Goodwill Store & Donation Center

A lot better than the vast majority of Goodwills in the area, this one doesn’t have that weird smell that most Goodwill’s have. everything is nicely organized and in it’s own spot and not just throw on a shelf.

I don’t go often but when I do I like going to this location. It is very clean and organized. The staff are also helpful and friendly. Even though they didn’t have what I was looking for, I did find a couple of things. Would recommend this place.

This was the best, cleanest goodwill store I have ever been to.
Some goodwill stores can be dirty and messy, not this one. If you are looking for a good nice clean goodwill store i would go to this one.

I have been here many times, as I think I’ve donated at least a 10 ft truck worth of stuff. I occasionally stop in, and have found some great things. I got some hardly worn aldo shoes for $ 20 thst I totally got my money worth out of. Some sport coats and dress shirts worth buying occasionally find their way here too. I have even seen high end clothing like a brooks brothers cable knit sweater here. Go with an open mind, and you may find something you want to leave with. Go with boxes or bags of used but not used up old stuff, and you’ll leave with even more joy than when you went.

GONE

Thrift trip edition, ‘burbs-​style.
I go out to MFalls to hang w/​the parentals and my brother. No other reason to, really. Yesterday, while my dad was kind enough to fix the brake pads and rotors on my Mazda, my mom and I headed out on a quick, budget-​conscious shopping run for my new house. We hit up Big Lots (I purchased two patio chairs, some charcoal, and some paper plates for pretty cheap), Target (new sheets), and then, Goodwill.
We came in not knowing what we would find. I found a super kick-​ass throw for $ 14. It clearly *just* came from Target and the person decided yellow wasn’t their thing, so now it’s mine, and it’s real great.
Not so much in the way of furniture here, which is what I was on the lookout for. (I’m in the market for some poor sucker’s «trash,» meaning mid-​century modern stuff that someone didn’t realize the value of/​was awesome, so I’m hitting up all sorts of thrift stores in an effort to strike gold…)
They do, however, have a *ton* of clothing/​shoes at this location. A small smattering of housewears/​décor, and that’s about it, folks.
I did see a woman score a really, really sweet rug that I could’ve cleaned thoroughly and then used. Dangnabbit.

(I would like to note that this review was posted long before Macklemore’s song «Thrift Store» hit the waves. Jus’ sayin’.)

I drop off items — generally clothing — at this Goodwill location probably 4 – 7 times a year and am always greeted promptly and they assist in moving items out of my car. Upon departing I always get «Thank you for supporting our mission».
Have also shopped in store on occasion for items and prices are generally good.