Goodwill Store — Attraction in Cascade Charter Township

We live in Cascade and regularly donate items to this Goodwill location. Today we donated a bunch of items from our home. The Goodwill staff that assist us at the drop off site have always been very careful and courteous with all the items we dropped off. However, today we were SHOCKED at the behavior of one of the staff members. The car ahead of us had donated a piece of furniture. When this staff member went to pick it up, it came apart. He then THREW this piece of furniture on the pavement. When this staff member took the boxes of donated items from our car, he THREW all of them (very hard, almost angrily) into large bins at the donation drive up. If there was anything breakable in these boxes, they surely would have been shattered. My wife and I left in shock and now question whether to donate to Goodwill in the future. There are many organizations that truly want good used items. Not sure if this location is...

Not actually a nonprofit as described here... But there are many good deals to be found here to help you save money. Also they help individuals in the community by offering jobs and training to those who have barriers in finding it themselves. I have personally found designer items priced for a fraction of what I can resell them for. Sadly I also find lots of horribly overpriced things too. Like if I can buy a tank top new 2/$7 at target or h&m, but goodwill will sell the same top for 3.99 just for one shirt. Sorry... I'll not be fooled on thinking that's a good deal. I am a frequent shopper here and would recommend it if you can tell the difference between a deal and a scam. The owner of this company is rich from taking free donations ...

Avoid at all costs, these people are incredibly rude and nasty if you ask a simple question. Knocked on the back door in the store to get some help and the girl yelled at me instead of actually helping me and told me to get out. Zero reason to spend money at a store that is only for profit anyway. All I wanted was a simple lightbulb to test a lamp in store and no one could accommodate. Spend your money at the thrift stores that actually help people in the community since good store does not.

I did talk to the manager and she apologized for this employee’s behavior - it seems like it’s a common occurrence with this individual. Take that for what...