Goodwill Industries

I’ve been here just to drop off. The people are always nice come out right away with that yellow cart, I unload and leave within a minute. They always ask if I need a receipt but never get one. The drop off area is a little hard to get to you have to enter from Alafaya but they are not usually busy so you can get to where you need to go.
I went inside once looking for crutches found some but not my size, maybe that was for the better as I don’t know how reliable used crutches would be. It is clean and they had a lot of stuff to look through.

Wonderful thrift shop. Well organized store with inexpensive, good quality items and friendly store attendants.
Tank tops are $ 2.99, skirts are $ 3.69, dresses are $ 5.99, and belts are $ 0.99. There is a large selection of clothes for every size, and most clothes were surprisingly pretty. I came away with a few floral print dresses, a geo print maxi skirt, and cute tanktops. There are a lot of clothes that are in style for college students, but you can also find work-​appropriate blouses and pants. I’ll be coming back here for sure!
There are 3 large fitting rooms that I was able to roll my shopping cart into. The line can get long very quickly while other times it’s completely empty. There are about 4 cashiers, making the wait only a few minutes.
Additionally, they give 10% off your purchase if you have student ID. Items can be exchanged within 30 days with receipt and tag attached.

Been here twice. I always leave without my items after standing in the unmoving line for 30 minutes

It’s always good to go outside of your home territory for thrift shopping. When I visit the Goodwill close to my home I’m always worried I’ll repurchase something I donated.
So I ventured to Oviedo. The nice thing about Goodwill is that general clothing has a set price. They don’t adjust according to name brand.
Shoes and purses? I have no idea how they establish those prices.
I was on a quest for Halloween costumes. I picked up an awesome Star Trek uniform for my daughter for $ 6. Win!

This goodwill is nicer than average. However, they are also more expensive. For example, I went in today and a big picture was $ 79 and a chair was $ 39. I’ve found that in some cases, the products are actually cheaper in the store they came from than in Goodwill (because of sales). Overall though, very nice and worth checking out

I sound bad saying this, but this place is kinda high priced for a thrift store. lol, like you can luck out, but there is a thrift store in downtown Oviedo that is like ¼th of the price of what they charge for home goods and kids clothes.
As far as drop off goes, it took me like 3 minutes to figure out how to access the drop off location, it’s confusing and just when you think you’ve found the enterence, «wrong way» signs are in your face. I ignored the signs, and got there okay!

Decent, clean, ok selection. I like to come browse here when I have time.
It *is* difficult to see from the road, especially if you’re coming from the direction of Chapman (or University). It’s right after the new yellow strip mall, next turn.

This is a well-​organized Goodwill and fairly new so it’s pretty clean. Once in awhile they have some really great furniture selections.
Only downside: It’s a little difficult to see from the road so you may end up passing it by and then having to do a couple of u-​turns to get back to it.