Easy and fast donation drop off. Employees are kind and helpful. Much better than trying to bring…read moreit to a drop off bin without any room.

They never bothered to show up for my scheduled pickup. I called twice and was assured they were on…read moretheir way. I went to a lot of trouble to get all the donations together and organized and nothing, no email, text or call. Very unprofessional and disappointing.

The person from Salvation Army who responded is acting as though I am speaking about clothes that…read morehave NO tags on them. ALL the pieces I brought to the check-out had colored plastic tags poked through the items. The colors correspond to whether the item is 50% off that day or not. The clothing has colored plastic but are not individually priced with a paper tag. THUS all the prices are what are posted on the SIGNS at the ENDS of the racks throughout the store. What I am talking about in my review is how, when you get to the check-out, they decide NOT TO HONOR the posted prices on the SIGNS they have posted throughout the store (see photo of one that I attached.) I am NOT talking about "nefarious" behavior where someone has REMOVED an individually priced paper tag on a clothing item, because your store has VERY FEW individually priced pieces of clothing on the racks.

Dirty and overpriced. Mostly junk. Workers are helpful but when I asked about the price of a…read moredress the sales person seemed to guess.

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!

Pros: The selection here is huge, the store is very well organized and is neat and clean…read more Cons: Like every thrift store, it's all hit and miss depending on what you're looking for. While some things were reasonably priced, other items were laughably priced. For example, an average quality small living room arm chair with slightly faded and slightly dirty fabric was $167.00. You can buy a similar arm chair in Bob's brand new and fresh smelling for $199.00 All in all, if you're in the area it's worth visiting since donations come in every week and you never know what you might find.

Two men came with a truck to my house. They refused to take anything. We had a loveseat, two twin…read morebedroom sets, a two-year old kitchen table with four kitchen chairs, two wooden short file cabinets and a large mirror. They looked at everything and said, "faded", "nicked", etc. In my opinion, every single thing was in good condition. I couldn't believe it. Do they only take new furniture? Aren't they selling, or giving to needy people, used furniture? I asked the driver, "Why?" after he refused the first item (I was just curious...I didn't have an attitude.). He responded, with a bit of an attitude, "Because the driver has the right to refuse any item." Not a good experience at all.

They take my goods but do not supply receipts. The place looks a mess but I donate new and gently…read moreused items here because it is for a good cause.

I noticed a Huge difference my last 2 visits roughly 6 & 8 months ago. A severe lack of quality…read moreproducts and a white women maybe in here 40s-50s in back room clearly putting donations aside for herself and telling me that items were not for sale yet and and angrily telling me to go away. I was simply looking for help as she left the front counter unattended. Unfortunately I had a similar issue at Commack Savers. I asked older women price for some old coins and currency and surprisingly was told not for sale and I asked why and she said she was buying all for herself. She had always been pleasant to me and I blame management/ownership as she very casually answered me and upon waiting outside for Uber i witnessed young men who take drive up donations openly talking some old video games and a cool old boom box radio and bringing inside saying that they were buying and had made a big score. I will give Salvation Army 1 more try and Savers fortunately gets so many donations I have been able to find some great items very cheaply. The best deals by far are on very large items that they put outside or just inside the door. I suppose they price incredibly cheaply simply because they must sell fast because of the large size they must turn over asap. Happy Hunting

PROS: Very nice goodwill, very spacious and prices were good with everything. Great variety and the…read morestaff was even nice. Tons of parking as well CONS: No shopping carts or baskets since people steal them all. So I had to use a basket for sale as my cart OVERALL: Next time I'm in the area this will be a goodwill I will hit

It's a nice big store and sometimes you can find great items, but most of the time items are broken…read morechipped and cracked. Shoes and clothes are as much as they would be new from Marshall's or TJs. No plush? Very few toys...How is that possible? And for the love of Pearl!! Get some carts.

Discusting, you're donating furniture, and I guess, they expecting "brand new furniture" in oder…read morefor them to take it.They didn't take mine althought it was good.Dont offer donation to Salvation Army, cause they leave you hanging.

Friendly staff. Good for browsing. Some items fall apart after purchase. Check thoroughly before…read morebuying.

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

This store sure has gone to crap. Shelves are mostly empty, despite having the donation side pile…read morehigh with boxes and bags. I'm getting guessing this place will be closed by the fall.