Yes, they have been around for years and have served the communities well. They are polite and the…read morestore is clean. My grandparents, my parents and I have given to Salvation Army over many years.

Strong supporter of the Salvation Army!! They help others that don't have the money and take…read moredonations. Glad to see the shop is open.

We do this every year for community service. My fraternity and our sister organization come in and…read moredo diapers and clothes and Women's Health packs and all sorts of things. We take a few months throughout the year to stack up donations. And then we just ended up sorting things and putting things in places in the warehouse. It's a really good way for us to work together, to give back to the community. All of the proceeds go to places that are in need, within the community. Giving back a super important, and helping Mama's is consistently in the Forefront of that within Gwinnett county.

From the owner: Baby Supply Bank of Georgia. Support the over 300,000 women and children living in poverty in Metro…read moreAtlanta by texting "HELPMAMAS" to 44-321.

I would like to thank your organization for stepping in to assist my handicap brother, who has…read morecustody of his five grandchildren, one of whom is 17 years old and fighting for his life. My brother had to have his leg amputated three years ago due to complications of diabetes. The only thing that mattered to him was feeding his babies. I would love to return my thanks by volunteering and donating in the future. Thanks kindly for helping my family in a time of need.

From the owner: Our goal at Global Impact is to be an outreach with no borders, to not only assist individuals in…read morethese impoverished areas in our nation and around the world with the basics needed to sustain and build more healthy lives but also build a foundation for future growth and sustainability.

Sometimes I would donate here under the pretense that people like me and my partner (LGBTQ) for…read moreexample would be donating for a good cause to help even our own. But upon doing more research and seeing more on their website, I feel uncomfortable donating to an organization that sees my people typically as inferior. I'd rather not participate in further assisting their organization's... activities. IYKYK. There are other places that could benefit from both time, effort, donations and consideration that support both local and wider groups of people's needs.

good selection of clothing. employees are hostile. especially the one with long hair and glasses…read more maybe he was in a funk that day, but last time i went he was rude and condescending so i don't know what that was about. there was another lady at the counter who was very judgmental as well.

As with many thrift stores these days, tidiness of stock on display seems to be an afterthought if…read morea thought at all. Be prepared to hunt, dig, lift, carry, and move items as you search for your treasure. Speaking of which I found 2 nice Le Creuset pieces for under $5 total on my last visit! Keep your eyes peeled is my best advice. Staff were courteous though not bothered about serving a customer with used crumpled tissues on the check out counter (Left by who? Used for what?)

This is a small Salvation Army, but very reasonably priced. The staff was very nice and they have a…read morelarge collection of jewelry. It's easy to do a quick run through, so I will go back next time in town.

The store dwntwn...are horders for their OWN benefit. Why, went in looking for working fans bc the…read moreHVAC IS OUT AT HOME 88° in our home and these selfish goons would rather keep the 2-good fans in the employee only area and sell the PUBLIC half *$$ working equipment at ridiculous prices. A fan blowing at got air and shuts off after 2sec is not worth 5.00? But they rather keep the efficient items for themselves!​

Just wanted to note how easy The Salvation Army makes it to donate larger items. It's one of the…read morefew place that will pick up furniture. Their only requirement is that you have FOUR large bags of clothes included in that pick up. I do love what they do with the item as well. The website is organized and easy to use. They called to confirm my pick up date, and even the driver called when he was 15 minutes out. Easy-peasy! **Don't waste your time trying to search for direct-care organizations to donate larger items (e.g. foster care facilities, transitional housing, homeless shelters) like I did. No one else will take them directly or has space to store them.**

A pleasure when you see a smiling face every time you enter the store Kudos to Terrance at store…read more5517 Smyrna. He is a delight, helpful and makes shopping a pleasure. Please recognize him for his efforts. Adrienne L

This Goodwill is actually located on South Cobb Drive, not Cobb Parkway. It sits across the street…read morefrom the Kroger at the Concord Road/South Cobb Drive intersection. We use this location as our main donation spot, as they have a drive up/thru donation area on the side of the building. It is always staffed and quick and easy for donations. Inside of the store is 80% clothing with the outer walls stocked with random items, housewares, art, kitchen gadgets, etc...For the most part it is well organized and laid out, even the clothing racks. Overall, standard Goodwill location good for drop offs and quick browsing.