Not the best Goodwill in the Charlotte area. The selection of household items was mediocre. They…read morehave an extensive amount of apparel. I noticed there's a community room that I believe can be rented out at this location. I didn't really care for the employees talking loud to one another over the customers. A couple of them even crossed directly in front of me without saying "excuse me."

I wish all Goodwills were like this Goodwill on Wendover. Clean, nice staff, very well maintained…read moreclothing, and the pricing is consistent (unlike other bigger city Goodwills like NYC or Chicago where the range of pricing goes from $5-$50!). Staff are super nice, and making sure the store remained clean. As for the goods, a lot of current styles but also found some great vintage as well - picked up J. Crew, Amo jeans and an adorable Savanna Jane blouse NWT! All in all a very positive experience--will definitely be back!

Goodwill has a bunch of stores around the Charlotte area and most of them have drop off locations…read morearound back. Today, we were in this neighborhood and hadn't made it elsewhere. So when I asked for donation centers in the area, this was close. There isn't much to this place - a half sized tractor trailer located outside the Food Lion to the south. It's staffed and they will help unload the stuff from your car. And when it's done, a receipt for your taxes. Easy! [Review 2504 of 2024 - 3957 in North Carolina - 23516 overall]

If you're looking for a shopping experience that includes name brands and high quality, but you're…read morealso looking for something a bit more high touch than a regular Goodwill store, the GW is the spot. This is like shopping at a full boutique but you're getting prices that are similar (but still higher) than Goodwill. It's Goodwill Plus. We has a very pleasant time today, trying on a couple pairs of jeans but not finding any we liked. The store is neatly organized and arranged by color. A belt did make the cut and is now in the closet at home. A nice selection of dressy men's wear too. If I needed a new suit or sportcoat, this is the spot. We'll definitely be back. [Review 1864 of 2024 - 3730 in North Carolina - 22886 overall]

Stopped in today after hearing good things about this location. Staff at the front welcomed…read moreeveryone in. Found a lot of really cute things for good prices. A lot of items are 4.99 and the price goes up from there based on brand or if it is new with tags. Store is organized by color. Nicely decorated. Feels like a boutique. Definitely a place to check out.

This is a drop off donation store. Nothing is sold here. One can get a receipt for their donation…read more I feel this a better venue then to drop off clothes in the clothing dumpsters. A good addition to Indian Land. There are a lot of needed people around who can benefit from purchasing items at other Salvation Army stores

A quick stop to see what's what here, this is an awesome spot for just about everything you might…read moreneed for a home. Furniture, cabinetry, appliances, even bathtubs and yes, a kitchen sink. Books and DVDs, too. The aisles are a little crowded and I'm not quite sure how this store is organized but wow, an impressive selection and if I was at a point where I needed to fill an apartment having just moved to Charlotte, this would be the spot. [Review 579 of 2026 - 4669 in North Carolina - 25760 overall]

Definitely worth going to in the last two weeks I've been to 15 habitats and this one is one of the…read morebest good selection good prices

I visited this location to see if it would be a good as the location I visit in Matthews on…read moreIndependence avenue. The parking was easy to get into and there's plenty of it. The store is well lit and though smaller than the other store it was packed with all the usual stuff. I didn't notice as much staff around the store and they weren't as engaging but still very professional. My daughter weaved up and down the racks trying to find as many things to try on as possible because we had finally made it in there on Wednesday and all clothing was 50% off. She found a bunch of stuff and the dressing rooms were well maintained and though not big, but spacious enough. At checkout everything went smoothly and we walked out with some great finds. I like this location for the convenience to get to and will likely return. This definitely replaces the Goodwill near my house because it's just bigger and better laid out. I've been just once to this spot but will return a few more times and will update my review if need be. But give this place a try and remember some days you can find a lot and some days nothing at all, it all just depends on the day you go. Patience and perseverance will get you far. that is all!

As of February 12, 2022, this location is temporarily closed thus it should be updated as such…read more.. the sign on the window said temporarily closed until further notice

I did some volunteer work with the Urban Ministry Center's Community Works 945 project earlier this…read moreyear, and it was an amazing place. The 945 Project combines efforts from artists and activists within our community with the talents of local homeless for various projects to beautify our community and to help the local homeless move towards employment and self-sufficiency. I did a little tutoring for folks studying for the GED exam as well as helping people with resumes, and it was a fulfilling experience. The environment around the 945 building is amazing. There's all this art all over the place, and people kind of wander in and out to work on their projects and talk about what's going on in their lives. It was a really healing, healthy place to hang out, and I met a lot of interesting people. If you're public-service inclined and looking for a place to do some volunteer work, I'd recommend checking out the Urban Ministry Center. They are pretty creative about putting people's skills to work, so you might be surprised at how they can use your talents.

It is so nice what they are doing here. It is a place that the less fortunate can go to for food…read more They can also do their laundry there. There are arts and crafts and it turns out a lot of the neighbors there can make some nice art! They can also sell it at the fairs they have too which is awesome. It's always good to give out a helping hand.

Take a wide variety of donations. Donated clothes or of high-quality with very reasonable prices.read more

From the owner: Tender Hearts Ministries provides a Tender Heart to those in need. We offer shelter to clients…read morethrough a nine-month back-to-work program. Our headquarters and donation processing center is located at 145 Blackburn St in downtown York, SC. We also have a women and their children shelter and a separate men's shelter, both in the city of York. We have numerous outreach programs including feeding homebound seniors. Please visit our four thrift stores that support our mission. Rock Hill, Clover, York, and Chester