Prices are outrageous! I was in there this morning and left without buying a thing. They had a…read morefaded, broken small patriotic hat figurine for $5.99. It should have been thrown away or sold for .99 at the most. There were small clear glass pieces that looked like toothpick holders for $2.99 and $3.99 and at most thrift stores would have been .99 as well. This stuff is donated and they are trying to sell at antique store prices.

Overpriced, empty shelves. Can hardly find anything less than $2. Why are scraps of linen $5? Why…read moreare baby clothes priced the same range as adult clothes? Don't donate here, don't shop here.

I am retired and was getting bored not having something to do on a regular basis. A friend…read moresuggested that I volunteer at the East Texas Food Bank. I decided to give it a try and found it to be such a positive and pleasant experience that I have been back every day since starting. The people there are wonderful, friendly and helpful. The really big bonus is the way that I feel in giving back to the community and helping kids get some good nutrition in the process. The folks who work there have actually begun to feel more like family than anything. Do yourself a favor and volunteer. You will Enriched by the experience!

Me and the family we volunteered and work Saturday to help and everybody was wonderful and great…read moreexperience

Not much employee visibility. No customer greetings. Nothing stood out from other non super store…read more goodwills I have visited. Cleanliness was decent and found some hidden gems after minutes of digging through items. Really appreciated the big parking lot and easy access.

I ABSOLUTELY love this Goodwill location. I have become a regular customer at this store, that when…read moreI don't come in one day to shop, the entire staff notices. The staff here is AMAZING, especially the young lady named Tara. She (Tara) always has a smile on her face and does not hesitate to go out of her way to help the customers. Tara is the best!!! Tara is definitely a keeper, she really understands what it takes to deliver excellent customer service.

One of those parks in Tyler that has so much history and story behind it that it is really so…read moremesmerizing. Made to honor children lost, there are tributes to children through trees, animal statues, and more. It's a very tranquil place and really stunning. It's always so moving to see how many people donated and contributed to make it a reality. Always worth a visit while in Tyler. RIYL: Big ole bear statues

This little park is small but MIGHTY. Serene, very well kept and cute little spots all around:…read morebenches for sitting, cute animal themed play areas and an outdoor xylophone for the kids to jam away. There are small bridges you can cross and a few waterfalls that seemed to be out of commission for the moment, but it didn't matter. The place is still lovely. Parts of the park were dedicated to people who've passed away...such a sweet tribute. A nice little spot to walk off your meal while letting the little ones burn energy before bedtime.

Went there with my family and had a great time. They told us all about each cat and we got to see…read morefeeding and training and it was so cool to be so up close. Highly recommend it. So much better than a regular zoo.

Absolutely must visit! Friendly and knowledgeable staff. The animals look well nourished. As much…read moreas I'd love to set all the tigers free, they actually look to be healthy and happy. An absolute must visit! PS. Raja is the most playful ;)

Our kids are part of this program and it is wonderful! Teaches the kids hard work and discipline,…read moreyet from a caring environment. They have made good friends and are always very eager to attend all of the activities provided! The campouts are some of their favorite things to do!

From the owner: The Rose City Young Marines is for youth ages 8-18, we educate youth by strengthening the lives of…read moreAmerica’s youth by teaching the importance of self-confidence, academic achievement, honoring our veterans, good citizenship, community service, and living a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. The Young Marines promotes the mental, moral, and physical development of its members. The program focuses on character building and leadership and promotes a lifestyle that is conducive to being productive members of society. Camping / Hiking / Outdoor survival skills / public speaking / land navigation / American History / physical fitness / health / internet safety / dangers of drugs / youth leadership / orienteering / fun

Great thrift shop benefiting the community. Located in an older home in the Tyler brick street…read morearea. Lots to choose from. Cash only.

I had huge huge leftovers from garage sale. I had a lot and I mean a lot of wonderful and…read moreexpensive things to donate, a garage full. I also had things outside some really good some not. I told them all this upfront that it was all or nothing and they readily agreed. When they got here immediately started picking and choosing and grabbing some things and rejecting others and this all before I even opened the garage. I refused saying have in writing you agreed to take all. They cheated the very people they claim to want to help let alone stay true to their word. Such liars I would be very careful of all this business supposedly represents.