Goodwill

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diamonddime214

Joined 5 years ago

Needs Some Work. I have been on the hunt for good thrift store in the metroplex and decided to add this to my "check it out list."

The store is a nice size and they have a few nice pieces but I was turned off by how dirty the store was. The fitting rooms was probably one of the most gross parts of the store.

There was stuff smeared across the walls in the fitting room, the walls were dirty and the floor was yucky. If the place was a little cleaner, it may be a little more appealing and less distracting.

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Gina Goff

Joined 9 years ago

Community thrift store accepts and sells donations of used clothing and housewares for a good cause.. In Short
Nonprofit chain of stores boasts more than 2,000 retail outlets and 3,300 donation centers nationwide. The charitable model relies on community members to contribute their gently used (or new) belongings--anything ranging from business and casual wear to home appliances, children's toys to books and computers--and purchase others' donations. The proceeds from the bargain-priced wares go toward job training and career-placement services for disadvantaged populations, including welfare recipients, homeless citizens and those with physical and mental disabilities.