Reviews:/ 5 reviews Thrift Shops |
| Adress:421 27th Ave , Astoria , NY , US |
| Phone: (718) 728-5400 |
| Website: Take me there |
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Descriptions Goodwill Industries International Inc. is a community-based organization that provides various training programs and employment for disabled people. Founded in 1902, it operates more than 165 independent organizations in the United States and Canada. Based in Astoria, N.Y., the organization offers job training, employment placements and other services to people with disabilities, lack of education, job experience or who face employment challenges. It caters to the needs of youth, seniors, veterans, immigrants and people with criminal backgrounds. The organization also provides outsourced labor and contract services to commercial as well as federal sectors. Its list of employers includes General Motors, Whirlpool, Dell, SC Johnson, Kodak and Ford. |
20/01/2014
Chun M.
This is the headquarters for Goodwill and we like to bring our used clothing to donate here. Just pull around the corner onto 4th St to the loading dock and unload your car from the curb. Bring...
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01/04/2017
Ariel E.
Haven't when in for shopping, so just reviewing the donation process. Only have one "dumpster" outside. It was full, so had to leave stuff next to it. I hope the stuff was taken in soon and put...
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28/09/2015
Kwame S.
"Hopeful" This is located in a part of astoria that is rarely visited by the masses. I dropped off 6 large trash bags of clothes. However the loading dock is saturated with donated items and it...
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04/02/2015
Mike M.
Convenient way to drop off used clothes in hopes that they will be put to good use. The one time I came here it did seem like they may be getting more donations than they can handle, or they...
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11/08/2017
Sadri B.
i enjoy donating to goodwill cause they will take anything without any problems which the salvation army does not especially when it's comes to expensive stuff that can be resold for a profit....
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