Goodwil

Need to get with the program and keep prices comparable with online, and quit worrying about how much the CEO is making. Would rather keep my money local with the hospice thrift store. Found a used products that were more then double that you can buy new for and showed them and they refused to change price. Can’t believe their still in business. 40 yrs ago they had a mission., sadly now it’s all about tax breaks.

I don’t know who’s in charge of organizing this place but they’re amazing. I’ve never seen old junk organized by material, color, and size so completely. But it makes for a pretty cool look. And the prices are good too.

Got a bunch of very clean, non smelly, no stain, no rips, maby used once. clothing for my 3yr old son! Each item only a few dollars.
I hated GoodWill as a kid but, now I am a mom and I know what i’m getting into when I go in the stores. I love it!
People really cant complain! Most of there prices at least for clothes are very fair! Once in a while yeah, there is a stained this, or ripped that but you just don’t buy it!

pretty run-​down place… but we hit the dolphin jackpot (we collect dolphins to gift to a friend of ours)…finding 10 dolphin-​related items on site… woot! and all for $ 21!!! very dark and dingy inside… and not very good quality of items inside. the location itself is pretty easy to locate… just turn up the hill at the light at the casino on 101, then make a left at a light about a mile down the road.

Back in the day, only the «poor» people shopped at Goodwill. Not so any longer! Wow — this is likely one of the most expansive retail businesses in our entire community. And they are ALWAYS busy!!! Says something about them, right?
Seriously, I ask you: Is it that you’re too good to chop veggies out of a $ 700 Quisinart you can purchase for under $ 10 with a lifetime warranty? Cuz I gotta say… that is an equation that totally works for me.
We’ve had lots, and we’ve had little… but all the while, we have recognized value when we see it. It’s true that one man’s junk is another man’s treasure.
Shopping for homeschool materials, I’ve found Goodwill is a treasure chest! After paying full price for 10 years, I know what to look for, and would far rather find it again for .99.
I, for one, am thankful for this store. It’s not «exclusive» for any specific income bracket of folks, any more than any of the resellers are. It’s what you find and for what price that counts. Who cares where it came from if it’s exactly what you’ve searched elsewhere for and couldn’t find?
We’ve bought everything from baby monitors to software. Love feeling like I made a «good» purchase in a place where goodwill does seemingly abound.
Thanks for throwing away all your good crap. I love to rummage through it, and hope to see you one day as I walk down the sidewalk wearing your used-​to-​be-​favorite sweatshirt. Bet you paid more than three bucks for it new!!!
Truthfully, I don’t think we live in a community where ANYONE is in position to look down upon folks making ends meet in smarter ways. Why pay retail when you simply don’t have to?
Hey… maybe this is the ultimate in «shopping locally». You wear it for a few years, drop it off, and give me the chance to pay a fraction and wear it for a few more years!
And… for props you can’t beat this place! There are lots of good reasons to support a local Goodwill. But I do it for selfish reasons. I generally find exactly what I’m looking for, and priced affordably for virtually anyone’s budget.