Honestly I came here looking for outerwear because of fall being here and winter coming around plus I really didn't want to blow my money at h&m. This place totally doesn't disappoint. The workers immediately greeted me and every so often said hello as I walked around the premises (: Everything was hanged/placed neatly by color and sectioned off via size and type. It was bright, quiet, and clean. I ended up finding three jackets, two tops, and a bag from Nine West; all for thirty bucks. The book section is decently sized; unfortunately I didn't have enough time to browse around there and the nick-nacks but maybe another day!! All I had in mind were jackets lol. In the women's section, there was dozens of woven leather shoes! Lots were gorgeous but unfortunately with my small feet none fit. Definitely check that section out though if you're a 7 and up. It's said that Goodwill is "overpriced" but really the quality of the clothes make up for it. There's a set amount for what type you're buying so no need to worry about sketchy clerks trying to rip you off (speaking from experience.) I came in somewhat worried but left with a heavy bag and cash still in my wallet feeling 100% satisfied. read more

Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center - a SUPER soft jacket, Ralph Lauren long sleeve, and a velvet maternity 3/4 sleeve that I'm going to use as a dress! - Community Service/Non-Profit Near Me - Buford, Georgia

This used to be my favorite goodwill. It used to be so good but they no longer sell the good stuff in their stores. The good stuff: - Hard back fiction novels for adults. The hardback fictions that remain are usually children's books which aren't popular that they've labeled as adult books so they can price them $1 high. ($2.92) - I've seen large non-fiction books (coffee table books) priced as high as $6 - music instruments, they don't even sell the starter instruments your toddlers and preschoolers might use - books of sheet music - any vintage item that is in good repair - art supplies (I mean I found some broken crayons) - any designer clothing or bags (even the cheaper things like Gloria Vanderbilt jeans we can get at Costco for $20) - all leather jackets - all trench coats - vintage jewelry - enamel pins or little buttons - toys are mostly gone except some stuffies, especially any which might appeal to Gen X or older millennials as a nostalgia item They send all of this "good stuff" which they get for free and send it to a e-commerce sites where virtually everything starts priced at $9-50. Then they charge $2-7 for handling plus $5-15 for shipping for almost every item. This means for any new item, almost anything will cost you less to order from Amazon. They also tend to overprice things that are new and look ornate. For example, they are currently trying to sell a fountain pen that costs you $23 from Amazon for $59.99. I've emailed them several times since first seeing the item listed to inform them that it looks ornate but it is actually from a cheap pen company. Goodwill packaging which I assume is supposed to be covered by "handling" fee is BAD. I ordered a few things to test them out: - One arrived at my place okay. But it took over a week to leave their facility. When I emailed asking about the delay, they said that the items are only guaranteed to leave after 5 business days and Saturday and Sunday are not business days even though they are open on Saturday but closed on Friday. I ordered the item on Saturday, which meant it took they kept the item for 10 days to ship. - One lot of pens, for which I paid $25 in shipping and handling... they literally scraped into a plastic grocery bag then put the bag into the bottom of the box. The bag contained a delicate, early 1900s: mother of pearl dip pen with a gold nib which had a box that they declined to use, a glass fountain pen (also not in its box) and a bunch of nibs... plus 3 bonus razor blades all shipped 2000 miles to me with all the padding ABOVE the items. - Another they described as an inkwell (I am an artist)... it wasn't. It was 12 inches tall and a wine bottle. They provided no photos to give reference to size. - Another was a t-shirt press and it came wrapped in two boxes with no padding. The two boxes were held together by a piece of tape that may have been 2 inches long. If an item doesn't sell through their website on the first few rounds.... Like all those starter music instruments you might have bought for your kid for $5-10 and used artist loft kits that they were trying to start at $25 (when you shipping and handling fee ). They auction them off in giant boxes for hundreds to thousands of dollars. If you can avoid it don't shop at their stores, take the time to find another thrift store. But above all don't donate your items. They are taking the goods you are donating to help others in your community and selling them to people who have money to get into bidding wars. Meanwhile they are paying their CEO's up to $750,000 a year while paying their disabled employees as little as $0.75 and hour. No I didn't leave out a number. Seventy-five cents an hour. I recommend SVDP, Value Village, Humane Society Thrift Stores, Scraplants, and Habitat Humanity Re-Store. All of these are great places to donate and great places to shop. References regarding pay and Goodwill, I've seen no evidence that they've improved their ethics: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/disabled-workers-paid-just-pennies-hour-its-legal-flna6C10406957 read more

Always have nice deals. Everybody is very nice places is always clean. I can always find something nice that I need.

They do a good job of sorting through what they want and they want most everything. Very happy with the personnel at this location

Loaded up the truck with nice furniture to donate and drove all the way here just to be turned away, saying they're not taking furniture right now. Rude about it too. read more

I just went to drop off some items for donation and the rudest worker was there. I mean you can say you're welcome when i say thank you. I got out of the car to help him with my things and he just looked at me and stood there . Is that not his job? Idk he never said a word and gave nasty vibes, i'll be going to the other goodwill.... read more

Very fair price items good staff clean store would patronize again A+ not just junk most definitely some treasures

I understand that people still have nerves over the post pandemic and I completely believe that a business can instill whatever policies they want. That being said, I can not understand making employees and shoppers wear medical masks, if 5/7 of the employees are not wearing a mask and then most shoppers remove the mask once they are in the door. Oh excuse me, the loops were around their ears but the mask bit hangs by their chins. Yeah, no common sense but, you do you. read more

Great selection and prices. read more

Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center - Community Service/Non-Profit Near Me - Buford, Georgia

As much as I love Goodwill I always feel that I have gone into a disorganized and not so clean store as well as unhappy people working there I typically thrift at other stores and if I do go to Goodwill I try to go to different ones to see how they are Update ! as I do like most of goodwill stores I really do appreciate someone contacting me which is why I've changed my star rating read more

I've been shopping this Goodwill for about 5 years now. It's been a great place for amazing finds. They problem is that in the last year their prices have seriously gone UP, UP, UP! Clothing, thankfully, is still pretty much the same, but what they are charging for household items is absolutely ridiculous. This is a thrift store, not an antique shop. People shop here to save money, and lets face it, that's important to most of us, but absolutely essential to others! I've stopped donating here because I'm so unhappy about their changes in prices. Please go back to being the reliably thrifty place we all count on. read more

The store and the inside personnel are amazing. I always like to come by and browse after making a donation. Having said that, there is an Hispanic man outside who operates the drive in drop off. He is extremely rude and screams at you in Spanish. Apparently I had committed some error. I said I was sorry I couldn't understand him and he went into a rage. Luckily other staff came outside to help unloading my donation. This is a black eye on an otherwise wonderful location. read more

I love finding used books. The store stays fairly organized. There is a weird musty smell but it's normally thay way in used clothing stores. The staff are very friendly. read more

Every single time I come here I score big, and this weekend was no exception. I left with 2 pairs of shoes, a denim jacket, and a cute top. My total? $21. That's right. Hubby scored too. He got a cool book set and some Star Wars memorabilia. I think he spent about $10. I love this location! read more

Let me tell you, I havent found a goodwill so overflowing with amazing prices for 10 years. Huge space and constantly putting out new items. I got an armfuls of clothes for 30 bucks and I just about floated out the door! read more

Typical Goodwill - nothing fancy but a very good selection of clothing,shoes,books and household items. It's clean and well organized.

If I could give no stars I would. Went and bought 2 chairs and a table. Came back to pick it up and they resold everything. Horrible customer service read more