Today I dropped off some donations and decided to stop in the store. I was not expecting how clean…read moreand organized the store was. It amazed me how nice the furniture pieces were and how inexpensive thing were. I was especially impressed with the staff (Crystal, Maria, Gabriel and Miles) who do such an amazing job in keeping everything neat. This is not an easy task considering the amount of donations that come in. Thank you everyone for being so nice in answering my questions and keep up the good work!!!!!

@business Manager Salvation Atmy You have no excuses !!!…read moreYour employee failed to properly inspect my sofa. In such case they would have found that very few left over dog hair on his fabrics would have made an extremely poor family happy !!!! I would have not gone through the TROUBLE of spending conspicuous time cleaning it at my best and taking it over your facility If I knew that your main concern is to find a way to sell it for a profit..... Such sofabed was sturdy and well built. The memory foam was in great shape and your uncaring employees turned it down without even looking at it appropriately. They just judged it from few hair and a some dirt still present on the foam. Should you have given it up to homeless people as it was, I am sure that God would have sent his blessing !!!! Shame on all of you for such a despicable action !!!

Awesome service! Super easy to make an appointment for them to pick up your used items. They are…read moresuper polite and helpful. Will be donating more through them soon!

Easy to make an appointment for pick up. Easy instructions to get your stuff ready for pick up…read more Great organization to give to where our veterans need things that we can help them with. Show appreciation to our veterans that have served our country for us.

This is one of my favourite thrift stores. When I am in the area, I always visit. You should too,…read moreyou will not be disappointed.

Goodwill was founded in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor and who could fix the items. The items were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. They are also keeping millions of pounds of items out of landfills every year. This is a very large Goodwill Store on Dixie Hwy. in Palmetto Bay in south Miami. What stood out to me about this store was the incredible level of organization it had. It looked like the Home Edit ladies got their hands on it. I didn't have high hopes when entering because the door was disgustingly dirty but once I stepped inside I was impressed. All of the clothes were grouped by color, shoes were perfectly lined up, everything was by size, type, and in it's place. Most Goodwill's are organized but this was next level. It made me want to go home and tidy up my own closet. I do enjoy exploring a Goodwill but now that I have discovered the pay by pound outlets I tend to prefer the thrill of the hunt there. Still if you are in the area, this is a good store to stop in if for no other reason than organization inspiration.

Got some good pants here. Items are clearly labeled and prices are fair and reasonable.read more

They came to my house to pick up a patio table and chairs and because the paint was falling a…read morelittle off, they refused to take it. The table was in excellent condition. NEVER DONATING!!!!

It was extremely easy dropping off clothes, bedsheets, shoes etc to American Cancer Society of Palm…read moreBeach. They want only gently worn or new things. If the items are soiled or extremely in bad shape then it's not the place to give them. They accept things like clothes, shoes, furniture, houseware things, accessories and electronics. I had a few bags of things which easily fit into my car and I was able to do drop off. They offer to assist you in bringing them inside. They also ask if you need a receipt for your records/taxes. They also have bins in the back of the store if you want to just drop off the bags. For people who can't drop off or have large items of donation such as furniture, you can give them a call and schedule a time for pick up. They pick up the phone in business hours and are good about assisting. Awesome way of giving things to a good organization.~

From the owner: Drop off your reusable items to Help Save Lives and Support the American Cancer Society of Palm…read moreBeach County. We need gently used clothing, footwear, purses, accessories, housewares, bikes and collectibles.

The store is a nightmare to try and park to visit. Still once inside i found a nice handbag, see my…read morephotograph. I love to visit thrift stores and will always stop when I see one, as I love a good hunt. However, I would not go out of my way to visit this one again. Hialeah is still the queen of Thrifting!!

Only been able to get once because the parking is very limited and every time I get there, there is…read morenowhere to park and if you double park, you get towed. Goodwill needs to move the outlet to another Goodwill that has more parking or they are losing lots of business.

It is an amazing Organization that cares about the families they are assisting. They even will…read moreassist as much as they can when someone does not qualify for their program.

Wonderful organization and caring people. Always trying to empower and see families succeed.read more

It is the hit and a miss. The last time I was there was looking for a Dining Room Table. And I…read morefound a HIT, The table was well over a $1500+ hundred dollars, brand new. I got it for just under $250! Just slightly brand used. I got it in my Dining Room right now!

Great store! The staff goes above and beyond to make sure everything stays clean and running…read moresmoothly.

I visited the Dragonfly Thrift Shop after hearing great things from some neighbors, and it truly…read moresurprised me the moment I walked in. With plenty of free parking and curated items displayed outside, you instantly get into the shopping vibe before even stepping through the door. The shop is divided into different rooms featuring well-selected items, pants, dresses, shirts, décor, and even Christmas ornaments. There's also a men's section with dress shirts and suits, plus a secluded room with designer clothing that's slightly pricier but definitely worth checking out. What impressed me the most was how clean, organized, and welcoming the whole place feels. The staff is wonderful, and I was delighted to learn that it's a nonprofit organization run by formerly incarcerated individuals, helping support their reintegration into society. On top of that, shopping here promotes sustainable clothing demand and supply. I absolutely love this initiative and look forward to continuing to support them. Spread the word and support a great cause!

I try to visit businesses that have a great cause and was happy to visit Dragonfly with one of my…read morecousins. Attended an event at Dragonfly and was amazed at their mission. They help women who have been previously imprisoned get back on their feet. They provide jobs, guidance for resumes and prep them for job interviews. You can donate your good at this boutique for a great cause! They have a big selection of clothing, home items, shoes, books, etc. I'm sure you can find treasures here at a good value! They have events all the time. I initially was going to attend an embroidery event but was cancelled due to the instructor having gotten sick. Come check them out and support a shop with a great cause!