“Great place to donate clothes and house stuff you no longer you need and want to share with people in need can shop at a reasonable price. Drive up and volunteers take your stuff out of your vechile.”
“I enjoy shopping at Goodwill. I always find some great deals. There is a good amount of picture frames, art, electronics, lamps, dishes, household items, toys, clothes, shoes, books, you name it.
The lady at the checkout was exceptionally nice to me, as she could tell I was flustered with my children.
I like how they will wrap up your breakables in newspaper if you want. I always forget they don't have bags, unless you buy a reusable one. So don't forget your bag to carry out your items.
They could make the aisle by the checkout area a little wider, as it's hard, especially for two carts to get through but also for people to stand there with their items at the checkout.
They did have a lot of cashiers open when I was there, which was great as it was busy. There is a constant movement of items in and out. If you like something you see you have to buy it as it probably won't be there for long.”
“As a mom, I cannot tell you what it means to have low cost and even free items to fuel and support my child’s creativity, and open a door to exploring new hobbies of my own without a risky financial investment. It’s so hard to give my child the world and so easy to neglect investing in myself because of the cost. In this economy, this place is a treasure trove and true Godsend. Today, I got my child finger paints, markers, crayons, and a balloon for fun — all for $5. If I think about it too much, I may tear up with joy. ?
It also feels so good to use pre-loved items instead of buying brand new when that’s almost never necessary for arts and crafts. Removing junk from landfills for personal passion projects and childhood experiences is such a blessing to be part of.
The staff are also very friendly and helpful when you’re looking for the odd item. I hope this place sticks around for years and years to come. ?”