Community Services/Non-Profits in Lawrenceville, GA

6 locations found near Lawrenceville

“This place is vastly different from the ok one in my town. I bought a lovely light fissure for $55. Several weeks later,I researched the store price and was blown away by what it cost. It was way beyond what my price point would have been.”

4.6 Superb25 Reviews

“Great goodwill, they don't sell online as most other goodwill do. You can still find some great deals here. I'm sure that will change eventually but as of now a great goodwill.”

3.6 Good96 Reviews

“The people who work at this store are the most helpful and kind people you will meet. Erika is hard working and always willing to stop to help. Keep hiring people like her and your business will thrive.”

3.5 Good81 Reviews

“i dont like cloths shoping.but i go forthings like rugs also sheets i use sheets too paint on.also got a wheelchair cheap.going too make a cart too pull behind my e trycycle.some people dont understand many of the worker are disabled..just because you dont see them working chuchs. there doing there best.sure some not as helpfull as you like.dont you have good and bad days give it a brake.your not even paying big dept store prices.”

3.2 Average120 Reviews

“Our son, David, worked at Creative for 30 years under the tutelage and supervision of Leigh McIntosh and her team (Joanna, in particular).David loved going to C.E. and looked forward, everyday, to going to work. Through the efforts of the staff, David learned to be more independent and self-sufficient. He felt like a contributor as a result of the various projects Creative undertook. His demeanor improved (which he had become saddened as his own siblings grew up and moved out). David enjoyed the camaraderie and learned to follow the “rules”.Together, Ms. McIntosh’s team and our family worked for David’s betterment. We are grateful for the efforts of the personnel from C.E. who helped make David’s life fulfilled.”

3.7 Good12 Reviews

“Definitely call before you come by because I came by at 2 and it was closed. Probably because they were full. No sign on the door with explanation, just the guy who runs the donation center shaking his head "no" at me. Also they don't take larger items like bed frames, you are better off taking those straight to the Riverside store or posting them on a marketplace type app.”

2.2 Poor30 Reviews

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