If you are looking for a great place to donate furniture, clothes etc., Wayside Cross Ministries…read morehas 3 shelters in Illinois and has been helping people in need for over 90 years. The also have a Free Pickup Service for large donations as well as 25 clothing donation bins located in different Church parking lots around the Greater Chicago area. If you are looking for a great place to give your old stuff new purpose, I really can't think of a better place. I was really pleased to learn my donation helps homeless, addicted and abused men, women and children rebuild their lives. That's why I wholeheartedly recommend them. https://www.waysidecross.org/donating-goods

Really nice selection of various items and the pricing was pretty reasonable as well. Some things…read morecould have been priced lower but I found plenty of things for 50% off so it was a balance! Very clean and organized as well.

If you are looking a place to donate stuff when your moving this is not the right place…read more Horrible and the most terrible service, not friendly at all. The worker was being racist , and reject some of my stuff just because it has some little stains that can be cleaned off. He just look the minimum excuse to says no to me. I make him call his boss, and so sad, the manager defended him. I think the owner of this place should check their employees. That's is unacceptable to have racist people working on a place like this!!

I have seen first hand this foundation doing great work in the Chicagoland communities. The founder…read moreMelissa Finley is a driven woman with a purpose. They feed and clothed those who are less fortunate throughout the year, not just during the holiday season. Keep up the good work Ms. Finley!!

Helping Hands Homeless Foundation is an amazing thing to have happened to those less fortunate. The…read morefounder and volunteers work hard to ensure no individual is left behind. They always ensure the less fortunate have a nice meal and essentials especially around the holidays. This foundation cares about what they do. I have worked with them a few times and the amount of effort and love they put into each event gives each individual HOPE. They matter and they are worth it. This foundation has taught me that and I am so honored to be a helping part of a foundation that wants to make a difference.

This is my new favorite thrift shop. I can't believe the prices on clothes! There's a wide variety…read moreof modern and vintage clothing. Often in larger thrift shops, you have to sift through a ton of cheap Target or SHEIN brands, but they have a lot of good to decent labels here and the prices are really great in my opinion. The ladies who volunteer are so sweet and the money goes towards a lot of charities. It's a small thrift shop, but I like that. It's much easier to find great stuff when there aren't a billion racks of cheap clothes to dig through. I've only recently developed a love of thrifting. I don't know why it took me so long. I'm doing good for the earth and my bank account thanks me.

Cool resale shop. Not big but good prices on a number of items from housewares, clothes, and books…read more Bought a cool coffee mug for a $1.07. These people are kind and this seems like a labor of love. I will be back.

I come to this Goodwill on occasion, sometimes to donate but mostly to browse. I love sifting…read morethrough racks and thrifting for treasures. My thought process, when thrifting, is: keep your parameters broad like "holiday decor" or "brand name clothing" and manage your expectations. Some days I might not find anything at all, but other days I will find an item for $5 that retails for $40. In the past, I have purchased Boden (sweater vest) and Cloth and Stone (brand sold at Anthropologie) at a significant markdown. You really have to sift through the racks and if you have a good eye for material, cut/style, and enjoy the thrill of a hunt, include this Goodwill location as part of your thrift store expeditions. You will find me googling brands on my phone in the middle of sifting, because I am curious about brands. I'd say less of their clothing is vintage, and more of it is donations from brands I recognize at popular retailers. When you walk in, the smell of air freshener will hit you pretty hard so if you can tolerate that, you should be all set. The best finds (to me) have been in the women's clothing sections (tops specifically); less so for kids toys, dresses, bags/purses or any other section. But... it depends on the day, week, flow of the donations as to what inventory you will find on the shelves. Overall, it's always been a pleasant experience here! They have a drive-through donation drop-off at the side of their store that makes donations really convenient as well.

Great staff great options Service is great and the…read moreselections and value are descent. Really nice store

At some point savers decided that they don't need fitting rooms. When i asked about them i was…read moretold that i could return anything that doesn't fit. Ridiculous. Just stop selling clothes.

Great place to find clothing and household items. Way better prices than retail. Staff is friendly…read more Always clean and well organized.