Goodwill

I absolutely love this GoodWill. I’ve come in to find certain items and then if I do or if I don’t, I always end up getting at least something I didn’t come in for. They have a lot. I try to get there early before a lot is taken. Staff is great and so is the variety of items in the store. Also, LOVE the rewards program they have as well. Great way to save even more money.
Only thing I will say is they need a check out line sign that says «line starts here» because it’s confusing if you have one side with people and the other side with another line. Some people I’ve seen wait in the very middle where you’d think it would start and then people end up cutting in line and no one ever says anything. That’s the only thing I will say should happen… a «line starts here» sign in the middle. That way everyone gets in line and knows exactly where to go.
Overall store and staff are excellent. Give a 4 out of 5 star rating only because of the line issue at checkout. Without that I would give it a 5 out of 5.

Why does this place get good reviews? The prices are outrageous. $ 100 for a rusted pleather garden chair and $ 25 apiece for wooden stools (you can do waaaay better in Craigslist). Jeans are $ 6.99 and the best brand was Gap – a lot of Walmart brand. Old lady blazers and suits with mondo shoulder pads for $ 15.99. Sweaters with lots of pills, stained shirts…
The only good part is that you can be a rewards member and get 25% off. But you’d have to find something you’d actually want to buy first! Line to check out was long when I went there, so some people found stuff, but this place is not my cup of tea.

Went in when there was 50% off Christmas and bought a Christmas tin. The lady refused to do the 50% off (i don’t think she knew how).Also were quite a few stained on the carpet and the carpet was wet in a lot of places, like the book shelf’s.

This place is awesome you can find so many good deals. And there’s alot of cool hidden things in there. i think its best to go here on a sunday. or monday cause you find some cool stuff.

We moved two weeks ago from out of state and have been really going through our things and purging extras. Décor, clothing, furniture, kitchen ware, lots and lots of things. We’ve taken at least 10 trips in our minivan and have dropped things off with people at different times of the day. The husband has been doing more than half of the drops and never told me of any issues, until I vented to him today about the very rude employee that I dealt with today at goodwill. Turns out my husband has dealt with this gentleman, too and he is definitely NOT a nice guy.
Today at 3:15/3:20 pm, I was dropping one large box of clothes and house décor off. When I pulled up, there was a line. I was confused because I hadn’t seen a line at any other drop off I’ve done in the past two weeks. I soon realized that it was traffic of people attempting to leave the store. Shortly, I was second person in line, behind a white pick up truck. The truck driver was out emptying the bed of his truck, so instead of waiting in my car, I popped my trunk and got the large box out myself. I walked around the side holding the box until the worker was ready for me. He made eye contact with me, and pointed toward the ground, so I kind of looked at him questioning if he wanted me to put it down. He pointed down again, and then at the sign that said No Dumping. I looked at him and said I wasn’t dumping it. He said, kinda rudely, if I put it down, that I was dumping it and he’s helping this guy (white truck). I told him that I had no intentions of dumping or cutting, and that I’d just wait with my box until he was finished and I smiled. A big smile. He didn’t look at me again.
Then a new, very friendly guy came out and took my box. I told him that I’d wait, that I didn’t want to upset anyone, but he gladly took my box and gave me a receipt.
The signs say wait with your vehicle. They don’t say wait in your vehicle. I thought I was being kind getting out and handing them the box and not having them do all the work. It’s sad that one bad apple spoils the bunch, because several of the gentlemen that we’ve dealt with at donation drop off have been very kind.

Really expensive misc/​households ($ 1 for regular clear glasses, $ 25 for $ 9.99 pictures), no wonder the shelves are full. If it isn’t at half price just buy new instead, it’ll be cheaper. No wonder the store was empty while other area stores were full of customers.

So on a wonderful Sunday afternoon after cleaning up my condo, I decided to drop somethings off to this location on Sudley road. After coming in contact with the two rude workers at the donation center, I wish I would have taken my goods to another location or the Salvation Army. Why are you working at the GOODWILL if your attitude is going to be far come goodwilled– I didn’t even get a friggin thank you! This bald headed individual and his friend working the donation center needs to be placed in the back sorting items because interacting with the public is not for them and not a good look on this location. I was totally shocked by the poor customer service I received after wanting to give to the community. I will take my goods else where in future. Get new workers who actually want to be there!

Excellent service!
We needed to drop off about a car’s full of stuff that we know would be better to find a home elsewhere! Everything from clothing, toys, electronics, house décor, and a bunch of other knick knacks.
For drop-​off, drive behind the store. You’ll see where the drop-​off area is quite easily. There are carts available all around, and there’s a person there ready to help take your goods away.
When we arrived, the staff was helping another car unload their furniture out of their car. As soon as we parked, it was just moments until he was done with the other car. He came over with the carts and even offered to take out our stuff from the car.
The guy was quite funny, too. One of the goods I was giving away was a fedora hat with a Scottish tartan design. He went crazy over it — I mean this guy must be of Scottish decent or just a huge fan of Scotland. He wore it right away and showed it off. Honestly, it makes me sooo happy to know my «junk» could be so appreciated.
¹⁰⁄₁₀ would definitely donate again.

Parking sucks. The guy working the donation center was a jerk. Like a complete and utter jerk, a smart-​mouthed jerk. Like why? All I’m doing is dropping off some things I need to get rid of, why are you giving me tude? He clearly hates his job, but that’s not my fault. Treat others kindly, please.

Decent selection of clothes, appliances, DVDs, etc, but the prices are a tad high IMHO.

The books are expensive, I’d probably just go to a used book store. The book pricing sheet and the price stickers on some books are very inconsistent.
My fiancé and I come once a week in search if some specific VHS tapes and some other random things and have relative success– all for a great deal!

Whoever is pricing the vinyl records has no clue as to what they are doing. Putting $ 40 on a worn copy of The Beatles’ White Album or $ 15 on Van Halen’s first LP and putting them in a display case doesn’t make them worth that. I mean, $ 5 for Rick Astley European techno remixes!!! Good luck with all that. At least your employees will be able to stay busy dusting them for years.

This review is for the drop off only.
Took a trunk full to the brim of miscellaneous items over this morning. A lull in the rain allowed for a relatively dry drop off process. A young man came out and helped me unload the trunk and I was shod of no longer needed stuff in no time!
Easy peasey!

EXPENSIVE! They literally we’re charging more for used stuff than the brand new price. $ 10 for a coffee maker that retails for $ 8. Crappy used plastic pitchers were priced at $ 3, it would cost the same new… These were not fancy, super basic pitchers.
The linens were all hung up nicely, but completely disorganized. Would likely not shop here again.

One of the cleanest Goodwill stores I have ever been in! Once in awhile they get a good selection of children’s clothing.

I had some old kid clothes lying around for long time so thought will do some donation so went to the nearest Good will Store. I was surprised at the efficiency of their Doantion Center. It was very quick, a person was standing outside to handle the stuff and it took me only 2 minutes to give my stuss and they have the Tax receipt Handy and I was off with in 2 – 3 minutes. Has a large parking lot, so parking is not an issue.

It’s a pretty large Goodwill, with a pretty decent selection of clothes. I went here to get some «in between» clothes since I’m in the process of losing weight, and found a good bunch of things. They even let me haggle a bit over a pair of shorts that were missing a button.

This Goodwill store is immense. There is a huge selection of clothing and electronics — WITH a table and outlets where you can test the electronics! Amazing! Don’t have to worry about spending cash on a bum product. The furniture was reasonably priced and well stocked.
One of the lower points of the store is that the prices are so high. Shoes for $ 7? Shirts for $ 6? I might as well go to Wal Mart and buy new for the same price.

I go here every week or two. It’s kind of a problem.
Bought a SWEET bike here for $ 35 that I am allll about, some nice slacks and blouses and shoes for work on the cheaps.
I’ve seen a lot of truckloads come by this place recently (lots of end-​of-​summer yard sales) so I will def be back.

Today was «drop off stuff that I want to get rid of and donate» day. I had just loaded up the car with stuff sitting in my garage and so I was off to visit Goodwill in Manassas, VA.
It was raining steadily when I arrived, but I quickly unloaded my cargo of miscellaneous items: an old Microtek III SCSI-​based scanner, an Apple LaserWriter ⁴⁄₆₀₀ laser printer, blankets, dishes, an old Pentax camera, a humidifier, and some other boxes of stuff.
I got my tax receipt and was on the road in short order!