Great prices and clean store and clean bathroom…read more Helpful and kind workers. 5 stars

My favorite thrift store in Austin! They have a GREAT selection of furniture, clothes, art etc.!…read moreYou have to dig since they have SO much inventory but it's worth it (and they have dressing rooms which is a huge plus). On Wednesdays & Saturdays almost everything is 50% off. Much better prices than goodwill or any other thrifts nearby. And the workers are all very friendly :)

Really salt of the earth people doing good for the people of the area. Also gives good coupons for…read moredonations. Support!

Thought I remembered they opened at 9A. Oh well! Thankfully, I only needed to wait a few minutes…read morebefore they opened. Trying to cut back on how many clothes I buy; however, I still found a book. Nice, clean store that is very organized in how their inventory is stock and presented. Staff were friendly and personable. Great place...shop here!

Second stop in my Austin thrift hall and since it is across the street from another big thrift…read morestore, I said why not? It was ok. If you are looking for furniture, give them a go. I found a couple of items. Pros: staff was nice. Prices were decent Cons: a disorganized mess. If you don't mind the dig, then go for it.

Listenn!! The store has clothed my kids and my friends kids... thank you to everyone that donates!…read moreWe find such nice clothes for our kiddos here.. and if i'm in a browsing mood I can find things for my house too .. we love to thrift

Out of all the thrift stores I shop, the Salvation Army ones are my favorite. They are all usually…read moreclean, well-mainted, organized, and have plenty of merchandise to offer customers. This one is located close to the hotel where I'm staying. Mom and I had a great time visiting this particular location. Unfortunately, I didn't find anything worth purchasing. If I'm ever in the area again, I wouldn't hesitate to shop here again. Please check out this place.

Came to drop off donations and they made it easy. Drive up door with attendants allowed for close…read moreproximity to drop items off and easy access/signage of where to go.

This is one of the medium to large size format Goodwill's that sits next-door to a Twin liquors in…read morethe same strip center. 75% of the floor is given over to clothing with all of the hard goods pushed to the back. It's pretty well organized and they do have five dressing rooms. They have one of largest shoe selections I've seen. They definitely have some daily specials and you have seven days to make any returns. Informative photos included.

I used the drive-thru today to drop off some donations. The employee who assisted me was very…read morefriendly and helpful. I appreciated that. He also offered me the charity receipt, which is standard. There were two cars in front of me, but there were multiple employees, and they worked efficiently to keep things flowing smoothly, which kept the line moving. The drive-thru is covered, which was great because it was a rainy, dismal day.

I judge a place by its character and location. When you visit enough times, the people at the…read moreregister begin to remember you as you walk by. Enjoying the chatter with the staff who work here. We can learn when the good stuff comes and you can time your days around stopping by and checking out the new merchandise. The turnover is quick and thorough too. Other things that are claim to fame here is the floor layout is clean and is easy to walk-through. Also, the bathrooms are very clean. Spend enough times that that is important as well. You would never know that if you've never walked in. By far, this is my favorite location of all the Goodwills so far. I think it's because of its central location in Austin. It's not just garbage on the sales floor. If ever you are hunting for a good deal or a project, you'll probably find it reasonably priced. As you go further out of the area, the Goodwill stores don't carry a lot of great items. It's best to do your search closer them towards the central Austin area. As my wife likes to state it's Goodwill Hunting.

My Organization Nubia Court #190 in Killeen, Texas donated all types of items to the Families In…read moreCrisis Center. Mrs. Donatelli is a wonderful person who works with all organizations to assist these families. It was a wonderful experience. I look forward to donating again soon because the need is real.

Great organization. Donating here helps the local community, unlike some profit-driven charities.read more

Pleasant staff focused on helping others. It's a true blessing to our community. They make it so…read moreeasy to donate.

My momma dukes had a bunch of stuff to donate. Unfortunately we mixed up a photo album. Audrey…read moretook the time to track us down with some internet skills and got them back to us! I don't think k many places in this business would do the same. Thanks!'n

The white old lady there is RUDE RUDE RUDE! My kids were sitting on chairs around a table there…read morewhile we thrifted. The white old lady puts a sign on the table saying not to sit. While telling us that it is not a restaurant. Which clearly it isn't, so of course we got up and are walking out and I'm explaining to my 5 yr old and 7yr old the reason and telling them that she could've been nicer or professional but she chose to be rude. While she's talking from the counter saying that we don't understand it's a thrift store. Rude lady, I cannot believe people have completely forgotten how to be nice and professional while working. Never have we been rude to a customer or shown our children to be rude. This lady clearly needs some more training if she's working with customers face to face. That's all We will def not be back and of course we will spread the word.

I volunteered at Inside Book Project tonight and it was a great experience! IBP is a volunteer led…read morenon profit organization that provides free books to people incarcerated in the state of Texas. All of the books provided are free of charge! You read letters for book request, curate a small package of books found in IBPs library and write a letter to send back to each person. This is a really awesome way to provide support to all kinds of humans, who've been through all kinds of challenges. The 30 minute volunteer orientation was thorough and informative! They have volunteer time slots on Sundays and Thursday starting at 6pm! I hope you consider volunteering! I'll definitely be back to volunteer again.

I just started volunteering with IBP and have loved the experience so far! My boyfriend and I found…read moreIBP at an event at Meanwhile Brewing Co maybe a month ago and immediately signed up for an orientation training session. IBP is located in East Austin, housed inside of a church (although IBP is NOT a religiously affiliated organization). They have a huge library built on donations from the community. Every Thursday and Sunday evening, volunteers come to read letters from people incarcerated all over Texas, match them with books, and write handwritten letters back to them. It's truly such a wonderful initiative. People who are incarcerated have the opportunity to request books every 2-3 months and get books sent to them completely free of charge. IBP received around 1500 letters requesting books per month, which is so incredible. If you are someone who enjoys volunteering, this is the place for you! If you don't have the time to volunteer, consider donating to IBP!