Has alot of stuff. Not the largest amount of clothing but for other stuff furniture, kitchen stuff,…read moreshelves, baskets, and alot of nicnacs. Very nicely priced. Will go again. Also... Monday 10AM-4PM Tuesday Closed Wednesday Closed Thursday 10AM-4PM Friday Closed Saturday 10AM-4PM Sunday Closed

Used to be a great place, BUT lately they've become extremist in their face-mask policy. I can't…read morewear a mask because of COPD, and they kicked me out anyway - NO EXCEPTIONS. The ladies were outrageous MASK NAZIs. No way I'm going back until they drop this stupid policy.

I gotta say I'm very disappointed with this goodwill although the staff is very friendly and…read morehelpful and the prices are just so high and they're clearly making a profit with so many donations and they have somebody checking everything that comes in and we don't get a fair opportunity, Goodwill takes us things and post them for profit and other places. I know I've talk to somebody who's worked there and they have some of the every Goodwill that they check in all the donations and for-profit. They put it on websites to make more money, so really, I feel like Goodwill should go out of business and another thrift store should open up to make it fair game for people cause it's just not fun anymore. Whether you're buying for yourself or if you're going to resell on eBay as it's hard to find work especially around rockfalls Sterling Omai, God you can't get a decent job ever from anybody. It's very negative very depressed people use you and throw you away especially if you from an out of town it's ridiculous and even at Goodwill it's impossible to do anything good around here so I'm out I'm checking out I'm leaving the area I've had enough of this. Everybody else can stay here and feel depressed and not get anywhere in life but not me I'm heading out. Thanks goodbye.

They are decent but never seem to know how to help and like to throw peoples shit swag they left in…read morethe changing room for two seconds

This place has plenty of things in stock, at wonderful prices. The staff was amazing and ready to…read morehelp! Their mission aligns with my viewpoints, and I'm happy to support such a place.

GREAT PLACE! the majority of tops are $4.49, but I got a discount or special on my 2 items, so my…read moretotal was $7.50!! It's only an hour from us. A nice weekend drive.

Very professional and highly recommend. It's such a hard time of life but they make it effortless.read more

I had an appointment to meet Beth Baker to go over arrangements for my father's remains It was…read moreme, my husband,my son and my sister who met with Beth. When Beth came into the conference room, I introduced myself as I had talked to her on the phone. Beth introduced herself and sat down and started in with her "questionnaire", barely glancing up and did not even ask who anyone else was. However, before proceeding, I took it upon myself to introduce our family to Beth. She asked us to tell her about our father, so we started to share what a great father he was, Beth did not engage but redirected us to her questionnaire. Beth was methodical and curt the entire time. I'm not sure warmth and compassion is something that can be taught, but if so, I would encourage Beth get signed up for that class. I've had to reach out to Beth to get things moving more than once. It would been more professional and appreciated had Beth simply taken the initiative to either send a quick e-mail or phone call providing status ... it seemed Beth saw just an old man who died and their faceless family. I even reached out to the owner, Jesse Partington, but did not even hear back from him. Beth sent an e-mail with an "I'm sorry " followed up with excuses for herself. Our memories of dealing with dad's final moments are, sadly, forever tainted by Preston Schilling.

I was looking for a class in pottery for my 17 year old granddaughter that would teach her to throw…read morepots. I was interested in taking the class also. We contact Tonya Hardy and she had a class coming up so we jumped right in. My granddaughter had thrown a few pots in a high school art class but the instructions were just a you tube video. Tonya was a great teacher and worked with both of us, encouraging us to push the envelope. Lots of fun and experience gained. when the class was over we bought studio time and we are still throwing pots at Happily Handmade.