Goodwill - Apopka

"I will never shop at another Goodwill again. I used to go in looking for odds and ends. Household goods, maybe a baby onesie. Make no mistake, the baby clothes they are selling for 6-8 dollars a piece were likely originally from a set of 2-3 for the same price. Toddler coat with a cigarette burn hole was for sale for 10 dollars. A “vintage” plushie for 49.99! Numerous people blocking items as they frantically google what they could potentially resell it for online. Customers sitting on the floor (yikes) going through the toys, wall pictures and knick knacks to find their next dollar profit. This store is too nauseating for me to be a patron any longer. I will never donate to them again. If you’re looking for places worthy of your used items and you want to help out, donate to a local homeless or women’s shelter, church, or teen outreach. Good riddance, Greedwill."

"They are pricing more than retail in some cases and also changing certain items to have stickers that arent the color of the week (I'm looking at you weighted blankets and pullups) as confirmed by the employees. That's not how goodwill is supposed to work."

"Being a loyal customer prior, Everytime I go in there now I tell myself I won't come back. The prices are way too high. I can go to Ross and get it new cheaper. You can't try on clothes. Why should I shop there. Today U waited in line for over 30 minutes"

"This is sadly the worst location I've been to. The guys at the loading station are very rude and immature. They act like you're a burden to them. I have felt so unwelcome here. Learn basic customer service skills. I will never come here again. I'll donate to a non profit who actually appreciates it and does not over price items. Also can someone please clean the parking lot? Almost got a screw and a shard of metal in my tire twice. Just avoid if possible."

"They don’t have dressing rooms anymore. A bunch of people trying to share a single mirror to see how something looks. Prices have gone way up. You used to see a rack of shirts that say “Shirts - $4” or something. Now they are individually priced with some t-shirts over $10. I know that doesn’t sound like much but I’d rather just go to Ross and get something new. Quality is deteriorating rapidly at Goodwill. Really unfortunate. And that’s not to say anything about the employees. Almost everyone I’ve talked to at this goodwill has been extremely nice and patient. Maybe a little short at the drop off but I’m sure they deal with a ton of crazy stuff."