It's been a while since I've been and I do enjoy coming here but the prices are a 50/50 that you…read moreget a good deal. To give an idea a crochet plush that was about 8 inches was $8 (for a used toy that seems steep) Meanwhile I was going to get a long sleeve shirt but after seeing it was $12 because of a brand I put it right back. The ladies who work there are nice and greeted us and chatted. There is a changing room which I'm glad for but they don't have too much in terms of furniture. It's mostly clothes, and some household items. They have kids toys, books, and costume jewelry, shoes and bags.

It makes me sad to report that I must reduce my rating of this thrift boutique. While there is…read moremuch inventory to browse, the pricing of their donated items is not what I would classify as thrifting. There is a kind of thrill in thrifting to discover unique items at truly reasonable prices. This boutique is quickly diminishing that thrill.

A great place to meet friends while supporting your community…read more Come enjoy a free meal made from scratch or volunteer for the day. The food and the company rocks!

Very rude and dismissive. They also refuse to adopt outside a very small radius despite calling…read morethemselves Carolina Paws. Should be more like the Waxhaw 30 mile radius Paws.

I understand this organization is trying to come across as creating a very high level standard of…read morehome selection for these pets, but all they are doing is gatekeeping based on multiple choice application answers. Maybe before auto-declining a potential family, try an additional phone call to better understand the application and clarify any details. If anything, they are turning off people from wanting to even try to adopt a pet just because their foster volunteers are becoming too attached. While many animals are struggling to find homes, you have this organization declining people left and right. We are strictly indoor cat people, but we're declined because we mentioned we sometimes allow our cat to walk around the enclosed and fenced in back porch (fully supervised). I guess their policy is their cats can never see outdoors. I hope they learn that fresh air and some outdoor enrichment is important for cats. Based on their other social platforms, they don't seem to have much support (compared to other local foster organizations). Also, you can tell from their reviews, they need to seriously reevaluate their process or find better foster parents.

YES. We scheduled the private tour and it was so fun! We met the animals and were able to give…read moresnacks and love. It's an amazing mission and we're in awe of their work! Playground review: it's a super nice space and is designed for ages 2-12. There's a ton of different equipment for all abilities. However frustrating when older/larger kids are wreaking havoc and abusing the equipment while moms are talking with their backs turned away from the playground. Don't be those moms.

The kindest souls for the sweetest rescues. This place doesn't get enough credit. My child and I…read morealways learn something new and have the BEST time!

I'm going to go on a "thrift store review spree" one of these days, so I'm starting it off here. I…read morestopped in this Goodwill one day when I had dinner plans across the way at Lam's (delicious!). I arrived early and had time to kill so checking out Goodwill was a huge unexpected bonus! This Goodwill was like most, plenty parking, signage and goods! I lucked up on some super cute dresses and tops and only spent about $30 total. They had plenty of inventory to peruse and that I did. From furniture to clothes, to home decor, they definitely had just about everything. I'll most likely stop in here each time I visit Lam's just to make it a thing. Lil shopping, lil dinner, lots of happiness.

For the last many years, I have been a very regular and loyal patron of this Weddington Store. I am…read morethere almost daily and have spent thousands and thousands of dollars in this one store. I know lots of employees there and have befriended many of the other loyal patrons. Shopping at Goodwill has been one of my retirement hobbies and I have had hours of fun there. I even started a Facebook group entitled, "Goodwill Fun Finds", that has 9,000 members and is growing rapidly. Something happened to me today in the Weddington Store that needs to be exposed. As I often do, I brought my new 3 month old seven pound puppy with me. He was in my arms the entire time I was in the store and was asleep. He has never made one whimper and is loved by store employees and customers. He is well mannered and never meets a stranger. Unfortunately, there is another customer who frequents the store who brings his unruly and misbehaved dog. When his dog sees other dogs, he barks and becomes very disruptive. The previous store manager there, he would politely ask this customer to leave the store, which was entirely appropriate. Customers do not like to be surrounded by barking or upset dogs when they are shopping. Today, when that unruly dog saw my dog, he became unruly as usual. The assistant manager, Carol, approached the man with the misbehaved dog and told him that he needed to leave the store immediately. I was in another part of the store, minding my own business with my sleeping puppy in my arms. Carol came after me with a forked tongue and told me that I also needed to get out of the store. She told me that when one dog barks, all the dogs have to leave. I told her that she sees me every day and knows that my dog never makes a sound. I asked her if it was fair to throw the whole bunch of apples away if there is only one rotten one. She told me that if I didn't leave immediately, she would call the police. I told her that it wasn't my intention to leave and if she made me, she would never see me again in this store. She abruptly rushed to her office to call the police. Her tone, attitude and manner of talking with me was entirely inappropriate and unprofessional and I am quite certain, it is not the what GW would want to represent them in any of their stores. She approached me like I was a piece of trash. This entire conversation was witnessed by an employee, Lisa, who has also known me for years. It was also witnessed by several customers, all of whom were in disbelief that I had been treated in this manner. So, because I didn't want a confrontation by police, I left the store after I told a few of my favorite employees there what had happened and why they would never see me again in this store. I am in my sixties and have never been talked to as I was addressed today. I have seen Carol speak inappropriately to customers for years. She has never been welcoming to me and has never been kind. She is brash, loud, unprofessional, and radiates negative energy. I have heard many customers complain about her. When I posted a google review for this store today, I noticed there were multiple complaints about her. Why do they allow this to continue? I had a very successful high level management career for over thirty years. I have had a lot of experience and professional training in managing people and have a good sense of what is effective and appropriate and what is not. What is going on in that GW Weddington store is far from acceptable. The Ballantyne East Store is cleaner, more organized, and has friendlier and happier employees. The store manager is consistently kind, as is the assistant manager and the team leads. I would recommend this store over the Weddington store for many reasons. As long as Carol works at Weddington, I will never return. They do not deserve my business, or yours.

This was our first donation at Goodwill and we were so pleased that John P came out to meet us with…read morethe bin. It was so easy to drop off our boxes. We just wanted to acknowledge his good service!

This location is my favorite Goodwill. I feel lucky to live so close. The employees work SO hard to…read morekeep the store moving and functional. There are so many treasures and nice clothes. I have never left here empty handed! The employees are also SO kind. I go here quite often, and have interacted with most of the staff and it has always been positive.

They do not allow friends of non residents. A 12 yr old boy was turned away and sitting outside…read morewhile his friend played ball. What a shame. Those are kids...doing the right things, staying out of trouble. And you guys made 1 sit outside for being a non resident friend? Shame on you

I have been living in Pineville for 12 years and this place has always been a staple here. Both of…read moremy youngest children...now 22 and 13 has gone here for Summer Camp, Cheerleading, Basketball and Karate. This center is all encompassing in our small Town. And let's not forget the lake with the amazing waterfall adjacent to it. In the Summers they have Friday Lights where you can watch Movies in the screen under the stars. What's also cool is our newly updated park and dog park!!! You can rent the spaces outside to have a function under the tents as well as renting out The Hut. All of this are wonderful perks in being a Pineville Resident. I remember when I moved out of the city limits(5 minutes from it. Lol) everyone said "there's nothing to do in Pineville" but that has changed dramatically and I'm so happy to have brought my Home in this Tiny Big Little Town

Fabulous thrift store with clothes, games and housewares. They have a great selection of toys too…read more Excellent prices and they help people in the community with their housing, food and utilities.

If I'm not mistaken clothing was organized by color and size and type. Jeans were definitely by…read moresize. Jewelry. Workout wear. Costumes (final sale). shoes. Really nice selection on all. Staff so nice. Got a great vintage-y bracelet for 4$. Parking out front. Donations accepted.

The play house is quite small for theater type setting but what a gem of a cultural asset for the…read morearea. Although the playhouse is looking for a new larger location, my first time experience here was most enjoyable. We saw an archapelo group called IMPROMPTU who were excellent. 2 people wheeled in a small cart with popcorn and soda which I thought quite homey and mom and pop like. One gentleman held a 50 50 raffle, 1 $ a ticket for funds for the theater Parking was convenient as well as restaurants in the area. This show was $12 a ticket, a short intermission, about 11/2 hours for the entire show. Seating and lighting were adequate,. The performance made up for the plain ambience. The staff were very pleasant. I look forward to attend another show.

Very nice community playhouse, just as the title suggests, offering variety of plays along with an…read moreannual dinner theater, sometimes more. Small and intimate with seating on risers, so everyone can see the actors on stage. You are right there in the action. Actor's voices die out of their mouths due to the setting. Many of the actors spoke too softly to be heard or understood. They really need to SPEAK UP and PROJECT. Please!?!? Cute concession stand selling sodas, water, popcorn and homemade cookies. Price? One dollar each. Such a deal. Parking appears to be adequate. We arrived after dark and easily found a place. Looks like it is or was part of a school complex. Located in a hard-to-find area, so do a reconnaissance during daylight or use your GPS to find it the first time. A nice experience. Membership packages on ticket prices, senior discounts and youth tickets. Five plays are on the 2013 schedule. Been around since 1980, 30 seasons. Fun.