Dropped off some women's clothing I wanted to donate recently and it was super quick and painless!…read moreI walked my bag up to the front door because that's all I had, but if you're donating more there are several parking spots in front of the donation door where you can stop and wait for an employee to come over and help you unload.

Okay O-k OOOO TAY!!…read more This place is the truth! Story time: there is free boxing classes for women once a month in the SAME parking lot at hidden gym I leave after my very hard but fantastic class to find out I'm locked out of my very big and bulky mom van. No worries, call the husband. He's slow, I have 2 hours until he arrives with the spare key. I dash over to good will, pick up a few items I DONT need and as I'm watching the items someone is watching ME. She's eyeing me as I'm going from post to bin and then as I'm snatching the buy tag off of a $30 couch I will be buying asap. Ma'am, how can I help YOU? She walks over and says Hey random stranger, I see your having a ball here in this crusty dusty goodwill, why don't you take a gander up the street and around the corner to this place that's LIKE good will but better. Me thinking to my self, you giving me directions like I didn't just walk over here. Long story even longer, I end up buying the goodwill couch , she points me over to this store and I walk in and it's like the Coach of second hand stores! Remember I said I had 2 hours, well my very bougie attorney friend lives around the corner, she called during my initial " I'm locked out" and was already on her way and decided to pull up the moment I stepped into this glorious second hand store. I quickly survey the entire store in oh I'd see 3 mins flat and spot ANOTHER couch I could take my eyes on. I had already scanned all the other couches and the prices were $200-300. The couch tho in question.. THIRTYYYYY DOLLLLLARS. That's right $30! So I wait in the very long lined purchase the couch , hop in the car with my bougie friend while she's tapping her gums about legal jargon I could care less about and ahhh!! A sigh of relief. 2 couches $60 bucks No way to fit either Life is GOOD! The end!

Nice guy accepting donations. Dropped off 9 bags of clothes in under 2 min…read more Would go to this location again.

Workers will ignore you while you stand at the counter ready to check out. Put my stuff on the…read morecounter and left.

It's okay. Not a lot of options but service was good The value was not as expected but the…read moreselection was great.

This is my second time coming into this location with bags full of gently worn even brand new items…read morewith tags. Both time they've said NONE of my items are deemed worthy of their store. Mind you there's a mixture of my clothes and my two younger sisters clothing. I find it REALLY hard to believe they couldn't take not one item. Really a waste of my time.

The staff is great and communicative. Items for sale are better quality and well priced. Decent…read moreselection. Always surprised.

Hope's Door is a great place to donate clothes and House wears. They appreciate the donations and…read moreuse them to help give needy families that are victims of domestic violence a new start.

Easy to donate, get approval for pickup, on time as well!!definitely will continue to donateread more

Use to LOVE shopping at habitat in mckinney. On top of getting home improvement items needed at a…read morereasonable price they had everything. It was fun to just go walk around and look. The people were always friendly and helpful. Went in there today. The lady at the register was rude actually hateful. The prices are so expensive you'd be better off going and buying it new because if you buy it here your going to pay for it like it's new. They hardly have anything there a used electric stove was $800 dollars. Crazy! I bought mine at best buy outlet for 6 or had a small scratch but new... plus the employees were nice and helpful. I won't be going back

I rarely wrote reviews, but Junk Quest truly deserve. I had a mix of old furniture, boxes, ans yard…read moredebris piling up, amd they made the whole, junk removal process incredibly easy. Jonathan and his crew showed up right on time, gave a fair estimate and hauled everything away in less than an hour. If you're looking for junk removal in McKinney, they're fast, affordable and truly top-notch service l!!

They were super nice and quick with removing my piano! They were very efficient and handled it well…read moreeven though it was quite heavy and I will definitely contact again in the future. Highly recommend!

I absolutley love the heart, the work and the results of Samaritan Inn. I have done work on the…read moreproperty as an electrician, and have gotten to see 'behind the scenes'. I also have a friend who is currently staying there with her child - it is a huge help as she is transitioning back into personal and financial stability.

I am a graduate student at the University of Texas at Arlington. I worked here last year as a…read moresocial work intern. I worked from January to April of 2023. I worked in the Information Center (IC). I barely learned anything about social work. Making phone calls and providing people resources for shelter is the ONLY thing I learned. I spent all of my time in the IC giving clients their mail, badges, unclogging toilets, toilet paper, baby products, hair care products, cleaning products, and over the counter meds which has nothing to do with social work. My field supervisor (Brandy) told me and my field liaison that I was going to learn about intakes in March, and then she turned around and said that I will be learning about intakes starting in June. My field supervisor terminated me in April and claimed that I was not upbeat, had poor social skills, and depressed. I regret discussing my depression and what I was going through at home to employees, and I had no idea that you could get terminated for that. But see, I never worked before, and so I am new to the workplace. I regret telling people who I don't know about my personal life, and oftentimes, I have a habit of ranting and getting things off of my chest, but I still believe that I shouldn't have gotten fired over that. It's whatever, I guess! My positive attitude and work ethic are what matters. I also noticed that I was the only social work intern who did not get a chance to learn about case management, and I believe it's due to the fact that I am Black. One of the directors (Misty) said that I looked depressing and intimidating. I should have reported her for saying that to me because her comment about me was very disrespectful and bigoted. Employees and interns in the IC should NOT be handling client's prescribed medications. Samaritan Inn needs to be reported! I was kind, respectful, and worked hard. I worked so hard there for no pay, and what did I get? Nothing, but a stupid thank you card in the mail. Ridiculous! Please DO NOT come to this place. You'll definitely regret it.

This is your classic traditional thrift shop! It's located in the Park Mall Plaza next to Poor…read moreRichard's Cafe (Aldi is also in that location). It's a small storefront, very organized, price tags on everything. They sell second hand mens, women's & children's clothing as well as a few decorative items, furniture and housewares. Reasonable prices, I'd call it middle of the road. I was very happy with pjs and a robe I bought for a post surgery situation. All 3 pieces was $8.00.

This store took the location of one of my favorite (and cheapest) Plano thift stores that couldn't…read moresurvive the pandemic. When they first opened i really didn't like them but they've improved a lot. It's mostly clothing, I'd say about 35% women's clothing and shoes, 30% men's clothing and shoes, 20% kids clothing (few shoes), and 15% furniture and housewares. Prices are good for modern thrifting. Most women's pieces were $5, shoes at $10 and they have a clearance rack at $1.99. They have sales by tag color same as any thrift and when I went on Labor day they had 50% off everything except red tag. Service was friendly and excellent. Everything is well organized. The only problem is it's small and very cramped.

Charity organization nice family admophere this group helps homeless folks and assist them on the…read morestreets

Out of 4 " Thrift " store visits,this shop was a surprise. Located in a 1960s strip center,the…read moregrocery next door that was originally a Safeway has now found new life providing middle eastern goodies. The rest of the area is in various stages of gentrification. Entering the store nothing special,grabs your attention. But,look closer and you'll find a clean, well organized shop with things you may even consider buying! As much a surprise to me as you,I picked up two brand new King Sized embroidery bed spreads!!! Thinking about going back and getting the rest for gifts. That's how good. I'd say if your in urban exploration mode,hit The Thrift Store in Plano.

They don't have changing rooms, so you can't try on anything before you buy it unless you want to…read moreexpose yourself to other customers on the sales floor. They also don't do returns or refunds. Basically you're just screwed if you buy something and it doesn't fit. This is incredibly unethical. If you're not going to let people try things on, you should allow returns and give refunds. Period. Will be filing a complaint with the BBB because I'm that tired of thrift stores like this screwing over their customers.