Goodwill Store & Donation Center

This seems like a higher-​end Goodwill store at first glance. Store is well maintained, fairly neat, and well lit, unlike most other Goodwill stores. Also, I didn’t get hit with that funky, dirty laundry smell as soon as I walked in, like I usually do at other locations.
The first impression was short-​lived, though. There is nothing high-​end about this place. Selection was terrible unless you’re looking for used Dollar Store items, and everything was grossly overpriced.
Not really worth my time.

This location has a funky smell and there tends to be a lot of junk. I stop through occasionally just to see if there’s any sweet surprises in store, but it falls short. It seems like every time I stop in, it just gets a little more sad. It also seems like they’re jacking up prices on stuff that’s definitely worth what they’re trying to get for it. You never know though, it’s a gamble. I make a ton of drop offs here, so the back door guys are always cool.

I’ve been to this store about 4 times in the past 3 weeks and have bought 2 items. The clothing selection is poor and highly overpriced for a thrift store. Plenty of ripped or ragged clothes on sale.
Shoe section is a joke. The shoes all look as if they need to be thrown out, but no! Let’s just slap price tags of 20 dollars on a pair of broken heels because they’re brand name!
Every time I come in this store, there are at least one or two employees screaming across the store. One of the last times I was in, the manager was yelling at another employee, who was obviously mentally challenged, in front of everyone in the store.
Another time before this, a flamboyantly gay dude was going on about his sex life to another worker at the registers as loudly as possible and having a good laugh about it.
At yet another time, another mentally challenged man was going up to random customers telling them why they should buy whatever item the person was looking at and it was painfully obvious that people were trying to move away from him. I felt bad for the guy, but I understand from the people trying to escape his nonstop banter.
This is one of the most unprofessional places I have ever shopped at. I seriously hope they change management and clean the store. The floor is filthy with dust balls the size of mice all over the place. Hopefully they’ll stop selling tons of useless, broken shit.

Hit or miss. Went there today & there was completely overpriced crap however when I was there 2 months ago I found two great lamp shades. Guess it depends. Was very dissapointed today tho.

This Goodwill store is pretty bland. I didn’t search through clothes but the trinket department is wack. There were barely any electronics. It was just blah overall which was surprising. Thrift stores are usually better outside of NY.
It’s funny because I did find a pair of Mossimo sneakers that were brand new for $ 5. In another review for this store, a Unilocaler said this Goodwill had a lot of clearance items from Target & if she wanted Target, she would go to Target. Well I shop at Target and if I can get it cheaper than what Target sells it for, I’m down.
Thrift stores are always a hit or miss, some just have better quality items than others. Just know this one is not a hit.

Ever since they moved from their old location farther down the road this place has turned to garbage.
First off, it’s only half as big as the old location. Second off, and I’m not sure why this is (less people donating? Shipping in donations from a bad area?) but their stock is nothing but junk. Not once have I found anything even remotely interesting or useful.
It’s a shame, since there used to be hidden treasures. Oh well.

As with most thrift stores, consignment shops and discount stores It’s a hit or miss situation. Some days you can go in and find great items and some days you’ll walk out disappointed. I found an Pan Am flight attendant’s bag for $ 12! In nearly pristine condition. I just wish they would separate clothes by sizes so you’re not standing there for an hour trying to find something. Staff is always helpful.

As the guys in Spaceballs said while combing the desert, «Man, we ain’t found shit!» And so it was for this Goodwill store.
There is nothing worthwhile (although, there were a few good blazers by Ann Taylor). 60% of what I saw were Target clearance rack clothes (Mossimo, Merona, Exhilaration, etc.) It was truly disappointing… Unless, of course, you are in the market for $ 6 Mossimo jeans. I think Target has a pretty good selection of cute stuff but if I want Target, I’ll go to Target. I just expect more of a variety at a thrift store. That’s my whole point of going to a thrift store. I want to find an amazing vintage dress, a usually pretty expensive or unique item that can’t be bought at Target, Khols, Sears or any other big box department store. The best things I found were on the Halloween costume rack. My advice is, go and have a look, don’t expect a whole lot if you’re in the market for unique, look on the costume racks (if it’s close to Halloween) and don’t expect friendly service. I overheard a customer getting yelled at by an associate for being on his phone in the store.