!

Walking into this thrift shop feels like you accidentally wandered into a department store--Kohl's…read moreenergy, but with prices that actually make sense. The racks are labeled, the clothes are color-coded, and for the most part, everything is super organized (minus a slightly chaotic home goods section, but honestly... that's part of the treasure hunt). I'm not even going to lie--I felt a little overwhelmed at first because there's so much to look at. You can absolutely get lost in here, so give yourself time. They've got separate dressing rooms for men and women, and the restroom? Spotless. Like, exceptionally clean--with a baby changing station too. We love to see it. Now let's talk about what really sets this place apart: there is zero thrift store smell. None. No mustiness, no funky mystery scent, no "digging through old clothes" vibe. It's cool, comfortable, and actually enjoyable to shop in. You feel like you're in a regular retail store... just scoring insane deals. Prices? Don't even get me started. I grabbed three items for $21. Shirts were around $4, jackets about $10, and yes--they even have wedding dresses (I saw one for $95!). Like... be serious. The store itself is clean, the floors looked well-maintained, and it's clearly family-friendly--I saw kids just casually walking around, living their best lives. Honestly, I'm a little put off that we don't have this chain in my state because this place is a whole experience. If you love thrifting but hate the chaos and the smell, this is your spot. AND, a major plus is "Whenever you donate or shop at a Deseret Industries location, you are contributing to our mission by helping individuals access resources that will help them succeed in future jobs" (https://www.deseretindustries.org).

Excellent customer service in the donation center. Staff is friendly and they will help gather…read moredonations from your car, which I can appreciate on a hot day! Donating here benefits local charities and nonprofits such as Big Brothers, Big Sisters.

There are numerous donation companies that take a large percentage for their bottom line…read more We use this location because of its Charitable Beneficiaries who receive a very high percentage benefiting the Charity not the donation centers bottom line.

Thanks Brick Recycler! Our Cub Scout Pack needed a ton of Lego bricks to complete a few adventure…read morerequirements. A quick email to Brick Recycler resulted in 20lbs!!! of Lego bricks arriving shortly thereafter. Multiple dens were able to complete their requirements. It's awesome that a company like Brick Recycler exists and gives back to communities across the country.

I have sent numerous boxes of LEGO to these guys for recycling. I really appreciate being able to…read moresend sets somewhere that distributes them to such good causes.

Hey goodwill, you're great and all. But how about we be better about where we put our stickers…read moresince they are impossible to remove! This is not the place for a sicker, maybe, I don't know, the back might be a better location!? Thanks!

So many brand new items and great staff. Huge selection of Christmas decorations and books.read more

I had a bad experience with this organization. The food was always passed the expiration date and…read moretheir volunteers are con artists. Donations were always withheld from the people who really needed it.

whenever I would give money to someone else who needed it, I would sometimes get told, "why are you…read moregiving them your money?" i always say "Eventually we will all struggle someday". Sadly I think I'm starting to sink in that hole. I am so happy to have reached Erik S the first time I called. I feel like I don't have to worry for food until my next paycheck. I believe in karma and I know good karma will come their way! :) thank you guys! For giving me that little aspiration we sometimes need - Daisy N

I wanted to donate a vehicle and kars for kids made it super easy. They were quick, showed up on…read moretime to pick up the truck and very courteous. They provided the tax receipt as promised and everything went smoothly.

Quick easy way to donate an uneeded car and help kids in the process.read more

I enjoy going to this goodwill! I do feel that the books are well organized (especially the…read morechildren's books) and the toys/puzzles/stuffed animals section is also well-kept and maintained. The home goods section is a little messy at times, but overall this is a good Goodwill. The staff are always friendly, too.

Misfire on the fire on the hire with Tyler, the manager. He is awful. Horrible attitude, horrible…read moremanagement, and horrible morals. Total corporate robot who refused to talk to me like a human being. Me and my friend went to this location and were approached by an older man who we immediately got the sense was creepy. He'd made a comment towards us that rubbed us wrong, and after the interaction, another young girl came up to us saying he'd just done the same thing to her. As we went to the check-out, we noticed him engaging with other young girls who looked visibly uncomfortable. He continued to look around, made eye contact with me, and approached us again. He lingered near us and me and my friend were so scared that we ran to the car. As me and my friend left, we still felt unsettled and decided to call the location to give them a warning that there was an old man walking around acting creepily towards young girls. The woman who answered the phone immediately understood who we were talking about and handed the phone to the manager. She was great. Now this man, named Tyler, apparently, acted terribly. We explained the situation to him, and he merely repeated there was nothing he could do. To say there was nothing he could do, when there very much was something he could do, felt incredibly irresponsible as a manager, as well as a human being who SHOULD feel a sense of concern for younger girls. We stated we didn't wish for any drastic decision, but the store should simply keep a preventative eye on the older man to ensure the safety of the customers. We repeated this many times, only to be met with shameless attitude and carelessness. Bored, mumbling nonsense came from this man's mouth. He kept citing that under corporate policy, he couldn't do anything, which doesn't seem true. Once again, talked to me like a corporate robot rather than a human being who is simply concerned for their customer. I will NEVER return to this establishment knowing it could put my life in danger and they would do nothing about it.