love getting great bargains, plus employees are so nice And so helpful…read more I also appreciate the senior discount.

guys, you don't even know. i go goodwilling a ton. goodwilling is basically going to a bunch of…read moregoodwills all in a day!! save the earth!! this is my favorite goodwill!! one of my favorite parts is the baggie section. you probably know what i'm talking about. there is a HUGE wall of baggies FILLED with things from barbies, to magnets, to land yards!! no joke, i bought two bags of magnets, a bag of stickers, and a bag of at LEAST 100 lanyards for $12 TOPS!! i am ranking in the thriving deals. the first time i had ever walked in this very goodwill, i was astonished!! everything is color coded. i walk in and clothes are on my left side and housewares on my right. my thrifting style tactic is usually t-shirts. nope. not this time. i head to the pants section. i never know what i'm expecting. i find the CROWN JEWEL. one of my favorite pieces of clothing i have ever seen with the naked eye. gorgeous. a masterpiece. i found TWINKIE PANTS!! as in the brand little cake twinkie!! you do not know how this effects me positively to this day. the one thing that i was upset about, was the price. i can get a starbucks mug for 50¢ on the other side of the store ( which i DID happily purchase ) but you're telling me these twinkie pants are SIX. DOLLARS. last i checked, goodwill food pajama twinkie pants weren't this expensive!! that day, i only got the mug and TWINKIE PANTS!!! from what i remember. i will always be goodwills biggest fan. saving the planet and looking stylish while doing it is a big priority for me. in quarantine, my biggest effect is not thrifting and thriving. as soon as goodwill opens, you know ima zoom my little booty to my neared goodwill. this goodwill does and will always have a special place in my heart. besides from the clothes, the employees are amazing!! i really appreciate their customer service!! when i've been, some have even spoken other languages. i can speak some vietnamese, not to brag. zin chow toi la, klaire. weird flex but ok. employees, i appreciate you. overall, goodwill is the best. amazing prices for amazing products (twinkie pants!!!) :)

Give your money to a different adoption center. Adopted a kitten here and got charged licensing…read morefees for her and all my other animals yet didn't receive any tags for them. That was back in June. I've called back several times and left a message for a manger but haven't gotten a response. Some of the people at the front desk are super nice and some are super rude and not helpful at all. Seems like this place charges you for a bunch of stuff to get money and then as soon as you walk out the door they're done helping you. Was also informed by a lady at the front desk that my kitten was too young to be licensed but I was charged a licensing fee? This place is just a money grab. Management has not been helpful or responsive. I will not be recommending this place to anyone in the future.

Clean, beautiful looking facility that is run by the capital humane society. The animals are well…read morebehaved and the cages are kept super clean. My visit there was odor free too. Didn't find anything on this time around but the staff was really friendly. I noticed a lot of cats of all ages and also a lot of dogs in the hound/pitbull type breed in need of loving homes.

excellent and sales people are very friendly and kind and place very clean prices very reasonable…read morewill go again

From the owner: Since the early 1980s, St. Teresa Thrift Shop has offered affordable treasures to help families and…read moreindividuals stretch their budgets. We keep our prices extremely low for everyone's benefit! Proceeds provide vital support to St. Teresa’s Church & School and the broader community in Lincoln, funding projects like a new roof, windows, carpeting, and parking lot improvements. Every purchase makes a difference, helping everyone we serve. We gladly accept donations during regular business hours! These items include clean & gently used clothing, toys, books, kitchenware, crafting supplies, household goods, and seasonal items. We cannot accept large furniture, appliances, mattresses, microwaves, TVs, computers, building materials, or food.

A domestic violence and sexual assault crisis center for the past 35 years, Voices of Hope is a…read morestandard, a bench mark, a fixture of our community. If you are feeling unsafe, unsure in your relationship or have in the past the women at Voices of Hope are the best in compassion and grace when it comes to help.

Very friendly and courteous staff. If I would Ever be in…read moreneed of their services, I would not hesitate to call.

A very busy store! But was being run very efficiently, and the employees were very nice. Prices are…read moregetting crazy at thrift stores, but that's across the board. Overall, great experience.

They're pretty overpriced in comparison to other thrift stores. Considering they receive many…read moredonated things. I don't see how they pay towards programs and services as they don't seem to be a part of various stakeholder groups, especially the disability communities.

Malone Community Center is an excellent example of community in action. Troy Mack is great with…read morekids and we can all use the positivity of a young community leader.

Calling them would be a total of waste of time. When you first call, they will tell you that they…read moreare on the way, giving no more instructions, but as you wait for hours they never come. Note that it takes 20min to drive thru the entire Lincoln and when you ask them again when they will come they will tell you some ridiculous number of hours (just to deter you from waiting, so they never come?). Why to volunteer if you cannot commit just to give people a false sense of expertise and waste time when it comes to rescuing a life, where time is actually so limited and important?!

I know this is a volunteer program, but why volunteer if you're not going to do anything. A…read morebeautiful bird flew into my window. He lay on the ground bleeding, but alive. I know nothing about bird rescue, so I called the wildlife rescue team. The first lady told me to leave it and a volunteer would contact me. The volunteer finally called, bird still alive, and wouldn't come pick it up because she lived kinda far! She did, however want me to bring to her?! I, again, know nothing about bird rescue or handling. She said maybe I could call animal control. Well, I did. They were wonderful. Unfortunately, because of the time wasted with wildlife rescue team, the poor bird died. Thanks a lot wildlife rescue team, way to help!