Goodwill Industries of the Columbia Willamette

I was hoping this location would have a different focus than the Goodwill on Cornell, but it felt like the exact same store. Lots of clothes, not a lot of kitchen stuff. They have parking and it was pretty easy to go in and out. Not much of a wait at the cash register either.

Do Not Donate To Goodwill of the Portland Metro area’s.
The CEO is overpaid! The stores are too picky about what they accept.
I brought some good quality crap to the store at 185^th and Baseline; they were going to refuse the bed frame. I said all or nothing; the smarty pants attendant said Ok nothing, I demanded the manager.
He said they don’t accept bed frames because of bed bugs. Well let’s see: bed bugs also live in furniture-​which they sell, they also live in clothing-​which they sell in over priced abundance. They also sell unhygienic small kitchen appliances caked with grease and food.
Don’t bother with Salvation Army; they don’t show up for pick ups when they promise.
I’m going to value village!

Just a regular old Goodwill. They have parking designated for drop off, and the attendant will come out and help you get your stuff.

Love this location! It can get a bit crowded and cluttered depending on what day of week it is, but not unmanageable. The staff is always friendly and smiling, and eager to help you should you need it.
I’ve been numerous times and always seem to walk out the door with some great finds for great prices. I still don’t think I’ve been able to top $ 20.00 spent here at one time! I’ll definitely keep going back to this location as long as I live in the area. Just can’t get enough of those thrift store treasures!
Also make sure to pay attention to the color of the tag and the sale color of the day!

This Goodwill location has some fairly decent stuff usually and is far less crowded than the other locations around the westside. I’m not sure why that is, other than most people probably do their shopping further up 185^th near Tanasbourne and probably don’t come down that way as often. I’ve found some pretty sweet fanny packs here and a few other household items to swag out my place.
Good location, worth checking out!

Hand down, the best, cleanest store and selection of any of the dozens of Goodwills I have been to across the country! (Second best was somewhere in NC) My friend and I got really nice items for 2 – 5 $ each. She had not been there before and is now converted! Check it out.

I love goodwill

One of the smaller Goodwills in the area but typically find pretty good stuff. Good selection of Technology, books and glassware. The staff is always friends.

This Goodwill is a good one. I find the small, odds and ends furniture and wood items is best over here. I usually go to find things for art projects at this location since it is close to the house. Not our favorite location… but, it often does the trick.
We take our puppy in for socialization — I carry him, or put him in a cart and they are good with him in there, there is a never a problem and I see other people bring their WELL BEHAVED dogs in.
No, I did not find a $ 1600 pen for 0.10 cents. Oh well.