Nice drop-off area. They keep the parking spaces pretty…read moreopen so its easy to u load. The reason for the four stars is I know its company policy for they to come out with a cart and for some reason they never even stand up from behind the desk. Let alone go outside to help. That being said, the staff now is much friendlier than a few years ago.

Always friendly and helpful. Such great stuff, it's a weekly event for me. Love this Goodwillread more

Was super easy to donate. I prefer a non person exchange - just a drop off, and that's just what…read morethis was. Appreciate the vet sitting there but didn't want him to have to do anything.

Everything went well. It was an easy experience. And the veteran who met me was pleasant and…read morehelpful and genuinely seemed to like the fact that I showed up.

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

Over the years I've gotten amazing items and very good prices. But lately, I don't know who's…read morepricing items, but their costs have gone WAY up ($100 for a small, used, unlit Christmas tree?) and many collectible items are as expensive or more expensive than they are on EBay. Identical items with sometimes have a $25 price difference (the Kincade villages, some china etc). I don't think it's worth going to that part of Morse road unless they fix the price problem.

New Directions is an amazing resource to help women with their lives and careers. I'm familiar…read morewith NDCC through its partnership and support of the Women's Leadership Council E3 Program. Through it, I've come to know some of the NDCC professionals quite well. And to know them is to love them. It became quite clear early on that NDCC REALLY CARES about the women they serve. And not just about their career opportunity - but their whole beings. I've mentored women in the E3 program who received specialized and specific care - as they really needed it as they were dealing with not only work challenges - but also trauma (as many of our women do). NDCC provides a safe, caring environment that makes these women feel loved and supported. A true gift. Their location is great - right down town. But not too centrally located as you can always find a meter to park. Their office-like environment with meeting rooms is perfect for whatever type of function in being held. I've been there a couple times for mentor-mentee match days, as well as networking and program presentation. I know NDCC is fabulous as helping women with resumes, interviewing prep and job placement. They also have clinical staff for mental health support. I'm sure there are additional resources - but these are the few that I know of personally. I highly recommend NDCC as a resource for women who need help with job skills, placement and other career related needs!

Kobi did an excellent job on my eyelashes and brows. She also did a fantastic job on my facial. My…read moreface felt very fresh after the dermaplane. It was a relaxing and enjoyable.

As I am attempting to downsize and purge; I've come across a lot of items to donate. This…read moreorganization has been a blessing in disguise because I know the work that they do will help make somebody else's life a bit more manageable. Thank you in NKS for all you do!

From the owner: When you donate to a charity like National Kidney Services, there are a variety of practical…read morebenefits. Not only are you helping to support sufferers of kidney disease, but you’re also helping to remove clutter from your home or business. ​ You can donate to charity by gathering gently used or new women’s, men's and children’s clothing, small furniture, small appliances, electronics, books, toys, knick-knacks, household and miscellaneous goods, kitchenware, and much more. You may be surprised to realize that you can experience all of the following rewards: ​ Help provide funding for kidney disease research, education, and patient advocacy programs. Support a locally based charity that plays an important role in national charity initiatives. Know that you’ve done your part to help those who are less fortunate, both in health and in financial resources. Stay “green” when you donate clothes and other items to be reused or recycled, which can help prevent local landfills from overflowing. Remove unwanted clutter from your home or office and free up valuable space when you donate. If you’re remodeling or refinishing any area of your home, donating can help make room for new items. If you’re moving, the complimentary NKS donation pick up service is a budget-friendly way to get rid of clothing and household items that you aren’t taking with you. Your donation is tax deductible* and can be listed as a deduction when you file your annual income taxes.

Don't even think about donating furniture unless it's brand-spanking new. They won't take anything…read morethat looks even a little used. I guess their clients are getting better furniture than most of us have.

Rude. I'm on disability. Cannot work. My wife has suffered a major broken back and multiple…read moreoperations from a car wreck. We have received help before approximately 4 years ago after a referral and now we are being told there's a fee. Furnitre With A Heart My A**! More like Furniture With An Attitude greedy A**holes!

Absolutely love this place! Everyone here is so sweet and…read morewelcoming. I have been coming here for almost a year now and every time I come in I am always greeted by the sweetest people who always go out of their way to help out.

The customer service is top notch and I can honestly say that I don't think there is a more…read morewelcoming and friendly establishment in business currently. Every visit is beyond smooth and most enjoyable!

I worked for Faith Mission as a Resident Assistant Supervisor and it was a spiritual experience and…read moreuplifting situation for myself and the people I met. I tried to make everyone that I met at the shelter feel better and valued, including the staff. At times the upper management were a lot to deal with, Mr. Williams was my supervisor; a black man, ex marine , republican, who constantly kept a frown on his face and never a friendly word to the staff. I worked in both of the men shelters, and their was always some major scandal with residents or staff that needed hands on repair and one time.... News reporting that end up evicting residents and eventually getting staff fired for alerting the news media. I wrote about these stories in my book; HEY PUDDIN! Some Things Just Don't Change by MYCHAELTODD

The staff is very rude to downright mean as can be to the "guests" at the 217 N Grant location…read more I've witnessed it and have been on the receiving end of their nasty ways. Reporting to higher ups will go ignored and they'll say just that to your face. They'll lie to in order to scream and yell at homeless women at this shelter. If they acknowledge them at all, that is. You will be treated like literal crap and they know that you'll have to take it or be "exited" meaning kicked out into the elements. Always remember your faith and relationship with the Most High Almighty when you're used as a chew toy daily by the front desk staff.