This was my first time at Goodwill in a VERY long time! The lovely employee at the front gave us a…read morecart and we walked through the store looking for Disney shirts! I was surprised to see they had a deal on the already discounted items where anything with an orange tag was 50% off. I got two shirts at $1 each! This store was extremely clean and well organized. I was able to find a Disney shirt that still had the original tag on it. The employees were super nice and this was a great experience so I would recommend the store to anyone looking for a good location!

This is the biggest Goodwill I think I've ever been to. There was so much to see here. I was…read morelooking for brown boots and was able to find exactly what I was looking for. They had so many different shoes to look through that they even had different areas set up for specific shoe colors. Since there are so many shoes for women, they are all pretty affordable. However, they were not as many shoes for men so they were a bit more on the expensive side. Most of the men's shoes that I found for my husband started at about $15 and went all the way up to over $100. For used shoes I wouldn't pay anything over $20. The cashiers were friendly. I saw an item behind the shelves that I wanted a price check on and the lady helped me. If you're in the area and you're looking to pick up some thrifted goods, I would definitely recommend checking this store out. They do have a restroom inside but you need to push the button by the door and wait for an employee to come let you into the bathroom. Make sure if you're with someone else that they take your items because you're not allowed to bring merchandise into the restroom with you.

I made arrangements to donate 2 items of furniture to the Salvation Army and when the driver…read morearrived to pick up the items. He stated that because of a scratch on the side of the dresser it was deemed damaged!! The NERVE, Is this a DONATION or what?????? How entitled are these fuxking people?? I'm sure if someone is in need of furniture, that could give a FUXk about a scratch!! Oh wait, they don't give to the needy. They sell all this shit! They want you to donate so that they can sell it. TRASH SCAM! I would rather just take it straight to the DUMPSTER ‼ The ONLY REASON I'm giving a single star, is because they don't have an option for ZERO STARS!! DISGUSTING

Amazing items and superb prices. Besides when you buy your helping many others in need.read more

A cute and quaint thrift shop. I like how neat and maintained the store was and like how it was…read moredepartmentally separated. What I like most about here is there mission- helping single moms, their children, widows and hungry kids in Haiti. Soft spot for single moms especially being raised by one for a while. The staff was friendly and helpful. I felt slightly judged going in but it could've been me. Gospel music was playing so hopefully you don't get offended by that. I loved seeing neat and vintage finds. We ended up getting a boon. Found this place word of mouth through a friend.

Great finds in this store and happy workers as well. All scarves were $1.99 so I bought 2. Great…read morestuff

I love this Salvation Army! Their prices are cheaper than any other thrift store I've been too and…read morethey have fitting rooms you can use (unlike the two closest Goodwills). Also, on Wednesdays everything is 25%! I've found so many good finds here from clothes, to home decor, to furniture, they have everything (except books). The employees are super nice and helpful as well. The store is very clean and well maintained. They always have new things, I've come almost every week for the past two months and each week they have a ton of new inventory. Donating things here is super simple. You just drive around to the back and park next to the Salvation Army truck. There will be a worker there to put your items into the truck. Things to note: They close their fitting rooms around 5:30 pm, even though they close at 6 pm. Wednesdays are pretty busy due to the sale. If an item you like has a hole, stain, chip, etc... you can ask if they would offer a discount for it. They've given me a discount on two separate occasions for items with a hole (but they won't on Wednesdays cause it's already discounted). They're closed on Sundays. Overall, I would highly recommend this Salvation Army! Happy thrifting!!!

We went to wander around and just see what we would find and we ended up finding two items to bring…read morehome with us. I think this tends to happen to most people when they walk into HomeGoods, you find something you didn't know you wanted and/or needed. This location is a little bit smaller than some of the others that we visited before and their selection can be hit or miss. Today's trip proved to be more of a miss as most of the items they had were not something that we were looking for. If you were looking for fake floral decorations, though they have about a quarter of their shop that has nothing but that.

I had a disappointing experience at HomeGoods with the manager, Giovanni. My son wanted a tumbler…read morethat had visible damage, so I politely asked if a discount could be applied. The cashier called the manager over, and Giovanni came by but was dismissive--he said it was a "defect" and not "damage," then simply walked away without giving any direction to the cashier or addressing my concern further. As a manager, that kind of response shows poor communication and lack of attention to customer concerns. It also set a poor example for the cashier, who was left unsure of how to proceed. Definitely not the level of service or leadership you'd expect from someone in a managerial position.

Passion Thrift is always a friendly place to shop and drop off donations. The store is very…read moreorganized and clean. Thank you Passion.