Found this wonderful Thift Store going through Facebook. Very Helpful and friendly employees. One…read moreof the days I was there pulled my heart strings I overheard the manager talking to someone who was living in not a good situation she said let me make a call. She came back to the customer and said I talked to vice president, and she said your bill is all set for today. Not only do they care for Animals, but they make sure members of the community are cared for as well. The Manager Christine was so kind to make that happen it touched me how she truly cared deeply about the customer's that come in. I am adding this due to how someone has been saying unkind things about the shop and the manager, and I believe it's a personal attack because they know someone who just quit. The Shop is small but don't let that fool you they get many cute and wonderful things. I come in weekly and just love the place glad I found this little spot of heaven.

Very helpful and friendly. I donated because my local SPCA Thrift Shop in Nelson County is being…read moreforced to move and can't accept donations. Very nice store - well laid out - prices reasonable - with proceeds going to Amhurst County SPCA - Please come and support!!

Great spot for thrifting ! It was larger inside than what appears on the outside three nice size…read morerooms filled with furniture ,knickknacks ,clothing We found some fun things to decorate for the holiday. I highly recommend checking this place out. Prices are wonderful. We filled a shopping cart up and got some great finds for $30 total.

We love this place and enjoy speaking with the sisters. We always come here to check out thier…read morenewest beanie babies.

This store had merchandise. Lots of merchandise. We were able to find a cart full of bargains…read more The store was tidy. The organizational method they use back in the household item really improves the shopping experience. The men's dress clothes were nice. The pricing here is really fair. They have dressing rooms. I recommend this location to any bargain hunter that shops at thrift stores.

There's an old gal I'm working in this store that tries to change how things are sold even though…read morethere's a sign posted on the wall stating how they're sold. "VASES 5 for $1 unless priced otherwise" sign was on the wall. I had 5 unmarked and 3 that were priced. All taken from the shelves underneath the sign. Old gal tried to tell me that wasn't how they're sold any longer. well that's what the sign says. She kept arguing with me but finally called to someone in the back all the while she could easily see the sign on the wall from where we were standing. I'm like woman...I ain't trying to steal $2 worth of vases from the goodwill!! Gah!!! She needs to either know her job and what's going on at her job or find something easier for her to comprehend!! I got the vases for the price they were posted at on the wall just as it should have been!!

Several years since my last review and there have been many changes. As Goodwill seems to have…read morebecome a profit making store it is no longer as much fun as it used to be, nor as much of a bargain. They no longer provide shopping bags but are pleased to charge a buck for the kind of tote-bags many charitable outfits send me for free. The CDs doubled in price and the knick-nacks are also quite a bit more expensive. Clothing is up a little. Glassware has gone up a lot and new goods are prominently displayed at regular retail prices. The books have been relegated to the back o7f the store and a nice lady who organized the books is not there any more. They are no longer organized in any manner.

This goodwill location is stocked nicely and organized really well comparing it to others I have…read morebeen to. It's a medium sized location with separate areas for men, women, appliances, furniture, electronics. I usually go in looking for particular things which I did not find this time. The good thing about goodwill is there will always be a new variety and by supporting them you are also supporting their cause to employ people with disabilities and/or disadvantages. I always look forward to what I might find next!

Just what I look for an my antique/thrifting. Their names does it justice. It is an eclectic…read morecollection of "stuff". Enough to browse for 30-60 minutes. Prices are reasonable with the apparent purpose of moving inventory.

Prices are not ridiculous on most items. Huge variety of items. Staff is very polite and helpful.read more

Plenty of things to look through! I was a little overwhelmed because I had kids with me. But I…read morecould probably spend hours here without kids. Hahaha items were fairly priced. Staff was approachable and we were just having conversations throughout the place. They have cara roaming around...so if you're allergic, pop some Benadryl in before hand! They have side street parking and come by knowing you have time to sort through a variety of items. It's not one of those places where you can just pop in and out.

Very eclectic place . Items were all over the place in the front yard side yard on the porch and…read moreinside was filled to the rafters but the owner knew what she had and was very helpful . I asked what I wanted and she had it . It was awesome

Amazing!! The employees are very helpful and knowledgeable. I was able to donate quite easily and…read moresee the great variety they offer.

I'm quite a thrift store aficionado and I really like this one. It is orderly and clean, things…read moreare not jammed together, but are well displayed and categorized. Except the books. Someone had the bizarre idea to group them on the shelves not by author, genre or title, but by jacket color. Amusing. The prices here are about 1/3 less than Goodwill , etc. and it is much easier to shop. They actually contribute to charities, too. The staff is bright, efficient, pleasant and helpful. They'll help you load stuff too. homes. It seems as though most of their products come from happy homes