J Richard was excellent, great customer service, great attitude, and very helpful. Any company is…read moreblessed to have him!

Simple terrible staff lacks knowledge of store policy they refuse to sale Halloween merchandise and…read moreregular plaid shirts that are all around the store I was here yesterday and was told to return today still have the area closed keeping customers out . They said this is per the ceo they have to wait until he comes . But why not take photos and send them in . So you rather a contest over customers I won't be back if I could give zero stars I would BRIAN

Great plus size selection on clothing and shoes. Staff were helpful and prices were great.read more

Easy drop off. M-F and Saturdays 10-3pm. The list changes so make sure to call before taking…read morethings off!

The Baseline: For a thrift store that uses charitable donations the store must be sufficiently…read moreorganized into sections, the merchandise must be presented well, and the donation operation must be smooth/easy to utilize. Retail: The retail area of this location was well organized into sections for clothing, furniture, books, home goods, etc. The area was well organized as there are some patrons that will not replace items properly and putting that on the staff to fix (be a better shopper to those of you who throw the stuff you look at). For the merchandise being donations the staff does a nice job of sorting out the good items for sale. Donation area: Fast, convenient, personable, and friendly are the words to describe the nice people I dealt with in donating. Easy experience and I am grateful that my unused items could possibly benefit someone else. Charity Rating: Salvation Army rates a 3 out 4 on charitynavigator.com, an A rating on charity watch.org, and meets all standards on give.org. This is a safe charity to donate to in my opinion.

My friend suggested I donate here due to the commendable work they do and I've been donating here…read morefor a couple of years. The store is always clean, well managed and organized. I have bought a few gems here as they have rare but valuable items. The staff at the front who accept the donations are always friendly, helpful and assist with a smile. CJ is always ready to assist and has helped get items from my car. I appreciate the staff and the organization as a whole.

Great experience yesterday. Jennifer was very patient, polite and professional. Thank you so much!!read more

Their inventory is huge and I've found some truly special finds. Their employees are also very good…read morepeople--I didn't get his name, but a younger, tall Black man helped me with loading an armchair onto my car (I say "onto" because we had to strap it down; thankfully it made the trip back home). Seeing as I didn't catch his name, I hope this review helps in identifying him because he was great. However, their prices are... not good, usually. Sometimes they're great, of course. And other times I'm looking at a Dollar Tree item that's marked as $7 when I know for a fact it was $1 originally. Their clothes are similar in price to items--which aren't thrifted, mind you--at Ross or Marshall's. It's a for-profit corporation and the prices show.

I dropped off some shoes, the volunteer was very helpful and nice, I prefer to donate to this…read moreproject that truly helps people instead than to give it to Goodwill or any other business that don't help anyone.

I love volunteering here! What they do is really amazing and I'm happy to help out my community.read more

They have a solid selection of good clothes, shoes, and accessories. I wouldn't recommend selling…read moreto them unless you've already tried selling elsewhere due to the offers typically being on the lower end; I don't necessarily blame them considering they DO need to make some money, after all. But I find that selling to them is a smooth process regardless of what you're offered. (If you're on a time crunch, keep in mind that selling may take some time before they provide their offer.) However... I HATE the music that plays. The playlist sucks, ha ha.

This place is a joke, and they let the employees have all their butt cheeks out while working the…read morefront buying counter. It's messy and disorganized and they damage the items and jewelry when you're selling, they give back your items unfolded and shoved with no care, the way they buy is a joke, im happy to not ever come back. Also, i asked how the system works as far as how they buy and the process and the owner laughed at me as if that was a dumb question. She was an older white lady with frizzy long hair. If that's funny to you then I'll take my inventory that they make money off of elsewhere.

Highly recommended! Upon entering the store Cheryl warmly…read morewelcomed us and other shoppers as well entering the store. She was proudly promoting Goodwill and so passionatly letting customers know what was on sale. As it turned out I had previously worked with a her as her supervisor (District trainer/ Director of Retail) years ago. Cheryl has been a long time in customer service / retail mgmt member as far as I can remember around 1998. I look forward to shopping at this location again real soon and highly recommended this location.

I read at one of my fellow Yelper's review that for every $1 spent at Goodwill, $0.89 goes to a…read moreprogram. That's great, but it's not a good excuse to price these donated items higher than what they're really worth. Everything I was interested in was priced so ridiculously. I even found an item - a USED item, might I mention - priced higher than its original price from 2017. (See attached picture.) I also found brand new dog toys and other pet items more expensive than its original price. (I Googled them to compare.) I found a dress shirt I really liked for $9.99 but found a similar - not to mention BRAND NEW ONE- at Shein 30% cheaper. Blackout curtains you can score on Amazon for less than $20 is $24.99 for a used one here. Yes. Seriously. This must be the ongoing trend for thrift stores because this is not an isolated case. It has gone the same not only for Goodwill but for Savers and The Salvation Army stores. Someone should really look into their pricing point because they will eventually find themselves in a bind trying to figure out how to dispose these donated items. I'll give them this, though. The overall store was very clean and well-organized. They even separated clothing by sizes. I appreciate how much work that must have taken. But I left empty handed. If I haven't made it clear enough yet, their approach to pricing used/donated items has gotten way too absurd. In the end, it'll be those programs they're funding who will end up on the losing end. It's almost laughable and disappointing at the same time. Here's hoping they change this. And here's hoping it's soon. One and done. For now.

Went smoothly and quick thank you!!! The guy in there was super helpful by helping me take out bags…read moreof clothes :)

Great place to donate items. I called beforehand and made sure that they were open and was able to…read moredonate stuff. The whole process was easy. You enter through their garage, where a friendly security guard helps guide you through the process. They also provide donation receipts if needed. They accept almost everything, including men's and women's clothing, books, shoes, and unbroken kitchenware. The only items they don't accept are children's clothing. The security guard let us know that the donations go directly to people experiencing homelessness, and there is also a women's recovery center upstairs that many of the items support. It feels much better donating here compared to street donation bins that often get tampered with. Highly recommend donating here if you're looking for a meaningful place to give back and wanting to donate your items.

Every time I go into Habitat for Humanity to look around Mike has been there with a smile me find…read morewhat I need! I asked him the other day if he had any recliners and he went in the back and took a picture to show me the recliner. He also helped my daughter find what she wanted. Mike is always so friendly , and always willing to help. Thanks Mike for all you do!

My first time visiting Habitat for Humanity and was amazed…read more Mike took the time to explain the process and help us through out. Next time I will ask for him again hopefully he will be available.

I haven't gone thrift shopping in a while and my daughters wanted to go for the first time…read more This store is clean and well organized. I like how they organized the dresses by color. It was 50% off on Green tag sale when I went so I got a Zara top, J Crew Top for less than $3 each. I got also got an H&M vest that's like a dress for $10. Total spent $16. Nice cashier lady. For some reason. The fitting room is "not in service" since COVID. They don't allow trying. They allow exchange within 14 days. Maybe they can organize it more by brands. Easier to find too! You're going to find gems but gotta be patient.

Manager and cashier were rude!!I tried to use the bathroom answer was.. no bathroom. People…read moreshopping in the store should be able to use the bathroom and try clothes on. Everything in the store was mixed up.. no large, medium, small signs. Shame! Overpriced items too kids pants $9.99 dame Shane!