Goodwill Industries

Decent selection, as far as Goodwills go. Not super thrilled with their business ethics (see my review for the Goodwill in Batavia), but this Goodwill is not bad as far as thrift stores go. Different price tags are on sale for 50% off on Sundays. Several of the sweaters were $ 6.99 which is ridiculous. It’s a thrift store… shouldn’t be $ 7 for a used sweater. Still, I pay more on poshmark, but still. I wanted to look at books, but one row of books was blocked by the rows of carts… boo. They’re missing out on an opportunity for customers to buy more books.

When I first began thrifting, I started at Salvation Army. Looking for some more cleanliness, I headed to Goodwill. And while comparatively speaking, it is cleaner — Saver’s is really where it’s at. This specific Goodwill is clean with semi-​helpful staff (depends on the day) in an offbeat location. Racks are jampacked, and you have to hunt someone down for a fitting room. All in all, it’s your standard Goodwill — but it will never match the service at Saver’s!

I’m going to make a statement here regarding all the media about how Goodwill doesn’t help anyone… The story never mentions that THEY HELP EVERYONE THAT SHOPS THERE!!! Frankly, I don’t care what they do with the $ 2.68 I just paid for my designer jeans, they help ME and my FAMILY!
Ok, no more politics… This place is always clean, does not smell bad like S.A. and has a nice selection. The staff are always polite and they have good product turn over, so I can almost always find something good!
All and all I do not ever feel the need to pay full price and I thank anyone who donates and makes my life easier! :-)

Usual Goodwill. Clean, friendly.
Blah blah. You know what you walk into at Goodwill. No hit for me this time. I only spent $ 1.

I am really torn about leaving this review because I k ow once I do the things I love about this place will no longer be but… There is no better goodwill. The toy, game, and book sections are unbeatable. In the last week I have purchased 60 childrens books in new or like new condition for less than $ 40. These books are popular titles and classics including: Alexander and the terrible, no good, very bad day, several Matilda, Amelia Badelia, the Little engine that could, and Clifford the big red dog titles all for $.59 a book. In Los Angeles, at the Goodwill stores, you can’t even find these great titles and books in far inferior condition sell for $ 2.99 a book! I also purchase several like new toys and games for $ 1.99 a piece including a Fischer Price little people school bus in excellent working condition that is still on retail shelves for $ 24.98. I love this place. If I lived in the area I would start here first if I ever needed anything.

Pretty good place, clean, and looks just like every other Goodwill you’ve ever been to. If you’ve bought from this Goodwiil, chances are, you’ve gotten something of mine. I donate here more often than I shop here.

I have been in here a few times and it is usually orderly and neat. There haven’t been too busy of crowds.
I have found some clothes, and vases on previous occasions but I was on a book kick most recently. Their selection of multilingual children’s books was impressive. Things were in neat order and the prices are good. I walked away with a stack of books for personal and class use.
I’ll definitely check in again!