One of the more confusing aspects of living in the Philadelphia trust-state area is that there are…read morethree overlapping Goodwill "chapters", and they don't share practices, coupons, loyalty programs, etc. This particular Goodwill, in Pennsylvania, is part of Goodwill of Delaware. It's nestled along a busy road, with angled parking out front and a shared flat lot next to their building. The space is well lit and open, shelves are open and wide. Pricing is as marked, conveniently if there's no tag it follows a chart of prices. I like this as you don't have to find someone to get you a price. I thought their pricing, even tagged, was more reasonable than other locations. I picked up some lovely items for myself and as gifts. Staff were pleasant and took time to carefully wrap the more fragile items I had. Overall a good expense I'd go back.

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.

This shop will take you back in time. Evokes memories of great times and individual experiences…read more You can buy a memory or gift someone who adores vintage piece statements. You find something you don't need but it will be a comfort to have. Splendid exploration.

From the owner: We a collective of vendor that offer a nice variety of unique goods from clothing to home goods to…read morehand made items!

I am a big fan of church run thrift shops, mostly because the people are pleasant and the deals are…read moreaffordable, making them a genuine resource for low income people. I was on my way someplace else when I saw the big "OPEN" sign and, below it, "BAG SALE". Cool. The shop is located in an older building that looks like it might have been a small school? There's a nice sized lot and it's surrounded by a church graveyard. There's shop is on the second floor. They have an outside ramp and a chair lift for those who need it. Upstairs things are laid out well and marked. They have a decent selection- understand "bag sale" means they're clearing out stuff. I overheard the volunteers saying tomorrow was the last day then they would change over to spring items. They were saying things were picked over and I don't disagree. However, I still scored some nice clothes, a new pair of slippers, and a small handbag. Happy! Cash only, or personal checks. I'd stop there again, but wouldn't plan a trip there.

Well I really didn't get to go inside to check it out,the hours on yelp stated Sunday Hours, when I…read morearrived the hours were different on the door, no Sunday hrs closed on Sunday, Not a big deal really I'll just try again later, I just thought while I was in the area I would stop by and check it out. I will do an update if I ever manage to get back there.

Didn't know this was the home store only for goodwill but decent if you're searching for…read moreKnick-knack items or small furniture items.

I've been going to this goodwill for about 5 years. It's guilty of leaving merchandise on their…read moreshelves for years without properly rotating it to a different store, but that's not too big a deal. They get pretty fresh furniture in and have a great knick-knack flow. They also have pretty organized clothing sections too. There's always someone putting back clothing. Points for finally getting the lock on the women's room bathroom fixed. I just can't give five stars because there never seems to be someone at the register. I'm assuming it's because they need all hands on the floor, but they should definitely have a cashier at ALL TIMES.

Great gently used clothing bargains at very good prices. They are only open on Thursdays during the…read moreschool year (but not on holidays). Very friendly, helpful employees!

Habitat is the best place in the world if you make your donations here, you support the people who…read morereceive support from them.

I used to love this place and relied on it as a single mom. I haven't been here in a while. Visited…read moreboth the Middletown and Prices Corner stores...disappointed and disgusted. The prices are absolutely ridiculous, I was in utter disbelief. They get this all free!! The prices on the items given the age and quality, mind blowing prices. The greed is out of hand!! This makes me so sad!!

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.