They have a well organized store and friendly staff. It's a smaller scale thrift store but worth…read morechecking out.

Great place! terrific people helping you! Definitely worth…read morechecking out, I know I'll be stopping in periodically

Friendly place with some clothing and art. Saw some good prices on objects such as a back massager…read moreand clothing.

Pricey for a thrift shop Lots of furniture. Service... well…read moreI suppose they'll take your free donations and money but since I didn't purchase anything. I cant really say I was served in anyway Wouldn't go out of my way for this one!

This massive place is a thrift store junkie's dream!…read more I don't know how many of these are located in Atlanta but P.A.T. are my favorite because they have tons of vintage household stuff...when I say vintage I mean stuff that David Cassidy would have worn...sometimes thrift stores are one step up from dumpster dive and some thrift stores don't really take the time to sort through items....they just dump whatever is donated to them...not here...I always find good stuff like vintage Corning cups or a vintage Casio counting machine for $3. Its a lot of fun! 1554th review 9/21/2018 474th for 2018

The cashier with the dreads is very rude, impatient and acts like people are bothering her when we…read morewant to look at something in the case or ask a question. She needs to go. Otherwise the shopping experience is ok.

We do this every year for community service. My fraternity and our sister organization come in and…read moredo diapers and clothes and Women's Health packs and all sorts of things. We take a few months throughout the year to stack up donations. And then we just ended up sorting things and putting things in places in the warehouse. It's a really good way for us to work together, to give back to the community. All of the proceeds go to places that are in need, within the community. Giving back a super important, and helping Mama's is consistently in the Forefront of that within Gwinnett county.

From the owner: Baby Supply Bank of Georgia. Support the over 300,000 women and children living in poverty in Metro…read moreAtlanta by texting "HELPMAMAS" to 44-321.

Great for furniture. First time or students not wanting to spend a fortune on. Great jean selection.read more

i was sexually harassed and verbally attacked by a male sa employee in addition to my husband…read morebeing physically attacked by a sa employee at the duluth ga location. my husband was informed by me of the inappropriate comments and abusive language with tone projected towards me he approached the sa employee in a non hostile, non aggressive tone, non aggressive physical posture and in a non-threatening manner questioning him regarding his verbally inappropriate and hostile tone.towards me. the sa employee became physically aggressive and lodged at my husband's.chest area with his head! two to three months prior my husband was diagnosed with 2 pulmonary aneurysms in his chest area. gcpd (all latino) were contacted by several persons including myself via 911. a latino sa employee instructed another latino customer to dial 911 to report the altercation ironically neither female witnessed the altercation. the female latino sa employee directed the female latino customer to inform 911my husband threatened to shoot the sa employee which was a lie! in addition, the same latino sa employee threatened the female victim which was reported in a separate manner. furthermore, the gcp interviewed all spanish speaking individuals in spanish who did not even witness the altercation, utilizing a language which is not the primary language in the state of georgia , therefore prohibiting both english speaking victims from understanding what was being reported. the purpose of the female victim's husband entering the establishment was to pick up a purchase for a friend in the dock area. this was the area the sa employee was assigned to. given this same sa employee attempted to attack my husband three to five months prior, after he was questioned regarding utilizing an in appropriate tone towards me. the sa employee was instructed by management to not speak or approach the female victim again. the sa employee who actually witnessed the altercation was never interviewed nor was there any reference to the inappropriate sexual comment reported to the gcp by the female victim. one of the gcpd had the audacity to ask me if i had considered shopping at another thrift store and i informed him for what? under no circumstance will i allow an individual to control my travels or determine my existence! based on the above narrative the following violations have taken place according to both federal and state statues/violations: violations by law enforcement officers *violation of oath by public officer (o.c.g.a. § 16-10- 1 *false statements in official reports (o.c.g.a. § 16-10-2 *tampering with evidence (o.c.g.a. § 16-10-94): federal civil rights violations *title vi of the civil rights act of 1964 (federal law) title vi and its strict language access / limited english proficiency (lep) provisions dictate that any agency receiving federal financial assistance (which includes the gwinnett county police department) must provide "meaningful access" to its services. by intentionally holding critical elements of a criminal investigation in a language the victims could not understand, the officers actively denied the victims meaningful access to police services and protection. using a language barrier to shut a victim out of an investigation can be classified as national origin discrimination under federal civil rights laws. *deprivation of rights under color of law (18 u.s.c. § 242 *civil rights act violations (42 u.s.c. § 1983 *retaliation and witness/victim intimidation (o.c.g.a. § 16-10-93 *violations by witnesses and store staff *false statements and writings (o.c.g.a. § 16-10-20) *false report of a crime (o.c.g.a. § 16-10-26) *criminal trespass authorization issues presently, the level of trauma experienced by both victims is astronomical by all involved! my husband experienced chest soreness and a leg sprain as he pivoted to protect himself against the sa employee! in closing, this is a brief overview of the altercation at this location. there are additional violations of both state and federal statues which are not listed pertaining to sa. referenced violations are related to submitted written complaints. sadly, i have always supported the sa, however the sa did not support neither myself nor husband. we will not tolerate any retaliation or harassment by any of the involved parties , political, legal or law officials as the result of this posting! additional witnesses frequent this location daily have made several reports regarding issues involving several individuals involved. the same individuals who provided false statements (SA customers AND employees) who acted outside of their physical job description are assumed to still be currently employed at this location. My husband contacted GC 911 Non- Emergency line to make a report against the SA EMPLOYEE WHO ATTACKED, however he received no call back nor did GCPD TRAVEL TO OBTAIN THE REPORT!

Located @ 10955 Jones Bridge Rd Alpharetta, Georgia 30005…read more This is a very busy Goodwill with a lot of customers coming and going. Be patient, the check out lines are long. They offer a variety of clothing, household goods, furniture, children toys and so much more. I purchased an entire outfit including a jacket and skirt for $16.00. The values are great. It was the multiple selections for me. Happy Shopping!!!

One star is generous, the new building revamp is absolutely beautiful. Perfect building, open floor…read morespace but no one here puts anything out. This good goodwill has turned into the worst in the surrounding areas. They refuse to put anything out. It's almost like they are running an employe ring inside, these men's polos have been empty for almost a month or longer. They have tons of stuff here but not putting anything out it's a true shame.

The Faith Project gave me a chance to get back on my feet and gain independence to survive on my…read moreown. I'm forever grateful for the assistance that I received from the Faith Project. Kenneth Rogers

From the owner: The Faith Project was founded in 2011 to bring attention to the issue of homelessness in Atlanta,…read moreGeorgia. Our primary goal is to provide housing for homeless veterans and individuals impacted by addiction and incarceration. We believe in restoring the lives of those who have been destroyed by addiction and provide the necessary tools and support to achieve their recovery goals. Our team comprises dedicated volunteers and full-time staff who manage all aspects of volunteering and develop programs to meet the needs of different sectors. Over the years, we have gained recognition for our efforts and have collaborated with other organizations and companies to create opportunities for the homeless

This is my favorite place to shop! There are always great finds and frequent sales going on. The…read morestore was recently expanded to have more space and to create an entrance into Kid to Kid next door. They sell tons of items, from jeans to jackets to dresses to workout clothes to designer purses to shoes. Some of the items are "new" and sold by Uptown Cheapskate's brand. Generally the prices range from $5-$20. There is a small men's section in the back, but the store is generally geared towards teenagers/young women. You can also bring in clothes to sell, but they're very selective with what they will buy (like with other consignment stores). One thing I really appreciate is that they have about 7 dressing rooms, whereas many thrift/consignment stores only have 2-4. So there typically isn't a waiting line, or a short one if there is. I've only had positive experiences with the staff, who are all pretty young, although it does seem like there's a lot of turnover. I would say about half of the staff were wearing masks. I would recommend signing up for text alerts, as you will get notified of sales - their best one is their 70% off stamped items sales. Sale days are always pretty crowded, but otherwise the store isn't usually too busy. Note that each Uptown Cheapskate is separate, so your rewards don't transfer between stores. Definitely worth a visit if you're into trendy or quality finds at discounted prices!

A bunch of snobby teenage employees aren't very friendly and it's very over priced and clothing was…read morestained or dirty.