Great stuff ! I found a couple of vases, serving dishes and a old porcelain bell ! Mom's a…read morecollector

The hours pu wasn't great but it was a job for that was deservedly at the time for me. Staff wad…read morepleasant. Easy to work with.

This is where I go to donate my used items that are too good to throw away but too used to sell on…read moreeBay or Facebook Marketplace.

Great place to go drop off and donate things to be then given to the less fortunate, so…read moreInstead of throwing things away in the garbage or throwing clothes away. Clean then up and go drop them off at green drop and help your fellow human. They will also provide you with donation paperwork for your taxes at the end of the year!

For a tiny store, I found a few good items! I wish they would bring back a larger store to the area.read more

Friendly service. The representative explained the restrictions on donations, which I understood…read more It was a nice and easy experience.

This place is so organized. I've actually never been to a Salvation Army because where I'm from…read morethey mostly only have goodwill in the area, but this Salvation Army is so organized and so clean. I was actually really surprised. One thing I will say is that I wish that their shoes are all in one place because their shoes on top of some of the clothing racks and it's just like a little bit annoying that you have to walk around the whole store to find all the shoes. This place has a lot of clothes so come prepared to look through a lot, but they have a very good array of coats and jacket, denim pants, skirts, button down, shirts, sweaters, and then they have a smaller area with like furniture and home goods. The people here also really friendly. The guy at the cash register was super nice and very humorous so I would definitely come back.

Very popular drop off location which means if you are a thrift shopper there is a constant flow of…read morenew items. Tons of clothing. Well organized. Big vinyl record section. So so with the books. Some interesting furniture and lawn ornaments. I was most impressed when we found a very fashionable sweater with no price tag. When we asked the attendant she pointed out that there was a hole in garment. Thanks for saving me from being disappointed if I had gotten it home before seeing the damage. Easy location with a private lot in the back by the drop off door. I enjoy both giving and taking from this location.

Sorry to report this but we took a long trip to donate many excellent books. When we got there they…read moresaid that they must choose which books we donate and will only take one small box.

I came here to drop off a couple of things with my grandma. We were unsure of whether to drop by or…read morenot because the voicemail that provides the business's hours of operation aren't consistent with when they are actually open. I think that this is a flaw in the system, especially for my grandma who has a hard time moving all of the things that she needs back and forth without assistance. Fortunately, they were open, and we were able to drop off all of the things we needed to successfully. Overall it was quick and easy, which I appreciated, but I think the hours need to be straightened out.

I stopped by Goodwill for the first time to look for a cast iron pan, but the housewares section…read morewas pretty small, so there wasn't much to browse in that department. Prices overall felt kind of mediocre -- not super cheap like you might expect from a thrift store. They did have a funny kids wine glass-shaped sippy cup I considered getting since my 2 year old likes to do "cheers," but at $5 and not really needing it, I passed. There's a large selection of clothes, and everything looked to be in good shape. I even noticed some new items with tags, which was nice. Nothing personally caught my eye this time, though. I'd stop by again if I happened to be in the area, but probably wouldn't go out of my way to shop here.

Last year I was delighted to find a Good Will store had opened in Larchmont. It was great when it…read moreopen. Now this year they are putting out fewer items and of very low quality. When I walked in last week there was a huge pile of donated merchandise in front of the store with no one available to take it in or put it out . And the clothing that was out was awful stuff. What happened? I will not go back.

The Salesian Missions are another example of my family's support for those less fortunate. I'm not…read morea dedicated regular donor but a periodic gift keeps me on the mailing list. This beautiful birthday card was sent to me by my Aunt and Uncle that live in the State of Georgia. I'm grateful they support our New York State missions. You can look up their website and history. In brief: The Salesians of Don Bosco (formally known as the Society of Saint Francis de Sales) are a religious congregation of men in the Catholic Church. They were founded in 1859 by the Italian priest John Bosco to help poor and migrant youngsters during the Industrial Revolution.

This is an Organization of Salesian Fathers,Brothers,and Sisters serving poor and needy children in…read moreover 130 countries,in 225 Orphanages,216 Clinics,and Hospitals,850 Nurseries and 3,408 Schools,of which 559 are Trade Schools and 91 are Agricultural Schools.I am a retired vet on a fixed income but every month when I can I pick 3 charities to send a donation to this organization is one of those in addition to FPMT,Tibetan Nuns,Boys Town,of course there are many others but I feel these will change lives and make an impact.At Christmas time Salesian Missions send out cute little date books,sometimes I buy them in bulk to gift them to people in my life.As the poem says I go this way but once,any good I can do let me not hesitate.

Loved it! Incredibly kind and helpful staff and really fun finds! Was in town visiting family and…read morewe took a break to check out a local place for a welcome change and distraction from the usual. Got an extra blanket for the hotel and a cool tee with the name of a local NY record store which matches a completely different local bar where we are from. All that and an insane jumpsuit! Would go again, for sure!

Great little store, excellent prices and a large variety of items…read more The staff is very friendly and I'm glad this opened in Lindy. Awesome to pick through and dig.

Goodwill in Somers is a place that I frequent on a weekly basis. Their prices are incredible and…read moreyou can find a wonderful selection of clothes and shoes. They do not have jewelry though which is a point off for me. As far as their bags go, they are usually only $10 at the very most. Like most Goodwills, they do have a sale every day where certain color tags are half off and on Sundays, that color is only one dollar! I can't even tell you the phenomenal deals that I have gotten on Sundays, including designer namebrand shoes. However, whoever is pricing the pocketbooks and wallets is delusional. I say this after years of experience. There is no way that a wallet with huge tears in it is worth $10, the same price that a nice leather handbag costs. They also price name brands like LeSportSac, Jessica Simpson and Vera Bradley under $5, yet ripped bags or bags with random hotel names on them for $10. A positive was that their bags never cost more than $10. All of the other Goodwills I've gone to have their bag prices go up to $25. However, upon my last trip, I did see some bags that were priced $15 and $25. Again, these were no name bags that were not in great condition. I really think they need somebody else to be pricing these specific items. Their clothes are extremely well priced and their shoes again only go up to $10 at the most. They have brands like Michael Kors and DKNY in great shape for $10 or under which is incredible! They have beautiful jackets and they are all under $20. The housewares and the trinkets are also usually priced well, but again, you will find a random chintzy item costing six dollars when it should only be $.99. For the most part, the prices are good, but whoever is doing the pricing just doesn't seem to be consistent and understand what they're doing.

Despite their decent selection of vast variety of household items and clothing, this is the only…read moreGoodwill that I've encountered that will actually turn you away DURING donation hours saying they've processed enough donations for the day! What we've intended to be a charitable contribution only ended up going to who knows where in a Drop Box. Too many efforts were wasted reattempting this store. When my friend was searching through the clothing for possible purchase she encountered numerous articles with hair embedded in it from the donors. Disgusting They do not enforce social distancing There will most often only be 1 endless checkout line [worse than the supermarket) Will resume having pickups from Goodwills competitors