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August 2025 by Jillianna
Very convenient and the lady inside helped me promptly and to get a receipt.
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July 2025 by Joshua Leibowitz
Full at 2pm on a Wednesday. Hate wasting time and even more, two 30lbs box of donations having to bring up and down multiple elevators. Waste of time and effort. Very upsetting.
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February 2025 by Katherine Stock
It’s in a gated parking lot that you can enter from 7th St on the right hand side. Be ready to take items up a few stairs to give them to the person inside the trailer. I’ve donated many things here with no problems.
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November 2024 by Jihan Vivas
I donated clothes here, there was a woman organizing items inside who accepted my bags. The access is from SW 7th street, and the trailer has parking. You can also temporarily park in the Publix lot next door.
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May 2024 by Dan Anthony
This is a manned trailer located in the public parking lot under I-95 by the Publix on Brickell. It is convenient as you can just drive up to them and bring them all your donations. You have the option to receive a receipt if you want to keep all your donation receipts for tax season.
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December 2023 by Taylor Futch
Read the reviews and was unsure if they would take my bags, the lady accepted them but hinted for me to go to another location next time I don’t think she wanted to take them. Good place if you have like one bag of clothes to donate. Honestly since it’s right next to brickell I think they should be open to taking multiple bags at one time to donate.
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October 2023 by Dunnad Villarroel
Very easy and Good
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August 2023 by Tony
Every single time I try to drop something off here there’s a grumpy Spanish lady that tells me they’re full.
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February 2023 by Yitzy Kalisch
Very convenient. Made it easy to donate
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August 2022 by Jay R
Didn’t know what to expect from the mixed reviews here but a very friendly Hispanic woman greeted me and took my bags of clothes today. The trailer is under the over pass in the parking lot. Quick and convenient drop off.
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February 2022 by J S
Didn’t know what to expect from the mixed reviews here but a very friendly Hispanic woman greeted me and took my bags of clothes today. The trailer is under the over pass in the parking lot. Quick and convenient drop off.
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December 2021 by Lamar Mclin
Good place for service
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November 2021 by Juana g Torres
Tiene artículos muy buenos personal exelente
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October 2021 by Paulina Duarte
Easy and convenient place to drop off donations.
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October 2021 by Pablo Spagnoli
(Translated by Google) We took several boxes with clothes, shoes and blankets to donate, and the employee did not want to accept it because "she did not have space", although clearly there was still room in the trailer where to put things. Then he said that the problem was that they were in boxes, that the company only accepts donations in bag, which does not make sense because the boxes stack easier and optimize the space of the trailer. We had walked 15 blocks in the Miami sun with the boxes, and the clerk wanted us to walk 10 more blocks to the Goodwill branch. I told him that if he did not accept it, he would have to throw everything away and his answer was "then you will have to throw it away." I insisted, and even offered to go up to the trailer to organize things so that everything could fit in, that there were many things in excellent condition and even brand-new clothes, but he did not let us.Luckily, there were homeless people in the place who gladly accepted the donation and will be able to take advantage of all those clothes and shoes, and the blankets and pillows.I suggest that the trailer employee be relocated to another part of the company where she cannot do this kind of harm to the community. The mission of this company is that what is left over for some of us can be useful to those who are not so fortunate. This lady is not helping to achieve that, but the opposite. For her, if she does not know how to accommodate a box, the donation had better be thrown away.(Original)Llevamos varias cajas con ropa, zapatos y mantas para donar, y la empleada no quiso aceptarlo porque “no tenía espacio”, aunque claramente había aún lugar en el trailer donde ubicar las cosas. Luego dijo que el problema era que estaban en cajas, que la compañía solo acepta donaciones en bolsa, lo que no tiene sentido porque las cajas se apilan más fácil y optimizan el espacio del trailer. Habíamos caminado 15 cuadras bajo el sol de Miami con las cajas, y la empleada quería que camináramos 10 cuadras más hasta la sucursal de Goodwill. Le dije que si no lo aceptaba iba a tener que tirar todo a la basura y su respuesta fue “entonces tendrás que tirarlo a la basura”. Insistí, y hasta me ofrecí a subir al trailer a organizar las cosas para que entrara todo, que había muchas cosas en excelente estado y hasta ropa sin estrenar, pero no nos dejó.Por suerte, en el lugar había gente sin hogar que gustosos aceptaron la donación y van a poder aprovechar toda esa ropa y zapatos, y las mantas y almohadas.Sugiero que la empleada del trailer sea reubicada en otro sector de la compañía donde no pueda hacer este tipo de daño a la comunidad. La misión de esta empresa es que lo que a algunos nos sobra pueda serle de utilidad a quienes no son tan afortunados. Esta señora no está ayudando a conseguir eso, sino lo contrario. Para ella, si no sabe cómo acomodar una caja, mejor que la donación se tire a la basura.
