I would give this GoodWill a 10!!!$ The workers are very nice, they greet every time I walk-in, the store is always spotless and neat! Shelves are always kept organized..... fitting rooms are also clean! I love this thrift store because I always spot such good finds here!!! read more

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Deeply embarrassing pricing, I'm used to ridiculous prices with this company but this 3/4 used hand sanitizer took the icing. Go shop at any thrift organization other than GW, they have enough money. read more

Goodwill Store & Donation Center - Used hand sanitizer - Donation Center Near Me - Langhorne, Pennsylvania

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I nickname these places 'midget mart' because all they seem to have available are super small sizes... plus there's hardly any men's stuff, it's like 90% women's and children's. read more

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This store is well-located, has great hours, and most importantly, awesomely helpful staff. I went to the donation center several times during one week as I was helping clean out my mom's basement. David and other staff members there made light work of my drop-offs. Each time I pulled up I would see other people dropping off things just as efficiently. The store itself is clean, bright, and organized. I've been to others in the region, but this is by far my favorite. Amazing resource! read more

The staff is nice and the good will is pretty nice they had some nice stuff there like furniture

Moving from New York it really humbles me to be taken out of "it needs to be new" mood for I love vintage pieces! I found a lot of cute items for my new place and excited to goodwill it out ;) read more

I shopped here on Friday May 31, and I found the store to be quite clean and pleasant and organized, and most importantly I found a bunch of great stuff at great prices. Not rock bottom prices, but after all it was great stuff! Four super cool design swim trunks new or nearly, a pair of cool jeans (not basic crap), several very cool t-shirts, a Vera Bradley bag, the 4 CD Hendrix 1967-1970 Live Set for $4 (worth $40!), 2 White Stripes CDs, 2 lovely coffee mugs to match my kitchen. What a haul! And to boot, the guy stocking the shelves was nice and helpful to me, as was the lovely checkout girl. An excellent way to spend 1 1/2 hours. I'd go back again today if I lived closer to this Goodwill! Kudos to a well run store! read more

Don't come here looking for deals. Many items are priced higher than the original price tags from the stores. Pros: Big store, wide selection of donated "new" items. Target is basically next door and gives many rejects to this Goodwill. Cons: Higher prices than anyone would normally expect at a thrift store. Basically no vintage clothing. Employees are meh and not very friendly. They are just doing their job, which I can't criticize them for, but I find them less friendly than other thrift stores in the area. Bottom line: if you want a "new" water bottle from target at the same price as Target's sale price, come here. Nothing special. read more

Probably the nicest Goodwill I've ever been in! This could be due in part to its newness, but you can't beat it. The store is very clean, the clothing well-organized, and the staff friendly. There are well-lit, large dressing rooms. Although I shopped on Saturday afternoon, the atmosphere wasn't chaotic or stressful. That's all I can ask! I got a brand-new hoodie with the labels still on, a cotton blouse, a tank top (also brand new), a skirt, and a duffel bag for about $18. Not the cheapest thrift store in the world or anything, but now I'm no longer a teenager I will happily pay a couple dollars extra in order to not have to spend hours sorting through giant bins to find a shirt. If you're expecting clothing under a dollar, expect to be disappointed. The men's clothing section is small but it seemed to have some good-quality things. Their selection of men's dress shirts is very good. The women's clothing is divided into misses and plus-size, which is extremely useful as the store has that whole dumb "clothing arranged by color" scheme. (It makes the racks look prettier, but come on - who cares if that skirt is the right shade of green if it's 4 sizes too small?) Because the racks aren't filled to bursting, however, it is still relatively easy to find what you need. If they decide to overcrowd the clothing selection at some point, it will become difficult to browse. The furniture selection isn't nearly as good as the Salvation Army down the road, but the enormous housewares section more than makes up for it. Lots of shoes (unfortunately very disorganized, but I have yet to encounter a thrift which organizes their shoe section) and plenty of bags/backpacks. Only one small case of books, though, sadly! A lot of people feel that books are simply clutter in a thrift, but they are one of the primary reasons I go. If they had a large book selection this would be a five-star review. The location is across the street from Oxford Valley Mall, just a bit east of the Target shopping center and next to Toys R Us. If you're driving west on Route 1 you'll need to make a u-turn at Target to get there. read more

I literally just dropped off FOUR HUGE boxes of kids clothes and the man with glasses/dark brown hair didn't bother to help me or assist me in anyway. I placed the boxes in the bins and he just shakes his head back and forth as I drove off. I WILL NEVER SHOP HERE AGAIN OR DONATE A THING HERE AGAIN! If you want your stuff appreciated, go up the street to "Good Stuff" in Fairless Hills. read more

This goodwill is completely overpriced. While the signs say "4.99 and up" or whatever it may be, they are always UP! Almost everything was individually tagged about two or three dollars above the sign price. There was a lot of Target brands. The whole swim suit section was basically just Xileration and Mossimo. Which is fine, but since they are not any cheaper, I might as well just go to Target. It is set up like a Target too, with nice neat racks and and lots of selections. They probably have some good finds in there, but the prices were so disappointing that I did not bother looking very hard. I will not be back to this location, especially with a Salvation Army being so close by. read more

My boyfriend and I are huge fans of goodwills and thrift stores but at this particular one and the other surrounding goodwills in this area, it's hard to come by a descent deal. The only way to get a half decent price on something is by getting a coupon through text messages. The prices are so high it's impossible to get something at thrift store prices. Sometimes you can get something at a decent price but most of the time they ask $30-$50 for a used Keurig coffee machine that doesn't even have all the parts to it or they ask $10-$20 for used shoes. We have to go all the way to New Jersey's goodwill's every time we want to go thrifting. I wish they would price things more fairly around this area. I have a picture on the bottom of a used coffee maker they are selling for just $10 under the retail price. I also have a picture of a used microwave they are selling without the plate even it in for $74.99. Personally I don't think that's thrift store pricing. read more

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I've been going to this store for years and everyone has been extremely nice and helpful. Today, Jada was absolutely god tier and the store was and she was super polite. Bravo! read more

Probably the nicest, cleanest Goodwill store that I've ever been to. But also probably the most expensive. Very nice store that more resembles a department store than a thrift shop. Nicely displayed items at the front of the store, and the rest of the store is neat, organized, and well laid out. Prices are through the roof, though. Something I could buy for $25 at any other Goodwill would cost $80 at this location. Seriously. They had some decent stuff for sale, but the prices were way too high to make it worth it. Also, most Goodwill's have 2 colors of price tags that will be 50% off (and only $1 on Sundays), and the colors change weekly. This location only offers 25% off, and to get the discount you have to join their club (it's free, but not worth the hassle). They do offer the military discount here, so I would assume that they also offer the student and other standard discounts that you'll find at other Goodwill Stores. Not a bad store by any means, they have some good stuff, and you can find an occasional bargain. Worth stopping if you're in the area, but don't make a special trip. read more

The store is right on the main drag across from Oxford Valley Mall. You have to work some jug handle magic to get on the right side of he street. On my first visit, I was pleased by the dressing rooms which are left over from the stores previous incarnation. I wasn't impressed with the housewares/random stuff. Bunch of junk, and most of it overpriced. Got some nice pocketbooks, but they did charge me "eBay" prices on them. read more

The staff is friendly here, and the place is mostly organized. It would be great if they organized the clothes by size rather than by color -- no matter how much I want a black jacket, it won't be something I pick up if it is too big or too small. They have a number of store samples/stock furniture that is available. Donating goods is simple, and you don't need to list out every little thing you brought in the box, just tell them if there are clothes or home items, etc. read more

This store is very clean and organized but the prices are out of whack. I see items that I've bought at dollar stores priced at well over a dollar and then there are some items that are priced fairly. Most of the items are overpriced and it's disappointing. Like one reviewer said there are a lot of Target items but I've purchased the same item at Target for less and if anything is wrong with it I can take it back to Target for a refund. They do have some good stuff but I usually pass them up for other thrift stores in the area or go to NJ where all of the items are ALWAYS inexpensive. I know the full price of the things I'm looking for so for me to pay close or sometimes more than that for a used item is just silly. read more

Nicely organized and cleaner than most goodwills. but on my several trips there I haven't found anything more than a few skiens of yarn. Prices are really high compared to other second hand stores. read more

Went here over the weekend with my mom for some "new furniture" for her as well as my house...the staff was so friendly, and not only did we end up with great furniture but also brand new clothing, I have half of my Christmas list done. I am sorry I didn't know about this place sooner...I plan to give away a few boxes to them this week! read more

Some items are way over priced. Love how huge the store is but again prices were little nuts. I understand you have to make money but it's Goodwill. read more

This Goodwill is very clean and bright but the items are priced very high for used donated items. Kids books cost more than the DVD for sale.. Kids book $3-4 each meanwhile DVD $2-3.. Frames cost more than half the price if you purchased new at the store.. this seem to be consistent with many of the household items.. These are used items and these types of items are often discounted at the stores(and they are new).. I used to donate items there but have decided to donate at another Goodwill that price them more reasonably (so people can benefit from my donations).. read more

This is a pretty good size one. I haven't found anything at this particular store yet. Kind of hard to find things on the shelves because there are pretty well mixed up with everything. They are kind of high on their prices though. Some items aren"t to bad. You have to really look for the good buys. read more

Worst experience EVER (at the Donation Center.) I called this morning about donating a bed frame and was told that I could bring it over today. I drove a half hour to borrow a truck, came back home, loaded the frame onto the truck, tied it down and drove to the store. Two workers were by the front door. They immediately put up their hands and said we are full up; you should have called first. I said that I did and gave them the name of the person I spoke with and they kept saying "we can't take it...we are full up. You should have called first." I said that I had called first and that I got there as soon as I could. The response was: "we are just volunteers and if you don't go away, I am going to call the police." (At this point, I was already outside their store.). It was a very disturbing experience and there was nothing "good will" about it. It would've been so much easier to just put the bed frame on the curb. Please spare yourself a similar experience and don't go here. read more