Super clean store! Staff was helpful with pointing me in the direction I needed to go. They run…read moresales weekly do definitely worth checking out their Facebook prior to stopping in to see what's on sale. They also do pickups for donations which is helpful for when I can't leave the house! $4 hoodies and $3 tshirts!!

Big thanks to the lady who talked down to me today. For about a minute and a half after I took a…read morewrong turn and was "backstage". Don't worry, I won't be back.

Good prices on a rotating basis (sales), regular prices are so-so…read more Team members are super nice. I love that it is a true thrift store-it is not overly curated. I enjoy rooting around the craft area.

Extremely well arranged, with reasonable prices. The interior is much more spacious than it appears…read morefrom the outside, and the staff were welcoming. It also lacked the typical thrift store odor.

Don't even think about applying for a job at the Salvation Army--anywhere but especially at the…read moreKentwood location. Why? Google "Dumpster Fire" Working here means... Constant chaos due to sloppy, inept management and a steady flow of new employees quitting without warning after only a few days on the job. The obese store manager here always seems to have only a tenuous grasp on her managerial responsibilities. Even worse, is the scrawny hag from corporate who has delusions of grandeur despite the fact that she spends most of her time doing the same grunt work and enduring the same drudgery as the regular low-paid drones. In fact, this crone's unrealistic superiority complex tempted me several times in passing, to viciously clothesline her. And just like her two other corporate counterparts, she's clownish and clueless. Add to that, the pay is barely over minimum wage, the benefits are laughable, and because SA is considered a religious entity, if you're let go or there's another scam-demic, you won't get unemployment benefits. So do yourself a favor. Unless you're a desperate low-life loser, give this slave-labor "opportunity" a pass.

Love a good thrift store and Salvation Army is a nice store with selection of clothes and home goodsread more

I am rating this solely on clothing and pricing. All clothing has a set price and there are never…read moreany sales/ discounts at this location. I have visited several times and selection at this location isn't the best- no outrageous finds here. Strangely enough, the nearest other World Mission Thrift store is MUCH better. It is my favorite thrift store for clothing in the Wyoming/ Grandville area! It is located on Burlingame just North of 28th St. This one has way more clothing on the floor and offers 2 colors of tags half off each day! Not sure why the location listed for this review does not do this, since they are both World Mission Thrift stores. That said, if you are looking for good clothing finds, drive down to the other location, as it is much better and you will find better deals if you look.

Some of the other reviews are outdated. Not a lot of furniture here. Mostly clothing, books, and…read moresome housewares. It is well organized but nowhere near as nice as the location in Comstock Park (which isn't on Yelp for some reason, but it's at west of Alpine & 4 Mile. They do have sales just like the others, not sure about daily but the last Tuesday of every month, everything is half off. This applies to the Comstock Park location as well; not sure about Burlingame. Books are VERY well organized, but if you're looking for a more current selection check out the CP location (again, sorry) -- it's set up like a bookstore and is amazing.

One of my favorite Goodwill stores, I go there very often, and enjoy the vibes there…read more Advice: Go into this store with an open mind, you may not find exactly what you are looking for, but I promise you that you will find something you would like if you just look! Pros: A very easy to understand layout (Men's and Children's clothing on the left, Women's seasonal clothing in the middle, and women's clothing on the right). They are very good at stocking for the seasons. Great selection of home supplies, decor, and electronics. Very good selection of records, CDS, and DVDs. Clean store. Very nice and helpful staff members, they are very willing to help answer questions, and if they are unaware of an answer, they are not afraid of asking their manager without needing to ask them. There are always new items coming out during the day. Great pricing The pricing: (Applicable as of 2026) The clothing is priced using solid universal prices (e.g. Men's pullovers: $7.99), and they are clearly labelled on the ends of each rack. Electronics are well priced ranging from ~$4.99 - ~$7.99 for keyboards, radios, alarm clocks, phone cases, boomboxes, and CD Players. For Speakers, you should expect to pay ~$7.99 - $10.99 for desk speakers, and ~$40 and up for stereo system speakers and higher end/vintage systems. AMAZING PRICES FOR PHYSICAL MEDIA! A part that could go either way: There is a very fast turnover for items in this store, which is both positive, as if you don't find anything one day, there is a very good chance if you come back the next day you will find something; however, it is also negative if you leave something to think about if you want it. For me, it is a positive because I enjoy going thrifting very often. A minor con for me: There are usually a bunch of resellers, which makes me feel queasy, as thrifting (at least in my opinion) should not be a for-profit project for people who otherwise wouldn't thrift if it wasn't giving them money for flipping the items.

Staff is super friendly. GW does a great job at hiring the right people for the job…read more Prices are great compared to Goodwill locations nationwide. They only markup a few items. On average, clothing prices range from $5-$8. Obviously, don't buy the Walmart brands because they aren't worth it. But, this location is in a wealthier area, and there are some real gems to be had for a low price. This is one of their larger stores. But, it's in a more popular location, so it harder for me to find deals. This is one of my four favorite local GW locations. I'd rank it #2. PRO TIP: Sign up for texting Tuesday AND email. They are separate, and send out different coupon offers.

I always find nice clothing and see lots of home goods in the Plainfield store when I shop there…read more Friendly service also!

Super clean, organized and friendly. Good pricing and big selection. Definitely check it out.read more

Greatest consignment store and best staff. Prices make sense and quality is great. Selection is…read morealso really good.

I treat myself to a little visit to Rock Paper Scissors monthly, and I always find treasures! The…read morestore is clean and well-organized, the styles are so unique and affordable, and the staff are friendly and genuine.

This is a very large thrift store. I made it through two floors of goods before calling it a wash,…read morethough. The location was easy to nav to and we were able to snag free street parking. The entrance leads to stairs to enter the space but I did note there was a handicap ramp for those in wheelchairs. The main floor was mostly Christmas stuff during our visit, along with incredibly outdated home goods, knick knacks, toys, sporting equipment, etc. We didn't see much that tickled our fancy, so we headed upstairs to see what goodies await. We were surprised to see even more furniture, plus some shoes, dresses, a very small selection of men's and women's clothes, books and kid's clothes. This would be a great spot to find a vintage kitchen table, hutch, dresser, sewing machine or dining room set. Everything seemed pretty aged. It wasn't a thrift shop with much to offer from the last 10-20 years, depending on the category. We realized on floor two that there was nothing here for us, so we skedaddled. If you're into vintage stuff, you may enjoy this thrift shop. If you're looking for newer/more modern stuff, you may want to skip this one. We thought prices were high for the age and condition of everything being offered.

The prices are so high. $300 for a used dresser! Lots of stuff just overpriced…read more Seems most second hand stores have raised their prices. Where can people go when they cannot afford new furniture?