I call this place the dump as a term of endearment. They roll out giant bins of stuff and people crowd around and frantically start rummaging for the best stuff as soon as the staff member shouts 'go!' I've found some awesome stuff, I've also had to play the 'poop or chocolate' game. The furniture is super cheap and there's some really nice stuff. The facility is generally pretty clean and the staff are nice but you can tell they deal with rummagers all day every day. Don't go of you don't have time and don't expect to find anything awesome every time. There's a lot of junk and it really made me aware of our consumer waste problem

I was quite shocked by the way this place was run. Filipinos that can't speak a lick of English taking cash for items and putting it in there pockets right In front of me . 6 times it happened I could not believe my eyes . They come into Canada , and work at a goodwill store which is supposed to be a charity store and steel cash right in front of you ? I took a video of it I'm sending it to service Canada and imagination . These are the people. Followimg you like your steeling. But I guess they don't like competition Good luck in your future

Leave the children at home. They're dead weight and can only impede you at this bargain hunter feeding frenzy. Be the first to browse through old and dubiously laundered clothing! Purchase a painting some forgotten genius spent a lifetine conceiving, hundred of hours producing, only to be a the bottom of a pile price at 12 dollars (Oh what a price for the soul) Not my jam, but I got some raw houndstooth cloth to make curtains out of. So I'm giving this den of inequity a solid MEH. Girl that love a bargain will love this place though.

I was definitely blown away by the amount of Sustainability related work that is going on at this impact center. They are doing far more than is known unless you go for a Sustainability tour at this location. Great work in ensuring that wastes that go to the landfill are limited. Also, the price of the goods is very low, and I believe it would be the cheapest that I have seen of any of such stores.

Got some really good items . Go early and be prepared to have things snatched out of your hands. I prefer not to go to the bins even if they pull them out. I look after everyone has looked and still was able to find great stuff. The only disappointment was that they had a lot of items that were ripped or stained. Make sure you get everything over and WASH EVERYTHING !! once you bring it home

Very rude employees that yell at you for not knowing their very specific rules without ever explaining. Very deterring to new people. Employees have power trips telling you they will take away your “store privileges” when accidentally grabbing an item before they say “go” which they don’t always say “go”. Perhaps get a sign explaining rules, or talk to employees about their power trips.

Pay by the pound thrifting! Anything that doesn't sell in Goodwill stores is moved here in bulk and placed in rolling Different experience to regular thrifting, and not for everyone. Any category of goods can be mixed in together (furniture kept separately) so expect to rummage. Don't bring children under 13, it's a rule and there are others to learn as you shop.

Hi I was there this 3 days Friday, Saturday and sunday the Filipino lady which is I assume there Supervisor I saw her very helpful to everyone either your white, black no race's as long as you need help. I just wanna appreciate her for helping me as well, Keep up the good work Marie. I hope I have the right name.

Good selection but can get quite chaotic when new items are being brought in. Staff members work hard to keep people under control but it is a very busy place. My wife found a very nice handbag here. You pay BY WEIGHT, so you can find some amazing deals for a great price.

What an odd place, paying for pants by the pound doesn't ever get old... Make sure to talk to others if you're new so you can get a rundown on the rules. 3 stars because a friend got barked at by staff rather than treated with kindness. She didnt want to go back again.

Not personally an experience I'd like to have again. It's Like crazy bins meets good will. It's a free for all grab everything as soon as the bin comes out . Very cheap thou 1.35 per pound of stuff..I think it's mostly resellers getting stuff to sell to make a profit.

So this place is . I should have taken photos. It is like dumpster diving and thrift shopping had a baby. ️ We spent an hour and a half there today... And I felt odd watching the feeding frenzy that occurred with each new set of bins

Because you pay by the pound everything is really cheap. I ended up getting 11 items, all of recognizable brands, for a bit over $15. There are no changing rooms though, which is a bummer, but most people seem to come in hopes of re-selling

Ordered a piece of furniture online and picked it up from the center. It was easy enough to do, and the person who brought it out to me helped me load it into the car. There are bins of clothes and various other second hand items that can

I didn't know what an "Impact centre" was. They have these huge bins they roll out & they are packed with clothes or bedding or household goods. There may be 30 bins on the floor. Every 10 or 15 min a bin is taken away & a new bin rolled

I really like this place for a different thrifting experience. You never know what you will find. It's always busy when I attend. I love the price, about $1.39/lb. I've paid between $50-85 for a shopping cart FULL, depending how heavy my

My mom picked up some good previously used furniture for her retirement home apartment. Great selection! A special thank you to Mohammed who was very cordial and helpful assisting me to transport this in my SUV.

Fair pricing, clean and organized. The only thing I would suggest is to have more signs (we didn't see any) about the fact kids are not allowed in there. We felt silly being kicked out with our 2 year old.

Could have better organization. Place is a zoo. But no so much because of staff because of rude people. Very cheap place to go if u need emergency clothing or just like to thrift.

My stress-buster place! The price is $1.39 per lb so you get to haul as much stuffs then they weigh it. Just make sure to select items that are branded or of good quality.

It’s very busy in there, but lots of great fines. Staff was very accommodating and friendly. Definitely our go to spot when we get out to Edmonton to visit.

Well, I didn't find anything there that I liked, but I guess someone else could go and see something they like but for me The trip wasn't worth it

I don't like the way how it work,they come outside from a big room with this huge cart ,where people jump on top for dig on it.Very uncomfortable

Good prices, most employees are helpful and friendly as I frequently go here to find incredibly cool things I really didn't need!

The furniture side was interesting. Good but not much to see. The clothing side in the buckets is stressful and felt disorderly.

I have often come across clothes with unused and qualitative tags. you can do a lot of good with second-hand clothes

My ex boyfriend Jordan Lapelle got me into going to the bins every Monday and I have loved going every since then.

The only bin thrifting experience prices per pound in Edmonton. I believe around 1.50$/lb

Some good stuff but you have to have time and be patient.

Plenty of parking. Easy drop to drop off items!