Goodwill

I have yet to actually set foot in this location, so I can’t speak to inventory or customer service inside, and I’ll update my review accordingly when that happens. However, I have been here about three times to drop off donations, and I have had great experiences each time. There’s a nice drop-​off lane that is covered against the elements. A bell chimes when you pull up, and employees are quick to come out to assist you in unloading your vehicle. They make quick work of it, and they have been sure to ask me if I need a receipt each time.

They need three times the dressing rooms and check out counters. The quality wasn’t that great… especially the furniture… and the waits were ridiculous.

I enjoyed this location because it was extremely organized and clean. I am only giving it 3 stars because there was nothing in the showcases which is where I typically look for some fun finds and there were only three rows of shoes (Out of probably 10 rows) There also wasn’t/ isn’t a huge section of baby items.

Decent pick of clothes here. but my kids say they have the worst toy selection of all the goodwill stores in the area.

I specifically went to this Goodwill based on other Unilocalers reviews but honestly its just a normal Goodwill. I didn’t find anything here and its also kinda small compared to other locations. I probably won’t be back just because its far from where I live.

cool threads totally cheap! as an aspiring and totally inspired photographer i want to dress down blend in to the background. the subject i shoot is the focus i do not want to stand out. this means i dress in much black and blue and i always find some here, somehow they always have my size

Best Goodwill I visited in Charlotte area and let me explain why…
The Matthews Goodwill is in a relatively prosperous part of town (near Providence and McKee Rds) and then donations they receive outmatch what you find at other thrift stores. It’s not uncommon to find gently-​used men’s Gap, Banana Republic, and Brooks Brothers shirts and pants. While other thrift shops have «vintage”-looking clothes (I’m using vintage euphemistically here), this Goodwill has clothes that pass for brand new.
Also, the book selection is quite amazing. They sell hardbacks for $ 1.40 and paperbacks for .99! I’ve found some pristine books that may have been read once. Even if the store is out the way for you, you’ll save major $$$ by purchasing your books here rather than at Borders, B&N, or other new book retailers.
The service is typically amiss for Goodwill-​the cashiers are indifferent if not downright unprofessional. The furniture is overpriced, so don’t waste your time looking for a steal here. Otherwise, this Goodwill is A-​OK with me.

I love going here for cheap shirts and blue jeans. You can write everything off on your taxes and there is a good selection of clothes. I bought a red sports coat that was straight out the seventies for a little New Years bash. The shirts are a lot of fun and pretty random as well. I wish this one had a better selection of sunglasses, but it wasn’t a real big deal. The employees here were the only let down, they worked like they were serving community service or something. Bargain buys and random gear all day baby!

Big building with a drive-​thru drop off area. Takes the larger items that the trailers on the side of the road can’t.
Huge selection of clothes.
Gives receipts for taxes.