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“This is one of my favorite thrift stores to go to. The layout is very easy to find things. The prices are great. Much less expensive than Goodwill. And they’re giving to a great cause. The turnover is fast so you could go there every week and find something new. The staff are lovely.”
“Excellent place to donate and shop. They are actually helping the community around them, so donations to Allied seem to truly further a good cause. Unlike other entities that have questionable "goodwill."”
“Very cute little thrift store with lots of unique clothes and fun decorations/antiques. I got a few nice jackets there that I gifted to friends and family, along with an old metal sign. The women volunteering there were so sweet and kind. Definitely small, but they're able to pack a lot of variety into the space”
Open 24 hours
327 Liberty St, Springfield
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“A decent thrift store that has lots of stuff coming in daily. I shop here often, you never know what you will find. Unlike the "G-will" thrift stores, most of the items are laid out almost like a department store. Savers used to be cheaper but I have noticed that their prices have crept up. Overall, you can do well if you spend a little time hunting for bargains.”
10AM - 6PM
223 E Main St, Westfield
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“A great place to bring unneeded items that will be sold to raise money for the good work that they do. I've also found wonderful clothing that includes many of my "favorites" to wear. New affordable clothing is often made out of poor quality materials and is poorly constructed. The older clothes, when in good condition, are often so much better than what is on the market today. It's one of my favorite places to shop.”
“I have not shopped in Goodwill in a few years but came across some reviews of people complaining about prices. I wanted to chime in, defending the Goodwill. Sometimes an item donated may have a price on it, such a a book or a magazine, and the book was originally bought 20 years ago. What they should do is cross off old prices so customers don't see it. But that same book now is probably much higher in price and possibly in some cases could be worth a lot and you could actually be getting a real bargain! Comparing items to things you see at Marshall's (such as a lamp) etc., makes no sense. It's possible the original item was bought at Marshall's to begin with, which also is a reduced price store. You can't always find what you want at Marshall's. If you see something you like at Goodwill, then your should grab it because the chances of you getting the exact same item at another store for less is slim to none. Also, Goodwill isn't a tag sale. They have to pay bills to run a store, as well a employees.They would save people from complaining if they would remove prices tags left on items from the original stores. Someone commented that they could easily just go over to Platos Closet. LOL,... also used clothing, and if you already saw what you liked at Goodwill then why bother going over to Platos? Which by the way, is overpriced in my opinion.”
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“The whole place was so nicely organized and the prices were extremely reasonable, the staff was SO sweet and though the collection was small they had a little bit of everything in every section. Highly recommend”