Estoy en el goodwill de la 22 ave y 21 st en miami florida…read moretienen 5 cajas registradoras.pero ahora tienen una.sola funcionando igual a otras ocasiones solo dos a veces he pasado mucho tiempo buscando.cosas. pero. Me he tenido que ir. Es un lugar con tremenda venta no entiendo que esto pase .

I donate to Goodwill in Central Point. There is a gentleman that works in the drop off section…read more His name is Cornell. He is the most helpful and nicest man who goes out of his way to help you. He should be recognized for his great customer service.

Customer service is awesome, they go above and beyond to make you feel welcome, I have an eBay shop…read moreand I frequently look for old jewelry, the lady at the counter is very patient while I go through the jewelry, I will keep coming back to support the local community and their mission

I walked into the food bank office of the salvation army about 1 weeks ago because I was starving…read more.so I'm told at the front desk to have a seat. So there I sit, watching in awe as the only other employees who could help me, was a chic and some older dude who looked as if he wasn't gonna help me until he was finished flirting with the young lady who was filing some folders. Now I do apologize because she was pretty and I could see why he'd be so upset with me.. but I was starving and now the only one who can help me is glaring at me from across the room as he walks over to me with a little smirk as if to say "thanks a lot there, genius". So he asked if I ever been there before and I said yes but that I forgot when..then this is where it starts getting weird..because this man starts saying something to the effect of "oh it says here that u haven't been here for food for A couple years"...which means you been supporting yourself like a real man"...ok..first of all, I was there bcuz I was so hungry..and I needed food i didn't need to hear these biting insults from a ponytailed punk who looked like he never missed a meal in his life. So they sent some barfly who pointed to certain boxes that seemed to contain TRASH. long story short, I left that place with 2 loaves of bread.a couple rotten pairs. a little pack of cookies and about 3 bags of lettuce..I SWEAR..I stood in awe as people were walking out with sandwich meats, .milk, Gatorade, can goods, fresh fruit, etc. So I don't know how I made this guy so mad, but I did...it was a hot day also...with no liquids and only a bag of lettuce and a loaf of bread I knew I was in for a doozy...I'll. Never waste my time there again...it just seemed like theyd rather keep the food themselves..very stingy and cold.. not the image the Starvation Ar---oops, I mean Salvation Army has projected until Now. If the guy is reading this I just wanna say sorry for asking for help when I did because it interrupted your flirting with the secretary in your office..I was just hungry bro...I'll ever bug you for food again ok buddy? Thank you and God bless

This thrift store has a great variety of quality items. Definitely a great place to go when you…read morewant to thrift.

The lady with the brown hair is sullen and moody. No smile or greeting upon entering. Woman with…read morestyled grey hair is angry and treats customers with disdain. Prices are ridiculous. I know its for the animals but common. When i can find the exact same thing on ebay at half the price and told. You should by it. Never shop here again.

These guys are great! They have a nice selection, fair prices and a courteous, helpful staff. I…read morerecommend this store as well as their parent location at 6th and J. It is a true charity to help support the Mission. The last, old review is very biased and outdated. You will like the two stores. Check them out.

Yet another ungracious, ill-mannered group who just don't grasp a good percentage of donated item…read moreare of nice quality, especially clothing. Most people realize some things are unworthy of donating, and throw them away. The people here give stern warnings of acceptable and unacceptable items. Never again.

A cool little community thrift shop, we stumbled across this store on a recent roadtrip through the…read morearea. It looks like an old public library or government services building that has been converted into the store. Plenty of street front parking and ramps everywhere. Its an interesting mix of women's, men's and kid's clothing, both household goods and collectibles, along with some small gadgets and electronics, and the usually books and music. We spent about an hour roaming through this shop and found several items along with some limited and out of print edition books. Prices are very reasonable to down right cheap by most thrift shop standards and we found that the items we scored where well worth the few dollars spent. This little store is volunteer staffed and runs short monday through friday hours (9 am to 4 pm daily), closed on the weekends. A cool little thrift shop worth a visit whenever you find yourself in southern Oregon during the week and your looking for something to do... 3.5 Stars - rounded up instead of down. 00287

Great thrift store, monthly tag color discounts, too, and a membership that gives more perks!read more

They are so very helpful and a pleasure to deal with. I plan on returning very soon. Thank you very…read moremuch

Love the 1/2 off clothing Mondays. They support a great cause that benefits Grants Pass addiction…read moreresources/programs. They have a great selection of products at a reasonable price.

Love this place!! Lots of decor and furniture for everyone's preferences and needs! They have some…read moreFall items on display right now! Things for Halloween and Thanksgiving! Lots of ideas to draw from! I love it all! Will have to rethink my current house decor and when I am ready, I will be back to get some things!!

You may find good bargains here. a set of four ramekins sold for $6.99 while on a monster website,…read morethey were listed at $12.99. The store, like Marshalls and Ross Dress for Less, tends to sell the rejects of other store. However, this doesn't mean you can't find high quality goods here such Alcad pans. The store will take returns and the staff are very accommodating.

After my coffee at Noble I decided to walk to a shop on the corner I always spot when I'm driving…read moreby. And, again pleasantly surprised, there was another store I have not spotted from the car. Between the coffee place and the shop on the corner is another store, I think, is an absolute must when visiting this part of town. For those who visit this might be a little 'off the beaten track.' Most people might go straight to Main Street and end up on "The Plaza,' but there's more to charming Ashland. I have a feeling one should almost be 'in the know' to end up on 4th street. Hence the face I'll review a few stores on this street. Being half Asian (Balinese to be precise) I was delighted to see 'Old World Artifacts, a name fitting to this store. It's like stepping into a different world, different south East Asian cultures combined with local art. Should you be in the area, I can highly recommend you to pay this store a visit. The owner, Franklin, is friendly and welcoming. No snobbish attitude I have often found in similar stores. Instead a man who loves to talk about his favorite places to visit and makes you feel at ease. My photographs will -hopefully- give an impression of the inventory of "Old World Artifacts." There's a plethora of artifacts from different Asian cultures. It feels like so much has been hand selected by Franklin on his travels. I heard him about Cambodia where he rode the bicycle; drop by to chat with this well-traveled man if you're interested in traveling to that part of the world and see what the culture has to offer. Not only Asian artifacts are for sale. When I walked in my eye instantly caught incredible art on the wall. It turns out thus is from local artist, Kat McIver. There's something deeply touching about her sculptures, they're all very different and I have added some pictures. I was told this artist works one day a week in this store. I saw big Buddha statues with a hefty price tag, which is totally justifiable and understandable knowing where it comes from. Having said that, I also saw rugs from turkey at a really great price for a good quality Turkish rug ($195 for a real Turkish rug is a steal). Being half Asian, half Dutch I'm aware of the prices of these rugs and I paid a lot more when living back home in Amsterdam. A set of locally made cards of $4. In other words: there's something for every budget. That's something I think is -especially in these times- a good thing. This store has only been open since October last year, so not too long. I will definitely be back on a regular base.

Great selection of items from around the globe to fit everyone's budget - Nice history to all the…read moreartifacts and the owner is friendly and open to chatting about the world and travels.