Goodwill Industries

This is definitely one of the dirtiest and least organized thrift stores I've been to. In addition to a less than pleasant shopping experience, the donating experience leaves much to be desired. I tried to drop off an oriental wool runner rug. We are a pet free home. The donation intake worker rifled through the things and asked if we had pets. I said no. He said they can't take things if the home has pets. He looked at the rug and said he sees hair, they won't take it. It's a wool rug! It has fibers! We don't have pets! In addition - their inventory is disgusting! Truly baffling. Go elsewhere!

Good place to donate items. Helpers were attentive and courteous. If you have shirts take them off hangers.

Overpriced junk...not many name brand clothing and it's pretty sad when a shirt is the same high price used as it is new in the store! Not worth the drive! Lots of inventory. Maybe you might find something good but you'll be there awhile.

This is the only Goodwill store I visited in the state of Illinois but it set the bar pretty high. Enormous store with a great selection especially in clothing, handbags, and books. Good prices although they are a huge range as this store has typical thrift store merchandise along with higher priced boutique items (still fairly set prices on those however). I was a little sad that I didn't find anything here on my road trip stop...but it was a very nice store and totally worth the stop!

Nicest thrift store that I have ever been to. So nice that it almost blurs the line between a thrift store and a regular retail store. The prices are a little higher than Sal Army, but it's worth it. There is even a coffee shop inside. Lots of clothes, but I'm more of a book shopper. They have more books here than some bookstores.

I have never found much in the way of games, tools, or camping supplies here.