My husband and brother-in-law were waiting in line for a table to open up at the diner next door,…read moreso I browsed around this consignment store and it was not a waste of time. The owner and her mother were there, and they were busy as can be ironing clothes and making things nice in the store. It is a fully equipped store with an actual showroom full of very nice high-quality clothes for women, men and children, shoes, accessories, home décor, furniture and stationery as well. The accessories were remarkable with a vintage purse collection you would not believe. One of the purses that I purchased was not vintage at all--the purse had jewel protectant seals on it affixed appropriately that I had to peel off myself. I have a thing for old things being repurposed and this store is a hot bed for it. Oh, the places this store will go.

If you like colors then this little jewel is great for those adventurous hunts. This business has a…read morebit of everything and they are in a fabulous state. My daughter fell in love with the green wall of accessories and I enjoy the prices and mostly the wonderful customer service. I surely will come back

Not sure what is going on in this store, but it has really gone downhill over the past few months…read more I started shopping at this location again about a year ago, they seemed to have new management and the store looked amazing compared to the last time I saw it so I thought I'd give it another try, Now every time I go in there it looks a mess! stuff just thrown and piled everywhere. The staff is terrible now! All they do is stand around talking to each other or play on their phones. Customer service is non-existent. I don't what happened, but I won't be back. Ever since the lady with the curly hair left, this place has been a mess! I love Goodwill but will not return to this location.

just went to make a donation to goodwill in Douglasville ga. As we pulled up there were 3 workers…read morestanding outside talking. Two young men and 1 older female with very short hair. One of the young men made a really hateful face and said something to the other two. As we got out to drop the donations the one guy says " We closed". My husband questioned what he said and the female said " The donor door, not the store. We shorted staffed" Short staffed and three workers doing nothin. Y'all make money off of stuff given to you and you have workers too lazy to do their job. Paying people for literally nothing. Check on your staff. Better yet find a staff that's willing to work. We were there at 5pm

This is a strong supporter of the people in need in Douglas County…read more Kind ladies that work here We have only donated . And will continue to support their cause .

Staff is always friendly and prices are great. We'll maintained and organized. Always clean.read more

Great little shop. Bought few things, it like all Salvation Army in the USA . Never know you what…read moreyou find

From the owner: When you donate goods to The Salvation Army of Carrollton, those items are then sold at our Family…read moreStore. The proceeds are used to fund our social service programs that include: rent/mortgage & utility bill assistance, food pantry, and more.

Another out of business store on here! Don't bother to come by. What a waste of my time!read more

Okay. So I almost gave this store a 2 star because it's a little cluttered, however, it's a small…read morespace and so one should expect a small store to be a little tight. I did like this store better than the Value Village but let me be the first to say that it's a little pricey to be a thrift store. They did have several nice pieces but I could not bring myself to purchase a lovely painting (Featuring my favorite color, RED) for $50 out of a thrift store. But this is not Dillard's or Macy's or even the Super Wal-Mart, where I could at least return it once I got home and realized it didn't fit in the space properly or if my roommate yell at me for buying "ANOTHER PAINTING KIM!" LOL I think that this place really does have nice items, Martha Stewart, Paula Deen pots and pans. I recall seeing a Kitchen Aid mixer. Nice furniture too. But they should consider having a sale once a month to move along some of their products. I should probably add that many of these items looked new or very gently used. Which may be why they are overpriced? But a thrift store should sell items that are reasonable in price.

For starters this is the best smelling "Thrift Store" you will ever find. Not to mention its…read moreclean, well organized, appropriately priced, and has amazing workers with the most pleasant attitudes you will find. To top it all off I'm actually supporting a place that employs, empowers, and impacts adults with special needs. Love this place!

From the owner: A Thrift store with a mission! Together We Thrift Boutique…read moreis a ministry of Together We Care, created to provide meaningful employment opportunities for adults with disabilities while inviting the community to shop, serve, and support. Locally owned and operated!! Together We Thrift is a job training store for individuals with special needs to gain valuable employment skills. 100% of our proceeds directly support families impacted by special needs and disabilities. Our Grand Opening Event is coming this Fall, stay tuned for more details! #atlantadisabilitysupport #atlantathrifting #thriftstore #georgia #disabilityrights #specialneedsinclusion #jobcoaching #everyonebelongs