If you have a little patience and time, there's a chance you can get some pretty good deals in…read morehere. If you're desperate for a specific item in a specific color, you probably will be disappointed......but if you browse around the store not looking for any one thing, you might pleasantly surprised. From clothing to cookware to home and auto, and just about everything in between. The epitome of "one mans junk is another mans treasure". Happy shopping and happy saving.

Overall this good will is just not that great. I stop in frequently to get books and I have found…read moresome occasionally but the last three times I went I couldn't find anything. The prices seem to be pretty high for a good will as well. It's cluttered but also doesn't feel like there is any inventory. Also I have tried to drop off donations a few times and even though the hours say they were open they haven't been.

A great cause with great people working there. I had items they would not take but they explained…read morewhy and it made sense to be. Sometimes your trash is not another persons treasure but still trash. Just saying.

Bought a used air conditioner for $40.00. Turns on but does not cool. NO RETURNS! They sold me an…read moreair conditioner that does not condition the air. Buyer Beware - DO NOT BUY ELECTRONICS!

My morning thrift store mood is one of ease, having released the stresses of the week - excitement…read moreof walking into new surroundings unsure of what display will greet me and at no time of the year is this more omnipresent than after Halloween - early in November. Vivaldi's 'Winter' plays in my head as I step inside and the Russian Nutcracker dolls stare a warm blankness of welcome back at me - and I begin to observe things more closely as I go - to the end of the rainbow. Norwegian cup sets and German decorative plates are set up in front of flowing paintings of cherry blossoms, oils of creepy kids and alternative art canvases and it darn near broke my heart to leave the French prints behind. Look up to see candelabras and left to see a antique ice bucket - all of this I adore. Manual hand mixers and beaters next to flour and sugar silos, enamel coffee pots and Pyrex tanned glass crockery. My arms were filling up so I bought two bags and went hither and tither and placed two egg cups inside and a Ralph Lauren roll-up mat with pillow. Between the hand blown blue and green glass galore the large pewter population, frosted glass of polar bears and Mickey Mouse - I had to have it all, but I live on the road and I shant - much to my sadness my rainbow was shortened on this day.

Most of the time when I come here I can score great brand names. But I totally struck out today…read more I'm so bummed. Names like L. L. Bean and Mexicali Blues have been my big scores. Didn't see too many of those. A couple Bean sweaters looked pretty worn. Not worth me getting them. Not the score I was looking for.

First time visiting this particular Goodwill location and would classify it as one of the better…read moreones. A much larger space than the more local to me location in Westbrook. Has a way more open space feeling so even if it gets busy it won't feel as busy and crowded. I will also say the largest portion of this location definitely seemed to be the clothing. Some of the clothing did seem haphazardly placed in the wrong size section but I'll assume that was customers putting them back however they wanted. If you are a fan of thrifting and being on the hunt for that ultimate find/hidden gem this would be a spot I'd recommend. It may take some time and searching but prices all seemed reasonable. My wife and I did not find anything we needed or wanted but since it's goodwill you know they'll have an ever rotating stock so we will likely return. Definitely one of the better Maine Goodwill locations we have visited in recent memory.

I went to this Salvation Army location on a whim with some friends on New Years Eve and I'm so…read morehappy I did! 50% off all clothing purchases that day! What a steal! Walked out with some fantastic additions to my wardrobe. Racks upon racks to peruse. Everything seemed to be organized by color and type (even the housewares section!). By size would have been ideal as well but I guess finding something that draws your eye is made that much more exciting when you find it is your size as well. I went with the intent of just browsing but left with several new pairs of workout leggings and a dress for that evening. The dress (pictured) cost only $4.50!!! What!! The staff were very helpful and they seemed to have plenty of hands on deck for the sale. People manning the changing area and working the registers kept the flow of patrons moving. The rows between the racks were a bit narrow but people were generally accommodating and made room for each other. With some time and patience, you can score some bargains here. Lots of brand names. Clothing seemed to be in decent shape.

I found the store disorganized. The clothing really should be sorted better. Sorting by color is…read morefairly simple to do, to maintain and keeps an orderly look. The location and staff were pleasant. The dressing rooms were great.

I am travelling light and didnt have a lot of cooking gear with me. I like to frequent thrift…read moresttores as one person's trash is another person's treasure, right? Kindest form or recycling, imho. I found the entire business well stocked with full, organized racks of clothing, games, kitchen wares and anything you'd find at a department store. Well organized and plenty of selection. I spoke with several staff - they were extremely helpful, courteous and knowledgeable. 10/10 stars strictly for the staff. 10/10 for selection and organization. Overall, 11/10. Fantastic store - I walked out with an electric frying pan/griddle, a combo coffee maker & grinder (+$180 new), and an Instant Pot, all 3 utensils in very good working order " $14.99. Haha, I rolled out of there with the biggest smile on my face, money in my market and immediately put all 3 items to work for dinner that night!! Whoop, whoop. Great Place amd highly recommended. Smelled great in there, as a counter to one of the previous critics of this operation - its obvious that bougie ding dong shops Saks 5th Ave and not used to roughing it amongst those of us that appreciate thrifting or forced economically to clother our families.

I've been thrifting in this store for a while now and consistently I've been receiving a bad…read moretreatment from particular staffs e.g Robert. He would treat me like I'm either shoplifting or talk trash about me having no money and so much more. I feel discriminated..I'm not sure if they treat all Asian customers like this. But it's unfortunate that a customer who regularly thrifts here be treated this bad consistently. He even told me not to come back, but I will, who is this crew telling me not to come back? It's not like he is the owner. Treat your customers right-customer service is part of your job and a big no for racial discrimination!!! Good thing there are other staffs who are professional enough and know that I am a customer and treated me as one. If you don't like your customer be professional enough and refrain from trash talking them-we can hear you! Instead of me feeling happy thrifting after a week of working, this has now become like a high school drama. Remember the customer service etiquette because that's your job, if you can't do that then don't work in a job where customer service is needed! Know what you're supposed to be and supposed to do-your job description! What's your purpose why you are there and the reason you are receiving your pay!!

My hubbies is now my ex and has worked there for almost a decade. The place faced issues like any…read morebuisness during covid, but it open again (tmk) and takes donations as well.

This place is great when you are looking for something specific. Be aware!! If you have A.D.D like…read moreme... lol you will go nuts and completely loose track of what you're there for. So here is the setup; It's a big warehouse that has rolling tubs/bins in the center, side, middle of the room... you rummage through the bins( don't turtle snail it because others will grab what you might want too right out of your hand). The bins get rolled away and new ones come in( don't touch the bins when the employees are rolling them away). Get what you need/ like/ want quick and don't piss off the regulars that go there to hunt for brand names and re sell... don't take anything out of carts you see standing around... and have fun!! The more times you go the easier and less intimidating it will be. Stuff is weighed at checkout and you're out. THIS WILL BE YOUR NEW ADDICTION... But don't worry... it will become old after a while.

I've really been into thrift shopping since moving to California (it's a college student's dream…read morewith such a small budget). Now that I am home for the summer, it's harder to find any sort of thrift store, but I walked into the Salvation Army in Lewiston and let the browsing begin. I have fond MANY unique and one of a kind pieces here. From clothing, to collectibles and household stuff. On Wednesdays they have their "family Wednesdays" (or some similarly named event) and everything without a specific color tag is half off. I just snatched up a clutch that I LOVE and haven't stopped using for...wait for it..... $1.50!!!!!!!!! And it's real leather! This is a great place to go without blowing your budget!!

They have great prices and they have everything in my size and I got a lot of stuff there.read more

Adorable cute shop!…read more I visited this shop last time I was in Portland and fell in love with great selection! Everything is well priced, curated and great condition. My recent trip I got a couple pair of denim and a green jacket. :))) Best vintage shop!

I saw this little thrift shop from my hotel room and it brought me out on a sprinkly day. I saw…read moreVintage Shop and I guess I was expecting more than clothing. They had a few little odds and ends, a couple of Richard Simmons tapes and whatnot, but they were more decor than offerings. I did peruse around, though I am not much of a clothes shopper. I will say, they were pretty busy on a Saturday afternoon. Most of the clientele were young people getting into thrifting. Respect. Everything was organized well and it was clean. The racks were all well kept. Being from Texas, I have no need for their coats or any of their warmer clothing, which they had a lot of. I was impressed that they had some vintage designer bags available. I know that is a big business right now. I think what they are doing, they are doing well. I am just not their demographic.