Amazing Thrift shop with such a clean atmosphere that is also supporting a great mission.read more

From the owner: Since the early 1980s, St. Teresa Thrift Shop has offered affordable treasures to help families and…read moreindividuals stretch their budgets. We keep our prices extremely low for everyone's benefit! Proceeds provide vital support to St. Teresa’s Church & School and the broader community in Lincoln, funding projects like a new roof, windows, carpeting, and parking lot improvements. Every purchase makes a difference, helping everyone we serve. We gladly accept donations during regular business hours! These items include clean & gently used clothing, toys, books, kitchenware, crafting supplies, household goods, and seasonal items. We cannot accept large furniture, appliances, mattresses, microwaves, TVs, computers, building materials, or food.

If any person read my many reviews, I support I help all kind Food Banks, Salvation Army Corps,…read moreAmerican Heart/Stroke Association places! Now, any Food Bank and any Salvation Army Corps that I help, they all telling me my donations helping the children that town, they all telling me my donations helping the children that state! I have donated money, grocery food coupons, animal art work to the different Food Banks and to the different Salvation Army Corps! Animal, always a mother and two babies, one a boy baby and one a girl baby! This the Corn Husker State! Turkeys the bird, like eating corn! Corn has many ears, the green parts, am I right? Corn Hear ye hear ye, how wonderful think of children by helping home town Food Bank or Hear ye hear ye, how wonderful think of children by helping home town Salvation Army! Turkeys Do something brave by helping children with gifts to local Food Bank or Do something brave by helping children with gifts to local Salvation Army! Sharks Taking a bite out of hunger in children by helping local Food Bank or Taking a bite out of hunger in children by helping local Salvation Army! Dinosaurs Stomping away hunger in children by helping local Food Bank or Stomping away hunger by helping local Salvation Army! Glad to help any Food Bank and any Salvation Army Corps! Since all used help the children, in this situation is using to help the children in capitol town of Lincoln, Nebraska, the Corn Husker State! Some year I will have visit Lincoln, I always fascinated by capitol towns!

love getting great bargains, plus employees are so nice And so helpful…read more I also appreciate the senior discount.

guys, you don't even know. i go goodwilling a ton. goodwilling is basically going to a bunch of…read moregoodwills all in a day!! save the earth!! this is my favorite goodwill!! one of my favorite parts is the baggie section. you probably know what i'm talking about. there is a HUGE wall of baggies FILLED with things from barbies, to magnets, to land yards!! no joke, i bought two bags of magnets, a bag of stickers, and a bag of at LEAST 100 lanyards for $12 TOPS!! i am ranking in the thriving deals. the first time i had ever walked in this very goodwill, i was astonished!! everything is color coded. i walk in and clothes are on my left side and housewares on my right. my thrifting style tactic is usually t-shirts. nope. not this time. i head to the pants section. i never know what i'm expecting. i find the CROWN JEWEL. one of my favorite pieces of clothing i have ever seen with the naked eye. gorgeous. a masterpiece. i found TWINKIE PANTS!! as in the brand little cake twinkie!! you do not know how this effects me positively to this day. the one thing that i was upset about, was the price. i can get a starbucks mug for 50¢ on the other side of the store ( which i DID happily purchase ) but you're telling me these twinkie pants are SIX. DOLLARS. last i checked, goodwill food pajama twinkie pants weren't this expensive!! that day, i only got the mug and TWINKIE PANTS!!! from what i remember. i will always be goodwills biggest fan. saving the planet and looking stylish while doing it is a big priority for me. in quarantine, my biggest effect is not thrifting and thriving. as soon as goodwill opens, you know ima zoom my little booty to my neared goodwill. this goodwill does and will always have a special place in my heart. besides from the clothes, the employees are amazing!! i really appreciate their customer service!! when i've been, some have even spoken other languages. i can speak some vietnamese, not to brag. zin chow toi la, klaire. weird flex but ok. employees, i appreciate you. overall, goodwill is the best. amazing prices for amazing products (twinkie pants!!!) :)

Been going to GW for Over Eight years Three weeks ago I was with a Biracial person at the moment I…read morewas told that I that to give my jewelry purchases to the Cashier. I went alone the next week, NOW this person has another employees yelling at me through the Store (OOH IT gets BETTER) so I'm leaving the employee runs out after me yelling at me. So my thoughts are that they think I am STEALING!!!! 1st of all (FYI) you steal for Customers EVERYDAY You don't pay for none of the Merchandise you sell !!! 2nd YOUR Employees steal All the time and so does the upper management !!!! So I don't have to STEAL because I don't need anything you HAVE.

All stores, especially the new one on 27th and folkways, are clean and neat with friendly and…read morehelpful employees, nice selection of things for sale at reasonable prices.

My brother in law and I stopped here a couple months ago while we were in Lincoln for something and…read moreit was a general, Goodwill experience. You walk in and try to get your bearings down as there are a ton of people walking around and shopping. The good electronics are on the right, by the counter as you walk in. We walked around looking at random stuff for a bit and left. It's about the same as other Goodwill's around.

Whoever works in the back to pick up our donations is a rude woman. The workers at every Goodwill…read morenormally assist in taking items from the car and take them inside but she refused to help, citing "policy" that they aren't allowed to get in the vehicle, even though we only had a tote in the trunk, and she had us sort the items for her. Worst Goodwill I've been to!

A domestic violence and sexual assault crisis center for the past 35 years, Voices of Hope is a…read morestandard, a bench mark, a fixture of our community. If you are feeling unsafe, unsure in your relationship or have in the past the women at Voices of Hope are the best in compassion and grace when it comes to help.

The Center for people in need does not give equally and caters to bigger families. They are very…read moreunsanitary. I have witnessed cockroaches and ants inside their building. They are unfriendly and very short with everyone. They accused me of trying to steal food when they check your stuff out! They made me empty my purse! Invasion of my privacy! Gross bathrooms and if you tell someone they do nothing and then give you dirty looks. Obviously people that go there have no money but they constantly advertise on their microphone that they have services available for 10 dollars. If I had 10 dollars it wouldn't be used for a service they are advertising for, it would be to buy me some groceries so I wouldn't have to be at a nasty place like the center for people in need!!!!

From the owner: The Center for People in Need offers services and training so low-income people can satisfy their…read morebasic needs and achieve economic independence. We help members of our community obtain adequate food and household necessities, like diapers, through weekly distributions. We also provide training and education through our Tackling Recidivism and Developing Employability (TRADE) and People Obtaining Prosperity (POP) programs. Refugees and immigrants can learn English and basic American laws and culture through our English Language Learning (ELL) courses. Anyone in need will find an open, welcoming environment at the Center for People in Need. For more information, visit cfpin.org.