Great place to have an event such as a wedding, anniversary, birthday, etc. There's a wonderful…read moreoutdoor area and spacious atrium. Reasonably priced.

Not a bad location. They had plenty of nice women's plus size clothes. The store was clean and…read morewe'll organized

I go to Goodwills all over the country and when I asked to see some purses in a case, after looking…read moreat the bags I saw that 3 of the bags were fake. Fake Gucci, and Prada. I picked out a REAL Michael Kors bag that was only $8. But the fake bags they had marked at $50 a piece. I can understand paying $50 for a used real bag. But not for a fake one. I asked if they knew they were fake (based on the price not matching what it is) and the manager got super hostile with me and claimed it doesn't matter because that's what they sell fake bags at the store for. Uhhh it's illegal to sell fake bags in real stores so I don't know what kind of stores she's talking about in Decatur but in big cities you can only buy fake bags on the street corner. You can't even buy them on Facebook marketplace anymore. LOL Anyway, the woman was just so overly rude when I was just trying to ask about the prices. I really didn't understand why the attitude? I don't come to goodwill to be screamed at in front of the entire store where other customers in line are asking me what happened. Goodwill perpetuates itself as a "charity" but the customers like me that travel all over the country going to these places get treated like garbage? I don't think so. Get a grip goodwill manager. Oh I just noticed that they double charged me for a $9 item. When I was checking out I asked the cashier twice if I could wrap the porcelain items I got, which she got out paper for so after she rang a few up I took them and wrapped them. But then when she finished ringing all of them up I didn't get to wrap them and she was just throwing them in the bag all together. I had to ask a third time to wrap them because I said the paint was really fragile and she was just like "oh".

Can't give zero so. Unreliable, unprofessional, and truly a no-show. I found out the night before…read morethat he wasn't coming.

The entrance area was clean and inviting, and the unit itself was clean. I like that I don't have…read moreto keep up with a key and PIN code to get in and out, the app is really convenient. Mikoya, the assistant manager, was super helpful as well.

I so love this place and the security. They make sure you are ok and if you have any problems they…read moretry to fix it right away. Great choice to make.

Paw Project of Georgia is truly a special place. From the moment you walk in, you can feel how…read morecozy, welcoming, and full of love the atmosphere is. The people there are incredibly friendly and genuinely care about every single animal in their rescue. It's clear that the animals are not just being housed, but truly loved, nurtured, and given a second chance at a happy life. This rescue runs on compassion, dedication, and heart--and they rely on donations to continue their amazing work. Supporting Paw Project of Georgia means supporting a team that goes above and beyond for animals who need it most. I'm so grateful for everything they do.

Quick easy affordable vet! Plus they are very helpful to the community. I picked up a free bag of…read moredog food for my pup. Which was really needed this month.

This is real Organization for charity to help and supports the less privileged childrenread more

I am by no means a thrifter. Thrift shops have a weird smell and I'm way too impatient to sort…read morethrough them. Which is ironic because I have no problem spending 48 hours in a Banana Republic outlet. Not to mention Dillards but I digress.. Granny wanted to go to The Goodwill so we did. It's a fairly new location right off of Flat Shoals Pkwy, in the plaza with Family Dollar. There's parking galore and the store is huge! There's bad music playing (like in most stores) and it's brightly lit. Items range from toys to clothes to furniture. New inventory arrives every fifteen minutes so as you can imagine, there's a lot of stuff! The store is very organized but in a weird, savant sort of way. Shirts are sorted by type (t-shirt, blouse, uniform) and color (pink, rose, fuscia), but not by size. The denim section is just as crazy. They have rows and rows of jeans that aren't sorted by size. We were looking for petites. There's no petite section :(. But the selection is vast, the fitting rooms are clean, there are cool shopping carts and some pretty good sales if you can figure them out. Tiny plastic tabs are attached to each item. If you get a certain color tag (and the color changes weekly) you get a percentage off! I thought the prices were a little high. But my brother (a card-carrying member of Thrifters Anonymous) explained that Goodwill Industries is non-profit. Items are more than they would be at a Value Village because 83% of their revenue is spent on programs. The Goodwill helped over 300,000 people find jobs last year so you're shopping for a cause. A random sample of prices: Slippers $3 Ties $3 Women's pants $5.75 Women's blouses $5.75 Shoes $6 Women's jeans $7.47 Overpriced piece of gym equipment $350 Yes, there are a lot of questionable items. But if you take your time, I'm sure you will find some diamonds in the rough. Happy treasure hunting!

Always clean and organized. I founnd the prettiest last mInute Calvin Klein dress in here and got…read moreit for about $6 bucks at $150 retail!