They have great prices and they have everything in my size and I got a lot of stuff there.read more

They have closed with no notice. The phone has been disconnected. Very disappointed in the…read moreSalvation Army to leave people hanging like this.

I have a love / hate relationship with Goodwill in Auburn. Their selection is often great! However,…read moretheir prices have skyrocketed. Lower priced items here are often more expensive than to purchase new. They had some yarn that seemed marked up - I checked Walmart and it's less expensive new. I found the manager who handles pricing, explained that it's cheaper New from Walmart. His response? "Well this is Goodwill, not Walmart!". Indeed. A donations-driven nonprofit engaging in price gouging. Other outrageous pricing I've seen - beat up LLBean clothing being sold for twice the cost of similar apparel, damaged goods that they refuse to discount, etc. Soooo, maybe try an independent thrift store first. And please check prices on your phone! Or stick to the sale tag colors! Finally, consider donating elsewhere because while this place is mission driven, they're certainly making us customers pay more to increase already inflated upper management salaries - you can look that up.

was very pleased! looking for a large rolling duffel and got lucky and found a nice quality used…read morered rolling duffel for a reasonable $10. Especially when looking new and expecting to pay huge amount more! knowing people shop at Goodwill since they are pinching pennies, the store does carry new items often the Big Lots type deals on either new cheap (both quality and price) clothing (shoes boots), accessories (gloves socks) as well as household items like aluminum wrap and zip locks. Even though we could not find a decent pair of snow boots for my daughter, the Sorels we saw for $25 for overpriced for such interior damage to the boot, she appropriately said no. Anyway thrift store shopping is always hit and miss but since i got a good hit with the duffel, I am happy.

I found the store disorganized. The clothing really should be sorted better. Sorting by color is…read morefairly simple to do, to maintain and keeps an orderly look. The location and staff were pleasant. The dressing rooms were great.

I went to this Salvation Army location on a whim with some friends on New Years Eve and I'm so…read morehappy I did! 50% off all clothing purchases that day! What a steal! Walked out with some fantastic additions to my wardrobe. Racks upon racks to peruse. Everything seemed to be organized by color and type (even the housewares section!). By size would have been ideal as well but I guess finding something that draws your eye is made that much more exciting when you find it is your size as well. I went with the intent of just browsing but left with several new pairs of workout leggings and a dress for that evening. The dress (pictured) cost only $4.50!!! What!! The staff were very helpful and they seemed to have plenty of hands on deck for the sale. People manning the changing area and working the registers kept the flow of patrons moving. The rows between the racks were a bit narrow but people were generally accommodating and made room for each other. With some time and patience, you can score some bargains here. Lots of brand names. Clothing seemed to be in decent shape.

A great cause with great people working there. I had items they would not take but they explained…read morewhy and it made sense to be. Sometimes your trash is not another persons treasure but still trash. Just saying.

Bought a used air conditioner for $40.00. Turns on but does not cool. NO RETURNS! They sold me an…read moreair conditioner that does not condition the air. Buyer Beware - DO NOT BUY ELECTRONICS!

Their return policy is only for 7 days and only for store credit, and unfriendly/rude!…read more Prices have doubled in the last 2 years. Will not shop there again!!

Ive been a costumer for nearly a decade. recently I haven't bothered to come in because price were…read moreway too high and goods were used and often defective. today I went into the store and bought some store-sealed toys for my grandchildren expecting to be able to return them if parts were missing after opening. after paying I found out store now only issues credit not a refund.. what a ripoff.

I highly recommend visiting this store. It is well organized. The jeans are separated by the size…read moreand the other pants are separated by size too. The tops are organized by long sleeves, short sleeves and sweaters. They are also organized by color. Everything is very easy to find. I would recommend the Windham store over the South Portland store any day. Katie D.

We go in quite often. I like the books while my husbands looks for quirky finds. He found a really…read moreheavy winter coat for a very reasonable price. They are sometimes closed for donations now due to Covid but we are in that area several times a week so it's not a problem. If you're making a special trip I'd call and ask.

First time visiting this particular Goodwill location and would classify it as one of the better…read moreones. A much larger space than the more local to me location in Westbrook. Has a way more open space feeling so even if it gets busy it won't feel as busy and crowded. I will also say the largest portion of this location definitely seemed to be the clothing. Some of the clothing did seem haphazardly placed in the wrong size section but I'll assume that was customers putting them back however they wanted. If you are a fan of thrifting and being on the hunt for that ultimate find/hidden gem this would be a spot I'd recommend. It may take some time and searching but prices all seemed reasonable. My wife and I did not find anything we needed or wanted but since it's goodwill you know they'll have an ever rotating stock so we will likely return. Definitely one of the better Maine Goodwill locations we have visited in recent memory.

My favorite Goodwill, and it didn't disappoint today either. So many name brands here. I've been to…read moreGoodwill across the country. Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Florida, Texas, Hawai'i, and California. Falmouth, Maine is the best. Okay, Hawai'i was pretty good for Hawaiian wear, but didn't have the name brands like Falmouth, Maine! Wasn't looking for anything in particular, just looking. Maybe for a Lily Pulitzer dress. But just checking to see what they had. Wasn't busy at all. Isles are nice and wide to walk down. And racks aren't so stuffed that you can't even take an item out and have to shove back on the rack. Ross, and Marshall's and TJ Maxx is like that. And it's such a turn off shopping over stuffed racks. I found a Mexi Cali Blues top, which I love that store. And some maple syrup in a tin to bring back home. Their maple display was outstanding. And I'm so happy to be bringing back a little bit of Maine back to Austin with me. 1 item off my list. Cashier was a nice gentleman. Easy and quick check out.

The Topsham Goodwill sets the bar high. Since the remodeling was done, this place is chock full of…read moretreasures. Friendly employees will greet you with a smile. Plan to spend a good amount of time here. And the prices are very reasonable. A must see.

Careful when you buy items and want to return them. The store will only refund your money as a…read moreGoodwill gift card. Not a good policy. They keep your money and sell the item again. Just make sure the item is not defective and is what you want. Not the store's fault but those who made the policy.

good will goods, by the pound! if you're willing to spend some time here, there's really good…read morestuff to be had on the *super* cheap. basically, everything is in these shallow bins that are raised up off the floor. and you root around in the bins to see what treasures you can find! the goods are roughly categorized (most shoes in one place, etc). the website shows the pricing breakdown... clothes are around $1.50/lb, some stuff is individually priced (cooking pans, 25 cents!). as the bins get emptied out, employees will come along, tell everyone to move back, remove some bins, replace them, and then everyone really goes to it! good fun. and a good deal. just plan to spend some time searching for what's good, rather than looking for a specific item. it's not that kinda good will. sometimes there's certain stuff, like furniture (recently, each piece was a Dollar. that's right, $1), then sometimes there's not. fyi, they actually *weigh* your entire cart, then deduct the weight of the cart. i was impressed, i hope you will be, too.

My hubbies is now my ex and has worked there for almost a decade. The place faced issues like any…read morebuisness during covid, but it open again (tmk) and takes donations as well.

I emailed and messaged multiple times from August to December looking to rehome my dog and not one…read moretime did they respond to my communications. I did message them in the end of December stating that I had found assistance and was unhappy with being ignored for months. They immediately (ironic no?) Answered, slandering me for being so horrible for saying such things. All I said was it was unacceptable to ignore people without letting them know you did not have the resources or time etc to assist, and that I hoped by writing they would neglect to do the same to anyone else). Odd experience. Not a reliable rescue sounds like there is no waiting list or process for returning adoption requests. Don't waste your time

Never get a dog from these "people", about 4 years ago i acquired a dog from these scammers. In…read morethe meantime I have had the worst of times due to the fact the dog is untrainable, prone to sickness, and generally very discouraging. These bad times are due to the dogs being most likely inbred, several vets came to the same conclusion. My life has tucked since getting this animal