Highly disappointed. The most disorganized Goodwill i've ever seen! RIDICULOUS. Can't even look…read morethrough anything you'd be better off digging through a dump. Will NOT be back

I will never give to this or any other Goodwill going forward. I will either give to the Salvation…read moreArmy or YMCA. If Goodwill only wants the best of the best, then they do not deserve my donations. That and the attitude of this one attendant who started cussing at me when I told him I am no longer be giving to Goodwill just really pissed me off.

Everyone here was incredibly friendly they were quick to help us. We brought in a little bird who…read morehad been bitten by our cat, they quickly identified it as a house finch and got right to work. They are lovely, they seem to have a very positive and kind work environment.

We visited Virginia Tech while we were doing a bunch of campus tours while we were in the area…read more Virginia Tech was beautiful real like a football field. I like all the structure is the buildings environment. Everything was really an excellent experience.

Virginia Tech is a lovely campus to visit in the summer. My teenage sons (16 yrs., 14 yrs), wife,…read moreand I came on a Saturday morning for an 11:30am tour. First, you will park at the main entrance to Lane Stadium. After a 30 minute information session (which is well-organized), you'll be divided into smaller groups for a 60-minute walking tour to see the interior of a campus building and walk in the residential dormitory area. The campus tour is full of useful information and you'll get a chance to see the interior of a building (but you'll be walking more than 1 mile outside so comfortable walking shoes are a must). Our tour guide walked backwards for much of the tour (which seemed awkward at times). By the end of the tour, you get a sense of how large the campus is (more than 30,000 students) and the Hokie spirit (which values service toward others). Overall, I would recommend the campus tour if you are considering to apply here. The pretty rural location and physical buildings on campus are worth seeing before you commit to applying. One thing that surprised me is that high school students are strongly encouraged to declare their major and college before arriving. Also, the "Hokie spirit" is pervasive on campus, which may be fun for some. The branding logo of Virginia Tech is impressive and appears everywhere from road signs to clothing. I am sure that you will reach your 10,000 step walking goal for the day if you do the tour.