Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest

"Friendly staff with a great selection of thrifty finds."

"Prices are sometimes ridiculous. I’ve seen a pair of jeans for my daughter for 9.99. I have noticed the prices are getting a bit better on some things. I’ve had nothing but positive experience with the staff. I just wish the pricing was better because I’m very low income and disabled. I go there to save money. But I'm happy that there is always something to buy there. I have found some awesome treasures. My kids love the toy section"

"Poggers! I usually only look at the books, old computer programs and some electronics, but I had decided to look at the clothing and found what is now my favorite shirt ever"

"I have been becoming increasingly frustrated with Goodwill. I have donated a lot over the years and usually round up my purchases for the over-all good they claim to do, but I'm becoming more and more weary of how ethical this place really is. Their prices keep increasing and sometimes they charge more for items than they cost new in the box stores down the road. Today I went shopping with my father on Monday because it's our tradition to go together every now and then because I get my student discounts and he gets his senior discounts. I didn't have my student ID on me so they wouldn't let me get my student discount but my dad never had to show proof that he was a senior. I feel like I'm being nickeled and dimed to death each time I go shopping here. It's no longer an enjoyable experience to shop at Goodwill. It isn't worth the frustration to me anymore. The other thrift-sores/second hand places in town are far more friendly and fair with their prices. Goodwill doesn't live up to it's name anymore in my opinion. I'm done shopping here."

"Nice clean store with friendly staff. They do have some items that are new but they are priced as new The benefit is that the profits go to help local charities. The washrooms are clean and they do have wheelchair accessible washrooms."