Found some really cute clothes and they were all so reasonably priced! The cashier/owner was really…read moresweet and attentive. The store was extremely organized and not too overly packed. I'm so happy with my purchases. They even had some racks outside with some discounted items, 99 cents is not too bad for some closet staples and extremely good quality clothes! I will be back again when i'm in the area :)

For a smaller thrift store it literally has everything. All items are in great shape. The help is…read morevery attentive and, uh, helpful (sorry for the redundancy). Every thrifter should check it out!

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.

Full Disclosure--I work at the corporate office at Cityteam in San Jose, CA…read more I recently visited our Chester site, and from an outsider's point of view, I was struck by how friendly everyone was. The staff, volunteers, and clients were so hospitable--not just to me, but to everyone I observed. The genuine care and concern shown for those receiving services was so evident. The staff and regular volunteers are invested in this community. Chester is no walk in the park, and these people choose to come in every day, build relationships, pray for the community, and serve. And they serve people with dignity. Have you heard about their Hope Cafe? In addition to serving cafeteria style meals all week long, on Saturday evenings, the space is transformed into a restaurant, the guests order from a menu, and they are served just as they would be at a restaurant. The Mother-Baby program provides families from the community with necessities they may not be able to afford on their own. Moms can get diapers, formula, clothes, diaper bags, etc. There is a recovery program for men who want to be freed from their addictions, and they do community outreach delivering meals, backpacks, turkeys, and toys. Cityteam Chester does a real good job of celebrating and sharing good news through their social media page on FB. Check them out!

Incredible people. They are truly inspiring in helping those in need get back on their feet. They…read morehelp feed the community at large as well. The support they are giving comes from the heart. The staff are good and kind to all. They know how to help people help themselves. The staff are diverse, tough when needed, and good to all.

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

I cannot say enough about Jodie at Wiggins Auto Tag. After a nearly two-year registration disaster…read morecaused by another local auto tag office, I called Wiggins on a whim. Jodie answered, immediately understood the situation, and told me exactly what documents to request from my loan company before I even walked in. Thirty minutes later I was sitting across from her. Twenty minutes after that, everything was handled correctly, completely, and with total confidence. She is sharp, knowledgeable, and genuinely cares about actually solving your problem. For registration, notary work, any paperwork; Jodie at Wiggins is the only person I'll ever go to from here on out. Don't go anywhere else first. Just call Jody.

I've used Wiggins since 2017. Great people and great service! Ive used them for Drivers license…read moreservices, notaries, auto tags. Staff is always helpful and patient. Prices were good and fair!

I had time to kill, so I drove up to my nearest Goodwill. I am a crafter, so I looked through all…read moreof the household items. Though, I did not find anything I needed. The was a lot of glassware that looked really nice. I found an attractive china bowl. I like looking at antique furniture, but the furniture was lacking, unless I wanted to buy an ugly table from the 1970s.

I'm giving this good will a 1 rating due to how dirty it is. This is a big store that seems to be a…read morebit unorganized. Items in the home goods section seem to be thrown on shelves and you have to dig through the items to look at it. Clothes are supposed to be separated by size but it doesn't seem like that's always true. Major issues: 1. Bathroom was beyond dirty and a possible health hazard in my opinion as a medical worker. How is there poop splattered down the seat and what appears to be on the wall- DRIED UP- what looks like for weeks! The bathroom is just SO DIRTY you can zoom in on the pics I've attached. I even attempted to go into the men's bathroom with was just as gross!!! No toilet paper in the woman's so I stole a roll from the men's. Unfortunate for me, I had to go bad enough to hover over top the toilet and use it. I was wondering if people only come in to use the restroom because it appears people would come in, use it, and leave. 2. This location has a lot of weird people shopping here. I've shopped at Goodwills in some sketchy neighborhoods but this one, wow. The people are beyond stalker-ish and predatory. I was looking at women's clothes, work out pants and then dresses. There was one older man in particular that kept going up and down the women's aisle looking at the clothes but in a weird way. Like if myself or a female was looking, he would walk down and look at clothes close to where I was (or another female). Then when I moved on because I felt weird he would also move on and eventually back where I was. My son who is an older teen told me in the car that a few older men were following him around the store and being weird around him. That's when I told him my story. We also felt these men were hovering around small children whose parents weren't looking after them. It was so off putting and weird that I felt like I had to keep an eye on the kids in case these men were going to do something. Overall, a bad experience at this store and thankfully we don't live locally so we won't be returning.

We paid Kyle's Auto Tag $441 in April 2024 for a two-year registration. We had no idea our car was…read morenever actually registered until March 2026 -- because they filed incorrect paperwork, never followed up with PennDOT, and never once contacted us. PennDOT sent our title back to our loan company in October 2024. Kyle's Auto Tag said nothing. We unknowingly drove an unregistered vehicle for nearly two years. When we came back for answers, they blamed us -- despite PennDOT and our loan company both having documentation that Kyle's Auto Tag made the error. No fix offered. No refund. We went straight to Wiggins Auto Tag. Jody resolved the entire mess in 20 minutes. Stay far away from Kyle's Auto Tag. Wiggins is down the street and they actually know what they're doing.

The experience was great until I was charged 3% for a debit charge. I was told it was what it was…read moreand if I had an issue with it to call and speak with the owner. Well, it is against federal law (Durbin Amendment). The Durbin Amendment (part of the Dodd-Frank Act) aims to control debit card interchange fees and prohibits surcharging. There was no line item for the charge. there was a $9 difference between the store receipt and the debit card receipt and the store receipt stated cash. So, just a word to the wise, you will get fleeced at this place so make sure you bring cash or go somewhere else.

Small but worth a look through. The parking lot is cozy, but easy to access. They've got a larger…read morebook section than most other thrift stores I've seen and a pretty large collection of records and picture frames. Furniture area was small during my trip but that may change depending on what they've got in as donations. They have a donation center attached so there's a chance this store gets to pick what goes on display/on the floor before other stores do, which means a better selection than other locations, potentially.

Prices are kinda high here, shirts are 7$ any shoe name brand is 14.99-24.99. Crazy when you got…read morethem for 0 dollars lol. Guess we're use to the normal goodwills that charge 6.99 for shoes and 2.99-4.99 for shirts. We did leave with 4 finds tho so not to bad of a trip.