We've been visiting various thrift stores around the county recently, and thus far I feel like this…read moreGoodwill has been the most disappointing. If I could describe it in one word: SPARSE. I know Goodwill gets donations constantly, but you wouldn't know that by visiting this location. They had maybe two dozen pairs of men's pants (not counting "slacks"). So much for finding a couple pairs of cargo/work pants for Jeremy. We left empty-handed

This location should be ashamed. I saw crazy prices, some things cost more than they cost in Ross,…read moreTJMaxx and heck, Walmart. $25 dollar throw blankets. Vase priced at more than the original cost at Ross. Such a shame. I will. It be returning and do not recommend.

I love you Savers. This location has single-handedly furnished my apartment and has refreshed my…read moreentire wardrobe. The staff here are pretty chill, and are especially kind towards regulars. The crew in the furniture section are always quick to help me find what I'm looking for or keep an eye out for me. Compared to all of the goodwills, and even the nearby ReStore, this is gonna be your best bet price-wise. This is the first thrift store that I've been to that rotates its inventory based on the season. All of the furniture that I've purchased here has been for less than $20, and I'm talking about good hardwood furniture and even a 7ft silk sofa wrapped in the OG plastic protectant. For my fellow DIYers, you'll come across sewing machines often here, some built into tables with full kits for about $15 - $25. There is also a rack for scrap fabric, and abandoned knitting projects in the back. This location is in the prime spot, as it receives donations from all demographics. So whatever your style is, you're bound to find something you'll like here.

Everyone knows that every thrift store is hit or miss. I'm not talking about the likelihood of…read morefinding a banger. I'm frustrated in finding literal trash for sale. Why is there the the handlers for Christmas lights on sale for 3 dollars each? Bonkers. Also, the inconsistencies of pricing is frustrating. A no name brand beat up pair of sneakers is 14$, but a brand new pair of name brand vans is 10? I love how organized savers is. But some stuff is so frustrating at times.

This organization accepts donations of all kinds. The difference that keeps me giving to them is…read moredue to the fact they are a food pantry and they provide clothing, coats, household items, toys, and more to families in need at NO cost to them. I am pleased that I am able to "give back" after all they did for me so many years ago. This organization continues to do a great service to the community and I am grateful to them and all who donate to them. I enjoy being a part of making a difference.

From the owner: The Cecil County Help Center operates a food pantry that is designed to assist people who are…read morefacing food insecurity throughout Cecil County. The pantry directly serves individuals on a daily basis by providing food that is donated by a variety of community partnerships. Individuals and families can receive food commodities by visiting the Help Center, Monday-Friday between the hours of 9am-12pm and 1-3:30pm. Individuals and families may be eligible for emergency food designed to provide meals for 3-5 days through a referral made by the Department of Social Services. To receive a referral from the Department of Social Services, individuals should contact the Homeless Outreach and Services Intake Center at 443-986-3548. The Cecil County Help Center also serves as a hub for other food pantries and faith-based organizations that have the mission of meeting the needs of those facing food insecurity. The Help Center receives food from a variety of partners including the Maryland Food Bank. This food is then distributed to local pantries in various parts of the County to ensure that citizens have convenient access when a need arises.

So this is very very tiny. It's very clean. I think it might get more donations if the general…read morepublic was more aware that this is a place to donate to

This place has a wonderful selection of very Inexpensive items. Most times they are very…read morehigh-quality. I do want everyone to be aware though that they do sell expired items, like hand sanitizer that was expired from 7 months ago. Even with the receipt they refused to take it back. That is just not good customer service.

My first experience at a Goodwill Outlet. Once I got the lay of the land, I was able to pick up a…read morefew clothing items and household goods for a steal. I will be back!

Large open space, pleasant staff, zero selection. I expected the only Goodwill Outlet in MD to…read morehave a much higher volume of items and was very disappointed. Not worth the drive unless you are very local.

This isn't my favorite thrift store in the area but it's worth stopping by if you're in the…read moreneighborhood. I mostly shop for clothes, and here they're all organized by color. That could be good or bad depending on your preferences. They had a pretty large selection and the quality was good except for the shoes- most were too worn for me to consider. A note here that the Salvation Army is a Christian organization. They played religious music in the back of the store.

It was mostly trashy stuff not worth paying for. We were disappointed; hope they get more stuffread more

Prices are much lower than other thrift stores .. cleaner .. more organized.. nicer employees..read more

We always find great deals here! My first stop shop when…read morelooking for secondhand books! They are stupid cheap here! I got 12 books, plus like 9 movies, and shorts for like $50.