Donating has been frustrating every time Ive tried in the past couple visits, which is unfortunate considering this is their business model. I dont plan wasting my time donating to this location anymore. Donations should be accepted during posted hours, not some hidden schedule thats difficult to find. Be proud and appreciative of all donors, rather then turning donors away. Biting the hands that feed, ugh

Too expensive to be a thrift store. Most acceptable items cost $7.99 up. I would rather find bargain items in a regular store where I could get brand new clothes with the same price.

This was the first time I had ever been in this Good Will store. Since its a little further than my usual errands and other things. I have been waiting to get there since before the pandemic last year.I was honestly disappointed. I thought the prices were fairly high for a thrift store. I didnt find anything that I was looking for.I know so people had full carts and bought a lot of stuff, but I wasnt one of them.I will give it one more shot to see if I can find what I am looking for at a reasonable price. After that, I think its back to garage sales. Its kind of sad that I feel this thrift store is overpriced. Maybe I need to go to one in another town or discover other thrifts in the area.

Pretty organized for a Goodwill. But the clothes rack has to be straight ended out more. Its hard, clothes to keeps them neat when customers are constantly browsing them and messing it all up.

Goodwill in NJ is very different from those in other states. Im sure they do good, but the donation side was less than. Unlike others, they do not help unload (an open bed pickup truck) and dont take furniture.

A bit unorganized after being closed for three months but theyll improve as time passes.

I didnt care for it, just junk thrown on shelves. Didnt care for the clothing. Seemed to me that they just took in anything to try and sell it.

Prices are sky high

I did not like there is no variety

The truth is that I find good things here