Actual thrift store prices!!! I find amazing things here for my house. Workers are always friendly…read moreas well.

Thrifts store is crazy with prices. $20 for a vase and $6 for a broken ceramic item. The hats looks…read moregreat and they had them everywhere but no price in sight. Again lots of ties for men but we couldn't find and prices. Some stuff was prices but bunches was NOT priced . I need to know the price please. They had lots of furniture and that's nice

I used to come pretty often but recently I haven't been coming as much due to one particular…read moreindividual. I think her name is Katrina idk if she's a manager or what but she's extremely rude yells "beep beep" when she's bringing out the bins. Doesn't say excuse me, gets an attitude with customers, will practically almost hit customers, carts and the other bins. With a I don't give a F attitude. Literally have heard customers complain and it's like nothing gets done about it. Also looks like some of the employees hate working with her. I have even seen her try and argue with managers because the way she does things is her way or the highway. When Sabrina or Vivian are managing or bring out the bins everything goes smooth and they're enjoyable to be around. Honestly, if they're not there, we don't know what we're going to get. Hopefully corporate will fix some things because if something doesn't change a lot of great people will leave!

I've been to several Goodwill "Bins" stores over the years and generally find some really good…read morestuff! This location, however, is a literal dump. I've gone there on three separate occasions and every time, the condition of the clothing and shoes is appalling. Stains, holes, smells, etc. There's absolutely nothing worth buying. Given my positive experiences at other locations, I'm convinced that the bins are being picked over before being rolled out on to the floor.

This is not my normal donation charity. But the timing was right. Having received a mailer that…read moretheir truck would be in my neighborhood on an optimal day, I decided to take advantage of the opportunity. Having grown up a member of the Vietnam generation I know well the need these Veterans have. Many came home with severe PTSD, which was not understood and treated like it is today. The boys that came home were not the boys I had known before they served in the jungles, many drafted with no other option than to go, What happened over the years to these boys, who are now elderly men has been heartbreaking. There were suicides and divorces not too many years after their return. It was impossible to live with the severe PTSD, which I personally experienced. There is still homelessness and a plethora of other problems. So I was happy to make a donation towards their support from my purging project. It was time to get some bags out & open up the bedroom space they had been occupying, Not knowing their schedule, I put out the bags the night before. The next day my bags were gone with a donation receipt left in my door handle. They didn't detail the number of bags so I noted it on the receipt for tax purposes, Also left was a donation bag listing the items they accept & the most urgent request for clothing, I hope some or all of the clothing is used for veterans in need. But if their thrift store generates funding for their support or housing then I'm also happy. They accept almost anything except furniture, mattresses, larger appliances, TV's & computer monitors. Detailed needs were clothing all types & sizes, clothing accessories, shoes, baby items, houseware & glassware, books, toys, bikes, stereos, radios, portable TV's, bedding, draperies, curtains, kitchenware, usable small furniture & rugs, small appliances, tools, jewelry & cosmetics. They don't accept cash donations. Also noted is the fact that "Your tax deductions of usable discards is the only means of helping your veterans." It makes me happy to help the boys of my generation who received no support when they returned. Most went because of the draft. Many returned having experienced terrible horrors. Every time I see someone wearing a Vietnam Veteran's hat I thank them for their service. It makes me happy to help support those still struggling with my donations.

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center sits next to their Thrift Store on Virginia Beach at…read more5524 Virginia Beach Boulevard, I love their mission of housing & offering work services in the form of preparing donations for either use by their residents or the homeless. I'm sure a number of the donations go to the Thrift Store to fund their work. The donations are easy to schedule with their web site satruck.org. You can schedule on line, choose a day & add extra instructions. You note what types of bags, boxes or large items. The items are detailed on their receipts, which is great for tax purposes. You can request a 30 or 60 minute call in advance. I was certainly glad we got everything outside last night. The call came this morning at 7:36, which is still the middle of the night for me. But I was happy they came so early because of the imminent rain storms. Needless to say that at that hour I didn't get up to take pictures of the truck. The receipt was left in my door handle. In the middle of a much needed purge of my closets my donations have been massive recently. I'm very happy about their use to help others.

This Goodwill Donation Center is not a store but a facility to sort out the drop off donations.The…read moreoffice is private so most of the donations will happen outside.

Goodwill one thing I hate seeing is stores that aren't accountable. For me to get off of work early…read moreknowing that I would be able to arrive just before closing. Only to arrive within store hours and someone on the inside of the stores looks at my far and says that they are closed when there are 4 minutes left is unacceptable

Cashier Lily was rude and smelled so badly of BO. Got followed around by a cat caller the entire…read moretime I was in the store, staff didn't do anything. Felt uncomfortable the entire time. Interaction with Lily was short, but the smell radiating off of her was horrendous. She rolled her eyes when I walked up to the counter & through the mask I could barely hear her telling me the total, heard $4.56 when I grabbed 3 kids books, $0.49 a piece. When I corrected her, she got a bit short tempered rolling her eyes at me once again and saying $1.56. Will NOT be back. This is the 2nd time I've been in here & both interactions at the register were with Lily.

This thrift store is very clean and well organized. Hours of operation are convenient as they are…read moreopen Monday - Saturday from 9 AM to 8 PM and Sunday from 11 AM to 6 PM. Prices are clearly marked for almost all items for sale and staff is friendly and personable. There is a decent selection of various categories of merchandise though this store is a bit on the small side compared to some other areas thrift stores. I appreciate the presence of fitting rooms where one can try on clothing to check for a proper fit before purchase. Like most Goodwill stores, prices tend to be a bit higher than at other area thrift stores but the money you spend is going for a good cause and being reinvested in the local community. The store is located next to Roses in College Park Square Shopping Center. The large parking lot shared with the rest of the the shopping center tenants ensures plenty of available room to park your vehicle. The parking lot is generally well kept and the walkup to the Goodwill store has always been clear on my visits. Ingress and egress are easy with multiple entry and exit points in all directions.

I was there earlier this week, Ms Sabrina and Ms Vin were alone for a bit and managed to bring out…read moreproduct and keep smiles on their faces . dedicated even when one uses a cane! great work ethic!

This is a very big goodwill with a good selection and of shoes and clothes. The toy selection is…read morenot very extensive and the store is outdated with lights out in the dressing room. The staff are here but often multitasking and hard to find

Great little cat rescue -- we adopted two bonded kittens and are very happy with them!!! Everyone…read morewas friendly and the process was fast and easy

Our daughter had a wonderful time visiting this facility, we worked with Belle and she was so…read moreknowledgeable and informative. Thank you little Roar.