Palmetto Goodwill 825 Orangeburg Road, Summerville, SC 29483

"Visiting this store use to be like a roller coaster ride...one trip the shelves are full and the prices reasonable and the next the prices are close to retail, items chipped and broken and the shelves are bare...don't often pull old merchandise off the shelves! Will see the same stale items week after week! Prices have been ridiculous lately...if your looking for anything the least bit collectible, try the Antique Mall down the road...better prices and items in better condition"

"This Goodwill has a surprisingly great selection despite its seemingly random location in the Knightsville area. I have had amazing luck here getting nice brands in good shape for decent prices. They also have a fairly frequently rotating selection of books, some even hardcover in like new condition. The staff is generally friendly, although one of the cashiers has a habit of rounding my total to the nearest dollar without asking."

"Goodwill is a garbage corporation. I stopped supporting them and no longer donate there. They charge way top much for items they got for free. Also, employees get to cherry pick through everything before it even hits the floor."

"Went to drop off a truckload of items today. OCT. 15th Sat I was told they aren't accepting donations ...they had no room. ???dropped the stuff off at Habitat who happily took my donations.. listen up Goodwill throw out the broken stuff you keep on the shelves forever. Stop pricing items like your a retail store. Hello you got the stuff for free. So many items are broken. No video games , game systems, computers , stereo equipment, even the books are dirty and outdated. Any good donations they get they sell on their online web sites. Or send high end clothes to another store. Plush toys are 1.99 even if it looks like it was dragged through mud. If you think your donations are helping your local community it is not happening. When the first store opened up it was called Good deals. Fast forward to today. To many stores to much overhead. Donate your items to local churches, or other places. And shop for Good deals elsewhere"