The best part of this store is it's mission to help the community by providing affordable shopping,…read morecreating jobs and supporting local non-profit organizations. Shopping here gives you a sense of happiness, in that you're supporting those around you. This location, like all that I have visited, is very large and well organized. The employees are approachable and friendly. Today, I was only dropping off my donations at the drive through, along with many others. The line moved expeditiously and the employee assigned to the outside was able to multitask yet make you feel as if you were priority number one. The only downside is that with the pandemic, the bins have been removed necessitating a trip to the store. Completely understandable and still easy and convenient.

Love coming g home and checking community aid out. I havent found decently priced thrift stores in…read moreVA sonits always nice to stop by here when I visit. Can always find a cool bad shirt or something here.

I have provided photos of the most unethical, laughable, immoral pricing I have ever seen at a…read morethrift store in my life, ever. Basically, they're charging literally double or more than double the market value for most items, especially in housewares. See the photos of a bowl priced at $24.99, and the identical bowl that sold on Ebay (actual sold comp) for $12.00 recently. Isn't the Salvation Army supposed to be a THRIFT store? Not an extremely expensive vintage boutique? Is the person doing the pricing on crack or some type of other drug? I thought that the whole mission involved getting people OFF of drugs. Maybe try lifting your head from the crack pipe once in a while, and pricing things fairly that undeserved people can actually afford. Disgusting and despicable fraudulent, market-manipulation pricing. Shocking and outrageous. I also noticed there are like five people here. This store won't last, and that's a good thing.

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When I lived in Lancaster City this Goodwill location was on my regular thrift rotation. Over the…read moreyears I've gotten many scores here. They used to have a nice jewelry selection at the counter (which is sadly no longer there). However since I moved to the suburbs a decade ago I rarely get to this location, but when I'm in the area like to stop in. I popped in earlier this week after a long hiatus. I'm on a mission to find white skinny jeans and a decent bathing suit cover up. I've been searching for weeks. Unfortunately I didn't find what I was seeking but still enjoyed cruising the isles. Some things I've noticed from that visit: Although clothing appears to be separated by sizes (s/m/l/xl) they're really not. I'm not talking a few pieces out of place I'm talking like every piece is a different size. I've found kid sizes in with adult ladies. Smalls in the large section and visa versa. Ignore the organization and look thru everything piece by piece for best results. Aside from organization the sorting process isn't the best. While the majority of the items were in great shape I found several with obvious tears or stains that should have never made it to the sales floor. Worse yet they were very obviously and not in places that would be overlooked, so check all your buttons, under the arms for tears, and make sure zippers work because returns are not accepted. Linens and children's selections are rather skimpy - compared to other Goodwill's in the area. This location also had jeans thrown in with curtains which is clearly an oversight on their end. Ladies wear was plentiful with the best selection of inventory being ladies skirts, bathing suits (an entire isle!) and shirts. They don't have a designated shoe section, shoes are on top of the clothing racks so make sure you look thru the entire store. They had an abundance of Halloween décor and such out even though it's only July. The housewares are thrown together and sorted by color, but plentiful although you may need to dig a little. The dressing rooms are on both sides of the store and very spacious compared to others. 15 minute parking spots out front, and overall this store wasn't as crowded as others. Inventory is overflowing and new racks to be placed on the proper racks can't because of lack of space so those racks sit out, unorganized. Be sure to check them out as they're the most recent pieces to hit the sales floor. It does make for cramped isles however. Not perfect, but worth checking out if you're in the area anyway.

My favorite Goodwill store in Lancaster. Great mix of small household items, appliances and…read moreclothing. Items are constantly updated and the employees handle donations with care. All the employees are friendly and knowledgeable. This location has everything right.

This organization accepts donations of all kinds. The difference that keeps me giving to them is…read moredue to the fact they are a food pantry and they provide clothing, coats, household items, toys, and more to families in need at NO cost to them. I am pleased that I am able to "give back" after all they did for me so many years ago. This organization continues to do a great service to the community and I am grateful to them and all who donate to them. I enjoy being a part of making a difference.

From the owner: The Cecil County Help Center operates a food pantry that is designed to assist people who are…read morefacing food insecurity throughout Cecil County. The pantry directly serves individuals on a daily basis by providing food that is donated by a variety of community partnerships. Individuals and families can receive food commodities by visiting the Help Center, Monday-Friday between the hours of 9am-12pm and 1-3:30pm. Individuals and families may be eligible for emergency food designed to provide meals for 3-5 days through a referral made by the Department of Social Services. To receive a referral from the Department of Social Services, individuals should contact the Homeless Outreach and Services Intake Center at 443-986-3548. The Cecil County Help Center also serves as a hub for other food pantries and faith-based organizations that have the mission of meeting the needs of those facing food insecurity. The Help Center receives food from a variety of partners including the Maryland Food Bank. This food is then distributed to local pantries in various parts of the County to ensure that citizens have convenient access when a need arises.

Habitat for Humanity's Restore seems to be a great execution for a very worthy cause. Kind of like…read morea thrift store - but the items that are donated are usually from homes that being refurbished - or contractors working on homes and commercial businesses. You'll find a lot of appliances, furniture, cabinetry, doors, tiling, some home decor items, and what would probably be best described as contractor supplies such as cleaning supplies, adhesives, and various small items. You can get some great prices and depending what your needs are, it's probably worth a look. The staff and patrons are all very friendly. Ample parking in the shopping center's lot. Handicap parking is nearby.

I've passed this building many times but only recently discovered it was a thrift store. I break…read morefor thrift stores so I'll never just drive by again. While this thrift store feels more congested and less organized than others it does have method to the madness. Because I was in route to a memorial service I only had a few minutes to browse. They had all the departments; clothing, household, hardware, children, toys, shoes, linens, etc. Many items appeared vintage. There were also some smaller furniture pieces and jewelry at the counter. I was surprised that in addition to the main room there were too smaller rooms filled to the max. From the outside the place doesn't look that large. I did feel the prices were a little high on some items. $1.50 - $2.50 for a yellowed vintage ladies hankie is a bit much to me. However I did find and buy a great pair of shoes that appeared new for $5 Because of the hours they keep (Mon- Fri 9-5, Sat 9-4) they probably won't be in my thrift store rotation too often but will stop if I find myself down that way at a time they're open.

They will not accept electronics as donations, mennonite hours, and grouchy volunteers for the most…read morepart. Full of items decently priced and some interesting, lots of jewelry for a thrift shop. There is pros and cons

Make sure you bring gloves!! I also suggest you bring a large tote bag for your findings in case…read moreyou can't snag a cart. New bins refresh every day, 3 times a day at 9a, 11a, and 2p. If you love the thrill of a dig, this is for you. If you're looking for a traditional/organized thrift/goodwill experience, this is not it, as this is an outlet store! Happy Hunting :)

Clean, neatly arranged. Prices are okay for second hand items. In a good area. Nice large parking…read morearea.

The one star is based off the employee rounding my amount up without my consent. When I asked her…read morewhy, she said it was because it included Pennies which have been discontinued but my 2 family members who went to the other cashier did not have the "round up" fee. All of us paid with cards and not cash. And the other male cashier did not charge my 2 family members the round up fee, only the female cashier that rang me up Sat 12/20 at 5:43PM. I did call the store to leave a message for the manager. To date, I have not received a call back. Very disappointing. I would not recommend this location unless you want the cashier to randomly add a round up charge to your order.

Prices are much lower than other thrift stores .. cleaner .. more organized.. nicer employees..read more

We always find great deals here! My first stop shop when…read morelooking for secondhand books! They are stupid cheap here! I got 12 books, plus like 9 movies, and shorts for like $50.