A newer thrift store to the Augusta area on Capital street. It's a hit or miss like any thrift…read morestore. The items are displayed well with groupings and table set ups. They feature items for sale clothing has a goodwill there set up where some are a % off. They also have shoes, Glassware, Home goods jewelry and I have found vintage items for resale. Very Clean and reasonably priced. Volunteers help run this. They are on social media and there is also a store in Auburn. If you like a bargain stop in, it's always fun to look as the merchandise is always changing.

From the owner: We’re an organization about living, compassionately bringing high-quality, innovative health care…read morethat enhances a person’s here and now to be the best it can be. We offer a culture of compassion that goes beyond traditional health care. Our remarkable staff treats not only the physical, but emotional and spiritual well-being of individuals and their loved ones with dignity, humanity, and respect.

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

They have closed with no notice. The phone has been disconnected. Very disappointed in the…read moreSalvation Army to leave people hanging like this.

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.

While traveling along the coast, on our way to Acadia, we happenstanced upon this outlet…read more The store is clean and well-maintained, with a large selection of items to explore and browse; making it a strong representative for the brand. As with any Goodwill, one can never predict what will be found; but for those who enjoy the "hunt", this location is a solid option.

Excellent Goodwill for those willing to dig through to great quality vintage mid century-70s…read more items--simple and elegant glassware, handmade pottery, a couple of extremely rad dresses, and a seriously gorgeous lamp. Also, keep your eyes open for handmade chairs with woven rush seats and art exhibition posters. I had to furnish a 780' sq ft live/work artists' studio and leaned heavily on Rockland Goodwill. Also, the staff are super nice, especially Tina, who always has a nice word for everyone!

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 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.

Bad selection no mater what time of day you go. Anything remotely cool is placed upstairs at a…read morehigher rate. Defeats the point of thrifting you may as well stick to eBay or what have you

As you could tell from my previous reviews below, I tend to cut Goodwill some slack for slightly…read morehigher prices because they hire persons with disabilities, like my daughter, and help others, while many thrift stores depend upon volunteers to keep prices low. And during my most recent visit to this branch of Goodwill, they had more selection in men's clothing than in the recent past. But still, I have to admit the clothing prices surprised and dismayed me. $10 each for used t-shirts and sweat pants? I had found new sweat pants online for that price and free shipping, but thought I would check Goodwill. Oh well. Then ai found some at the Sally army thrift store for under $4 each and bought three pair. So if looking for particular non-clothing items, Inwill keep Goodwill as an option. For my clothes, not so much.

I got some great clothes there. There is a dressing room. The ladies working there were kind and…read moregracious. The store is tidy and well-organized and the money goes to a terrific cause.

From the owner: We’re an organization about living, compassionately bringing high-quality, innovative health care…read morethat enhances a person’s here and now to be the best it can be. We offer a culture of compassion that goes beyond traditional health care. Our remarkable staff treats not only the physical, but emotional and spiritual well-being of individuals and their loved ones with dignity, humanity, and respect.

Frequent the stores, fan of thrifting. Went in on lunch break to find pair of tights. I used to…read moreknow right where the were. Store has been redesigned. Sent majority of my lunch searching store. I asked employee and was directed to wrong area, had to ask again. Found them, waited in line for the 1 checkout. Spent my whole lunch already. I asked mgr at unused register if they ould be held until 5pm that day. I had to come back, I spent my lunch already just looking for the 1 item. She said YES, she would hold, reminded me that closed at 6. Went right back after work, waited in line again, Mgr register. I reminded her I was there 4hrs ago she was holding tights, gave my name. She said, No that was yesterday. I put them back. Nope, it was today. Few hours ago, I asked if she dated it. She didnt, she put it back. Told me to go look, maybe still there. It wasn't. She argued and Yelled at me while I was leaving. "I DIDN'T HAVE TO HOLD THEM AT ALL. What do you want me to do." No, she didnt have to, but said she would, knew when I was coming back. I expected a manager to do what she said she would. Twice the time wasted, still empty handed

I regularly find great clothing in my size for reasonable thrift prices. I usually pop in when I'm…read morein the area just to see what's new and I rarely walk out with nothing.

Visited recently and found a few really great items at great prices and the proprietors were…read moreabsolutely delightful and I enjoyed visiting with them and look forward to going back.

Ms. Compton borrowed money from her best friend in NH to open this business (I might I add this…read morewoman was having surgery and is a senior citizen) She took full advantage of her and still hasn't paid her back and that is with also a court order she was ordered to pay. I wouldn't ever go into her store! It disgusts me to think she took advantage of someone like that. A person that pays the person that helped her open this store then I wouldn't ever have respect for her.