I love all these new Goodwill locations popping up. Stumble on this one and was pleasantly…read moresurprised to see how full it is. Great selection at prices that literally can't be beat.

Cashiers and managers are absolutely horrible. The worst customer service I've ever experienced in…read moremy entire life. I wanted to return something and I understand that the policy is no returns but the blatant disrespect and lack of sympathy was outrageous. I will never return here and recommend you go to any other location besides this one.

I was told by the person who moved us to come here for clothing as my husband & I are disabled &…read moreliving on SS. I didn't find much there but I took the allotted amount of clothes - even though the clothing is jammed into rows, especially pants. Plus, the store is filthy & smells!!! I was told the exact date I could come back, which was in 3 months. However, I didn't go back in 3 months because my husband & I haven't been well. I went back in 4 months & the person who checked me out was not very nice at all. In fact, she was downright rude. When we moved to this area back in June, everything we gave away: clothes, furniture - Everything! went to Provisions. Our mover, who is a very angry person who shouldn't be in the moving business- never gave us receipts for everything we gave away. I won't name the mover - someday they will have to come to terms with how they treat people. But, as far as I'm concerned I would never set foot in Provisions again.

Nice faith-based thrift store. The staff was pleasant and helpful. Selection of items seems to be…read moreinteresting. I noticed quite a few people shopping. I decided that this was the best place to donate gently used and some practically new items here.

Worth your time. Filled with thousands of little treasures and reasonably priced. This does contain…read morehighly curated collector's items, antiques, vintage and some hand-made boutique. Many of the areas showcase curated items from smaller sellers. Unlike similar stores, I didn't seen any junk, all items were in good or good antique condition. For $100, I left with an incredible folk art diorama ($40), 3 small folk art prints ($3 each), a new handmade boutique quality country chic shawl, a cute ceramic dish shaped like eyeglasses (to hold your glasses), and 2 handmade soaps. That is really incredible. I often leave stores like this empty handed because they are so overpriced, but this was definitely worth my time. The ladies working there were also the sweetest! Highly recommend.

I like to thrift and was excited to try this place. It's a large area with individual high-end…read morebooths. Beautifully laid out. Gorgeous pieces, overpriced for my needs. More like a high end thrift store. Would peruse again but not when I want to "thrift."

This new Goodwill location replaces the one that was behind the Wawa on Jefferson Davis Highway…read more Friendly staff, great selection, amazing deals, unique, and exciting finds. Of course the value cannot be beat. Be sure to note the tag color that are half price on any given day that take savings to the next level. And do beware the prowling Mormon youths recruiting for the LDS Church. They were coming out of the woodwork down many an isle with comical frequency.

This place is tucked in behind the WaWa and $3 car wash store…read more They seem to have a lot of furniture items which they put on sale for half-price.

Great place to shop and staff are very friendly and kind. The clothing is always $1.00 and pricing…read moreis very reasonable.

Great spot for secondhand glassware, trinkets and kitchenware. Loved the extent of options and felt…read morethe prices were reasonable.

bare and slightly higher price than what I would consider a steal and downrite rude. smells funny…read moretoo think old upholstery from if everyone took a seat after a sweaty jog. I mean I know it's second hand but...there are ways to manage odor...or I guess the purpose is for us to buy and launder it...I don't know. Please. I remembe when the location was on lafeyette workers were nicer and prices manageable. I haven't shopped at salvaation army in several years and I hear now they are closing thrift store in Fredericksburg. It's a real shame. Sorry not sorry.

It's a good joint. They have a LOT of clothes. The rest of it, other than clothes, is a bit…read moredisorganized, but that's okay for a thrift store. I got a couple of really good deals. The lady behind the counter was very nice. There is major construction going on on the exterior of the building. Don't let that dissuade you. They are still open.

Prices were VERY good, but they have very little floor space, so it's a bit of a hit-or-miss…read morefinding something that you actually want. It was a bit of a weird vibe when I went. A very young girl was behind the counter with rock music playing, and it seemed that she had her boyfriend, who didn't work there, with her for whatever reason. The store is so small that he was always in the way. That being said, they were both very nice, when you could get them to look up from their phones.

My husband and I popped in to kill some time before an appointment. We were warmly greeted, found…read moregreat deals and left happy. All purchases go to support veteran and military organizations. Will return when back in town!