I'm a bigger guy who needs shirts that are in sizes that are hard to find. I found several here…read morethat were in great condition and were great deals price-wise. They also carried a large variety of items, cd's, movies, books, and so on. The employees were very helpful and friendly.I definitely look forward to visiting again the next time I'm in town.

Incredibly rude owners. 20 minutes before closing time they start shutting out lights and yelling…read morefive minutes! I asked a question about an item and was quickly brushed off. They don't even have great stuff

Two parts bulk/liquidation to thrift store, Ohio Thrift Stores's name led me to be surprised by the…read moreamount of new clothing items and other kinds of new goods, such as stacks of Coastal Scents eyeshadow in large Z palettes. I also suspect that some items are rebates items as that are familiar to me as an Ibotta user, because of other new in box makeup and nail polish etc. The warehouse size of Ohio Thrift Stores means for once, the men's section does have a dedicated side. There was a wall of hats and new wool acrylic blend socks, different colors of Gold Toe socks, etc. Still, the women's section is front and center as you enter and the men's section is off by the luggage. But the size of the warehouse makes the men's section feel spacious like a department store. High ceilings and some smaller, oddly shaped rooms for linens, books and home wear etc (with a wall for electronics) makes me think Ohio Thrift Store took over some other company's probably non-retail warehouse space. The restrooms are the most peculiar as you have to ask for the key, and are led up the stairs mens and women's bathrooms that smell clean like Clorox. The restroom area is a little like a maze with odd walls. Anyway, I went to Ohio Thrift Stores for the clothes. The brands were decent and the athletic wear section in particular had decent brands such as from Macys, Kohls and Target apparel labels. Sales are three colors on sale at 25, 50 and 75% off. Look for the tv screen which flashes the sales amounts and colors. I went towards the end of the week and did not find much in the three sale colors. The average price might be around $4-$8. Three fitting rooms. I liked the stool and the place to hang clothes, and the return rack outside. But the fitting room was locked and a bit cumbersome to find someone. The attendant doubles as a cashier and is busy around closing time. 6 item limit, and they hold you to it.

Since this is a privately owned business they charge top dollar for everything no matter what…read morecondition it is in you can obviously get the same thing brand new at a regular store and pay the same price. This place is awful. No need to go there

TC Thrift is a value place to shop for gently used general merchandise offered at deep discounts…read moreand staffed by good natured people. TC Thrift is my family's go-to place when we need to donate household furnishings, clothing and electronics items no longer needed. The thrifts staff are great with helping to unload donation and kind to offer tax receipts too. The store is always worth the visit to pickup items needed around the house. Through observation and listening to the accounts of how peoples lives are positively impacted by TC Thrifts sales proceeds my children have gained appreciation for giving -vs- selling their items online. Frequently TC Thrift as a family has contributed to the further development of generosity in my childrens lives.

From the owner: Our thrift shop not only allows you to buy gently used clothing, furniture appliances and household…read moregoods, but helps the community as well. Our resale store helps you by offering quality goods at bargain prices. Donations of items are accepted to constantly keep the needs of our customers met. The best part is the proceeds support our programs to help women break free from the clutches of drug and alcohol addiction. Stop today to donate or purchase!

this is the goodwill bins no gate keeping here…read more found many rap tees in here if you wanna find gold mines pull up to this goodwill plenty of vultures but many goodies

Goodwill used to be a nice store to go buy secondhand clothing and objects cheap because everything…read moregets donated now it's like walking into JCPenney or Sears acting like everything that's on. The shelf is brand new prices are jacked up for something that gets donated. Why is all the prices jacked up? Does the CEO need a bigger $10 million profit and his pocket I stopped going to Goodwill stop giving Goodwill's donations. This is ridiculous. Everything that's in your store is donated. Why are you selling jeans for 40 bucks shirts for $20 seriously they're used secondhand simply stupid. The CEO should be disappointed to himself. Discussed it with himself for the millions of dollars that he puts in his pocket every year.

Closer location, opened in an old Walgreens I believe. I had some kitchenware and some pots and…read morepans to donate and decided to try this place out. I prefer their mission over Goodwill and have been thrifting and donating at these stores for years. I thought this location would have more but it was good. I didn't find any must haves so just dropped off my donations and picked up a tax/donation certificate. I always encourage donating over trashing, plus it's a good cause. Spoke with two employees during my stop and both were friendly and helpful. It's a thrift store so decent prices. Some better than other items. I definitely recommend this store but there are several around central Ohio. Health, Housing, and Human Services is what the do and proceeds from the stores and donations help support the cause. VOA programs help veterans, at-risk youth, the elderly, men & women returning from incarceration, homeless/unhoused individuals and families, people w/disabilities, & people recovering from addictions. - Learn more at www.voa.org

The ladies were so nice. Had a good selection of things. I live in California. I had to find room…read morein my luggage.

This is a wonderful little gem of a thrift store open Tuesday Wednesday, Friday and Saturday noon…read moreto four consignment is done noon to 1:00 All proceeds go to life care alliance cancer clinic. All workers are volunteers. We need more volunteers. You can volunteer Monday through Friday 10 AM to 445 and other times available. They do take credit cards with over a $10 purchase. Cell phones are allowed in the store in case there is an emergency car but then you need to take it outside because it's a very small thrift store and you can hear everything and since they do do consignment large bags can be left in your car or at the door because there are things that come up missing.

As of this post, very clean store. I was warmly welcomed by the person at the desk. They have a…read morewide array of clothes, home decor, small amount of furniture, and some shoes. The ladies restroom is very clean. From what I saw the prices were very reasonable with small amount of things being on the high end of a Goodwill store. I saw staff actively cleaning as well as re-organizing the inventory. My only complaint is they didn't have a lot of plus size clothes or designated area for plus size clothes. Overall, I enjoyed my visit and I plan to return.

While my visit here revealed that they might have raised their prices - how can anyone complain…read morewhen you can get shoes for $4.29? And I was here Memorial Day when they were running some specials. I haven't figured out exactly what the deal was - but a couple of my items were 99 cents. I usually stop here for a specific item that I can't find elsewhere, to get a deal on something unique, or to not spend too much money on something I'll only wear once. I also might check out their cooking items. This time, I was (as usual), here to check out the shoes. I was looking for dress shoes - summer heels. In the past, I have found awesome, new-looking shoes - Michael Kors, Nine West, etc. While it wasn't a name brand this time, they were like new. A lovely dusty rose. And when I find something with a unique color, I of course need to find a matching blouse or two - and jacket. All of which I found. No one ever knows where I shop - as I sprinkle in these items with others in which I invest a lot of money. And I always carry a Coach purse and very nice outer wear jackets. The Staff at Goodwill are usually very nice. At least the cashiers. And the donation intake are helpful, too. It's a bit of a cycle, I buy new (to me) things and donate what I'm replacing or don't wear anymore. The best stuff goes to Dress for Success. Everything else including non-clothing things go to Goodwill. Great deals while supporting a wonderful organization!

Recently, July 2026, visited the Gahanna Goodwill and left without buying anything because it was…read moretoo hot inside the store. The air conditioning is obviously broken in this extreme heat. Goodwill needs to get this fixed ASAP.