Goodwill

Seems like every time I come here, there is less and less stuff for sale. Always picked over. Most of the clothing is really bad 80s-​90s crap with shoulder pads and pastel floral prints. Only good a Halloween when they bring out the good stuff.

Sorry to say, but the «up grades» have left the uniqueness of the store is gone. It is too clean the treasures and fun finds are no longer there.
Pricing has gotten really out of control! I can get brand new tops at Kohl’s or Ross for less than what GW is charging.
The new price signing is really just plain STUPID!
and can be very confusing. Two customers left the last day I was there because they felt that GW was trying to cheat them with the way the signs were. Basically you have to read the fine print on the sign. I also found several dollar store items priced $ 2.99, SERIOUSLY?
Seniors are being screwed, in my opinion. Our whole 10% discount is now only on reg. priced mds. sorry to say I WON’T BE BACK. Infact I just returned everything I still had the receipt for and color tags were still on.
The only good thing I can say now, is that finally the paperbacks are 99 cents and this will be the only reason I go back in a GOOD WILL.

What a great find. The store was clean and the staff was welcoming., found some great handmade sweaters there. Parking was easy and easy to find.

Good store, well organized and well-​lit. Not a huge selection, but some good stuff. I got a great leather jacket for $ 25.

Some of the staff is rude. What is going on with the special tags that charge more for an item? Goodwill CEO makes to much money for a thrift store, where all the items they get for free

I only went in looking for records. Not all amazing, but came away with a couple Esquivel albums (a holy grail for vinyl diggers), $ 2 each, and a KRLA 2-​record set of their must have «21 Solid Rocks» collections, also $ 2. Cute place in kind of a shady spot right next to the foothills.