I've actually been coming here for a few years, and today I went for the first time in months. I am…read moreso disappointed. It has really gone downhill. - First of all, normally Mondays are the best sale days, but they had almost nothing marked down. But, okay, whatever. - The selection has become even more dominated by crap like SHEIN. It's been there for a while, but I could also find good stuff still. Better brands, vintage 90s pieces.. but today I just saw more absolute garbage than ever. - The housewares pricing has gotten RIDICULOUS. Asking HIGH RETAIL for stuff. I was looking specifically for some brass candlesticks. $30 for the pair. I can truly buy them off Poshmark WITH SHIPPING and pay less than $30 for a pair. Even cheap, chintzy feeling stuff was at least $10 for a single item. Silverplate at more than full retail in rough condition. I mean, it's common for silverplate to be overpriced at 'antique stores', but I normally find fair prices at the thrift. But, apparently, not anymore. - They were SO understaffed. They had TWO registers open! I stood for over ten minutes trying to get someone's attention to look in the jewelry case, and then some entitled jerk cuts in front of me to get their attention first. She knew I was standing there. So rude. So, I guess it's time to divorce Thrift Giant and spend my time at other thrift stores. They're honestly going to hurt the whole eco-friendly system by pricing themselves out of sales. Why would I go buy it in person when I could buy it for LESS from Poshmark or other online place?

Simon Ramirez & Lazaro, Danay, Cynthia was so helpful answered my many questions with a smile! Will…read moredefinitely be back to this location keep it up!! Yall are lucky to have them!

If you are a bargain hunter, CCA is the place to go. The staff is busy but always helpful,…read moreespecially the manager. They are blessed to get so many excellent donations especially in the area of furniture which is more than reasonable. If you are looking for clothing & shoes try out CCA for wonderful bargains. Don't forget their books, videos & such. The most important thing is that the price of your purchases support the community thus helping others in need.

Thought I would give them another chance. This time asked to come for pickup and scheduling that…read morewas a nightmare and then they show up and say they only take 20 items and it's on the website. That. Website is so poorly designed it may be but I never saw it I just don't recommend trying to help these people. They obviously don't need it.

The Frisco Goodwill is a pretty large location. Pricing is a bit higher than Oklahoma locations…read more This one has a whole huge section of Halloween, which I loved. Definitely check this one out for costumes and decor!

First time shopping at Goodwill and unfortunately, my last. 0/10…read more I visited this location for the first time on 8/13 around 3 PM and was helped by Christal #1433. Since there are no fitting rooms, I specifically asked how it would work if the clothes I purchased didn't fit. I was told I could bring them back within 7 days and exchange them. I returned 4 days later with about $60 worth of clothing. I asked the cashier (autter #561) about a refund even though I remembered being told it was an exchange policy. She confirmed that I couldn't receive a refund and would need to exchange the items. No problem. I started shopping around trying to find approximately $60 worth of merchandise. I found a TV for $15 and about $20 worth of dog toys. Since this was literally only my second time ever shopping at Goodwill, I had no idea how everything worked. Thankfully, another shopper was incredibly kind and helped explain things to me. She even suggested having an employee hold the TV at the front while I continued shopping. When I brought the TV up, I was then told that my exchange could ONLY be for clothing. I really wish someone had explained that from the beginning. I had just spent my time walking around the store looking for random merchandise trying to reach approximately $60 because I thought that's what I was supposed to do. At that point, I was frustrated and ready to leave everything behind. Thankfully, the manager stepped in and was extremely helpful. He explained that store credit was actually an option, something that hadn't been mentioned when I originally asked the cashier about my options. Had I known that from the beginning, I would've happily chosen store credit and avoided this entire situation. I patiently waited and ultimately received approximately $65 in store credit. On my way out, I happened to see the sweet woman who had taken the time to help me navigate my second ever Goodwill trip. I thanked her for being so kind to me and gave her the entire $65 store credit. I genuinely hope she finds something she loves with it. The manager and that wonderful customer were the positive parts of this experience. Unfortunately, receiving different information at practically every step made something that should've been incredibly simple unnecessarily frustrating and time-consuming. This was my first experience shopping at Goodwill, and I've realized it's simply not for me. I won't be returning.

Feels like you are shopping in someone else's closet/house…read more This is the way it works. Various racks all procured by different owners. Prices are good and bonus there is a fitting room! There's jewelry, hats, shoes, tops, bottoms, dresses for women, kids and men . Some random items too like framed pictures porcelain and nicknacks.

A super fun resale boutique and the owner is very welcoming and friendly, great shopping experienceread more

I rarely wrote reviews, but Junk Quest truly deserve. I had a mix of old furniture, boxes, ans yard…read moredebris piling up, amd they made the whole, junk removal process incredibly easy. Jonathan and his crew showed up right on time, gave a fair estimate and hauled everything away in less than an hour. If you're looking for junk removal in McKinney, they're fast, affordable and truly top-notch service l!!

They were super nice and quick with removing my piano! They were very efficient and handled it well…read moreeven though it was quite heavy and I will definitely contact again in the future. Highly recommend!

They offer a good variety of donated items that are in good shape…read more Reasonably priced and friendly associates

This used to be my go to thrift store, but lately the pricing has been crazy!! I have donated here…read morenumerous times so I know they receive everything for free. I understand that they have to make money, but truly they are just outrageous for the times they are selling. I still walk through here when I'm close by but I have not bought anything in a long time. I wish they would go back to being reasonably priced, I would be shopping a lot more often.

I volunteer as a meal server at Our Daily Bread. This is one of Denton's facilities that serves our…read morehomeless population by providing supportive services that teach valuable skills to help people get back on their feet. The facility is clean and spacious and the food prepared is nutritious and healthy. Staff show genuine friendliness and professionalism to volunteers and clients. Volunteering at Our Daily Bread is a special part of my week.

Food is not even edible. I realize they are feeding the homeless, but they need to provide…read moresomething that doesn't look like it came out of a trash can. I recommend they cook soups. Bullion is cheap and goes a long way.

First time donating blood. I understand stuff happens. Staff was polite. Care sucked…read more This just seemed careless. Seeing I had one vain good enough to draw from. Stabbing carelessly and blowing my vain. I'm annoyed. Won't be back.

I have been a regular donor at this location for past 3-4 years. They have great staff who are very…read morefriendly and remember you by name. Andrew, Donna to name a couple of staff. They are quick to prescreen and get you going with donation and make sure you are comfortable and very detailed in explaining what is next even though they are aware that I am a regular.

I had a small pile of stuff to be taken away; drywall, a door, trash, yard signs, etc. Jose and his…read moreteam communicated by text and were very flexible re my time line. They actually showed up early! The price was 3x lower than another company's estimate. They cleaned up well. Efficient. Good to work with. Highly recommend.

Highly recommend! If you need junk removal these are your…read moreguys! They are responsive and so easy to work with! They texted that they were on their way, removed things fast, cleaned up after they were done. Their pricing was the best we found! Would absolutely use them again!

Great heart of the community the people who run it and volunteer are amazing on every level.read more

From the owner: Neighbors Nourishing Neighbors (N3), is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit food pantry. Our Mission is…read moreEmpowering our North Texas neighbors to overcome hunger through nutrition, self-sufficiency, and hope. When people have reliable access to nutritious food, they experience improved health, reduced stress, greater financial stability, and a stronger ability to care for themselves and their families. Food security is foundational to thriving individuals and resilient communities. N3 promotes respect and dignity for our neighbors as they shop through our full choice food pantry. We offer choices of proteins, fresh produce, prepared meals, shelf stable foods, bakery and other items. N3 is an official agency of the North Texas Food Bank and part of the Feeding America network.