Awesome place! Huge, clean and items priced to sell. When for plates, left with a cart of goodies.read more

Thrift & Thrive is the new, larger thrift store run by the nonprofit Domestic Abuse Project of…read moreDelaware County. They previously ran Nana's Attic in Broomall (now closed). I stopped by a few days ago to check out their new store. It's significantly bigger than Nana's Attic, which means it feels far less cramped. Yay! Still very good prices, the "yellow tag" items are consignment and generally higher priced than the store's donated stock. It about killed my soul to see an awesome vintage salt & pepper mixed in with newer dishes in a consignment lot. Aaah! Staff are great, the store is clean and bright. I'll definitely be back. Note: angled parking in front of the building is NOT free, Pontiac is a public street, and those are pay at kiosk metered spots.

Once again, the greed factor at Goodwill rears its ugly head. It was senior discount day and I made…read morea purchase but apparently now if the item has a certain color sticker it is not eligible for the discount. You already have the prices higher than a new item and now you are excluding items of discount day. This is just shameful and your mission has become greed instead of helping others. This particular store has had its share of issues, from high prices to employee rudeness. I also saw a customer picking up a hat from the cart they were stocking only to have an employee reprimanding him for touching the item saying he couldn't touch it because it was store policy. Really do you want to sell your overpriced items or not? I have spent quite a lot at this particular store through the years but with these issues my money may well be spent elsewhere.

The store is extremely small- they hardly have anything - but walked through and left without…read morebuying anything - thanks again

Visiting from out of state and just had to make a pitstop at goodwill ! One major downside (that…read moreI'm assuming is state by state) is the prices of everything. Why is each article/item prices individually ? Should all be set prices, in my opinion. Layout what good. Lots to choose from, I would go back. Definitely look at prices before you decide to buy.

Considering that Goodwill is sorting most items of value out for their e-commerce site, the prices…read morethat are being asked for in store items are shameful. Today I stopped by for the first time in months .... $18.99 for a No Bounderies (!!!) Walmart vest that did cost $18.98 at Walmart, you got to be kidding me. Goodwill still has their brick and mortar stores open to get your valuable donations and to sell junk in store for high prices. Staying far away from donating to them and from shopping here.

I love love LOVE goodwill!! Lots of quality toys for my gorgeous grandgirl. I always enjoy scoping…read moreout vintage items and walking down memory lane through all of the nostalgic and funny items. I was thrilled that when I was in the area my dear friend took me to several goodwill stores and thrift shops when I travelled down to the area. No better way to spend the day!

Man oh man! Dad died. We had tons of his stuff to donate. Holy hell is the staff that takes…read moredonations rude. 1st time was some totally devoid of a personality kid. Maybe 18-22? All the things we brought were on hangers. I said, 'hey you may wanna get one of those racks it'll go quicker.' Kid: grunt. No answer I tried to help him but he wanted no part of it. 5-6 items on hangers easy to grab. He dropped one as I helped him. Hmm ok pick up & grab 4-5 more items? Nope. This Einstein picked up ONE then & walked it back in. Totally soulless. I've worked retail & charity for 30 years. I know to say 'thanks' or even would go so far to say 'needy folks will enjoy these items.' Nope. Also the asshat with the idiotic chin hair. 'Hi. How are you doing?' Grunt grunt Holy hell goodwill Isn't part of your name good? I'll throw the rest of dads stuff by the side of the road before going to see these emotionless ride POS's in person What perfect jerks

Made a usual donation today and went in the store for the first time ever. Odd that I've been to a…read moremillion Goodwill stores and I'd never been in the one closest to me, where I donate multiple times per year. THE DL: Large enough store but not nearly the size of others in the greater area. Organized departments, but I didn't like that toys had a small section in back, and then most were scattered around on shelves between clothing racks. To browse toys you had to walk all the clothing aisles and kids can't even see them. Fewer junk-grade housewares than other local stores I've recently visited, but nothing spectacular. Lots of Pyrex to replace baking needs, cool vintage stainless steel pans, and other tried/true kitchen and dining brands. Relatively large book and DVD section. I found 3 DVDs for entertainment. Also got 4 kid books, and was impressed at the authors/titles, no junk books spun off of movie/TV characters, or written by Bravo idiots. I wanted a nice garden book but the only one I saw I already have. I was able to get a couple replacement plates for my exact Pfaltzgraff everyday stoneware, and saw the Dollar Tree mock-Fiesta plates I had many moons ago before the real McCoy (which broke enough times over the years I wish I'd just kept the DT version). Anyway, just illustrating the hit-or-miss-ness and nostalgic practical finds today. MY OP-ED: There were a LOT of people in there. Pickers were territorial and impolite. They staked out a section and their desperation was felt through their unwillingness to say "excuse me," or move aside to let a cart pass, or allow anyone to look in "their" current browsing section. Even the staff had to take pains to get around them. When new items were brought out, the regulars flocked to them and were almost as bad as the hags at the Lilly Pulitzer warehouse sales I attended years ago. Ha ha, speaking of Lilly, the non-picker clients were locals and I saw several wearing Lilly today. At least they're not too bougie for thrifting! (I used to wear Lilly in my 20s until a therapist in Merion once said to me, "Why do grown women choose to dress like little girls?" Mean but true.) I haven't thrifted in a while but have had two bouts of thrifting this year to teach my son not everything needs to be new, and to instruct him on pocket change/spending. In most stores there is a new phenomenon of greedy energy from the pickers who watch YouTube and think they know what to look for and hope to make a living on eBay. I've sold tons on eBay and used to make a good garage sale of it, but the claims that it can sustain you doing it full time are 100% unrealistic to me from my long and thorough experience. If you live on meager wages, perhaps, but not worth my time to garage sale there anymore. So thrifting is NOT what it used to be; it's super annoying to have everything picked over mostly by Goodwill itself, snagging high value items for Internet sales (every Goodwill store has an eBay account and I've bought from tons of them), but to then have the pickers hovering around housewares, thinking they'll catch a scrap that personnel missed in the back, really ruins the experience. The pickers were there for half my visit and my visit ran long because I truly wanted to browse every department for a decent review and they delayed that. Got out of there spending $43 with useful items but nothing I'd call an amazing deal or very cool find.

12/2/23 I loved this Good Will- BUT- item after item after item had no prices! Goodwill normally…read morewon't allow you to purchase items without prices-but there was a wooden toy I wanted for my grand baby. I asked a worker about the price policy and if he could price something. Apparently only a manager can price something. I was able to catch the manager at a good time and he priced the item I wanted so I was happy happy happy!!! I was told by the worker that a manager CAN price merchandise but it doesn't mean they WILL. I would definitely come back I love Good Will!! It's the BEST!!

Awesome The people who work there are very pleasant and…read morehelpful Also the hours are very helpful I just moved from a 2 bedroom apt to a 1 bedroom Wow lots of stuff got recycled

I'm a site attendant over at the Greendrop in the West Norriton, Pa. area and I've been working…read morehere for a few weeks going on a month. One thing I got a say is Green Drop is a great company to work for. Not only a great place to work for but also a great place to donate items. I love the atmosphere and seeing customers happy and smile. That's what it's all about. I can definitely see myself growing within the company and moving up and going the extra mile if needed.

Super helpful and quick way to drop clean and useful goods. The folks working there were super…read morehelpful as they take care of what we don't want to deal with. Thank you.

Ease and professionalism of staff. Pick up was efficient and staff are helpful and friendly.read more

It is the easiest way to donate items you no longer want and give them to someone in need.read more

I volunteer weekly and have found the members put a lot of heart and time into helping families in…read moreour community. The smiles and conversation passed back and forth amongst those packaging or receiving warms the heart and soul of all. John S.

Alert!!! under new management and went from exceptional to trash overnight! The new management…read moredoesn't care and doesn't have a clue how to run a food pantry. They are only concerned with getting financial donations! The food I got under new management was poor quality basically someone's trash. Expired food, moldy stale bread, un marked tin cans, and repackaged raw meat with no labels. one client showed me a rodent had chewed on the corner of a food box - she said be careful to me. Oh even more disgusting is The leadership was rude and condescending to many other clients, treated a handful like they were trash! It disgusted me to witness . The former director Paul truly cared! Now it's just a nasty place! Wow they don't run things orderly anymore. It was chaos in line. The new director clueless Mikey and the other leadership team were standing around - the director was talking down to while ordering a very elderly volunteer around! Yikes - you could see the stress and anger flowing from Mikey. I believe that old guy quit that night. Hostile Hostile Hostile - So much so I couldn't stay a second day in such a hostile place. One of the volunteers, an older crass woman, was making racist remarks as some of the clients of color were exiting. It was soo sickening it hurt deeply I just left. I didn't want to be anywhere around that place. I'm in need and I left hungry. I will never go back to that location. I hear the church is suing Paul personally for $50,000.00 plus and all for their own chaos - it's clear to me who is causing problem! It is soo sickening to hear of the church's unthinkable actions against Paul!!! It is well known he has volunteered there for at least 25yrs - that action against him alone shows they only care about money.All the rest I've commented on only reinforced that thought in my mind. I bet they are drinking the food banks cash flow dry Their own little or not so little piggy bank. Any way you slice it - it smells!