Goodwill - HomeStore

"misleading because the pics here make it seem like mostly furniture, but its mostly knick-knacks and... shoes?? for a home store it is weirdly heavy on the shoes. and from the prices I did look at, I agree with the other comments about the high prices."

"Totally Agree..it's said when poor people can't even afford Goodwill..smh. U should atleast get a store discount for donating nope they jus go up on things youve given...smh. Goodwill please rethink your policy change from $0.99 tag sale on Sunday to 50% off . Bring back the $0.99 tag sale. I spoke to the manager and their excuse is resellers . Low income families and single parents can’t suffer the consequences for the resellers. People are already struggling to buy food. Please stand by your mission and bring back the $0.99 tag sale . That tag sale is only one day and it can’t hurt your store . A lot of people depend on a Sunday sale . Please stand by your mission"

"I used to go to Goodwill all the time but in the last year or so the prices have got ridiculous. I use to donate on regular bases as well and have stoped due to these changes."

"I used to be a regular customer of this Goodwill store, but I have recently been disappointed with the high prices. I have noticed that many items are now being priced triple what they were just a couple weeks ago. For example, I recently saw a broken toy priced at $6.99 and a board game with missing pieces priced at $5.99. These prices are simply outrageous, especially considering that Goodwill is a non-profit organization that receives free products. In 2022, Goodwill reported a profit of $6.1 billion. This is a significant amount of money, and it is clear that Goodwill is not in need of the extra revenue from price gouging. In fact, I believe that these high prices are actually hurting Goodwill's mission. By charging such high prices, Goodwill is making it more difficult for people to afford to shop there. This is especially true for low-income individuals and families, who are the ones who rely on thrift stores the most. I urge Goodwill to reconsider its pricing policies. I believe that the store would be better off if it focused on providing affordable goods to the community, rather than trying to maximize profits. * Goodwill is a non-profit organization, which means that it is supposed to be focused on helping people, not making money. * The high prices at Goodwill are making it more difficult for low-income individuals and families to afford to shop there. * Goodwill's high prices are actually hurting its mission, which is to help people. * I urge Goodwill to reconsider its pricing policies and focus on providing affordable goods to the community."

"This store used to be somewhere that I enjoyed going because they were mostly all hard goods and had reasonable prices. Something has very dramatic has happened over the past couple of weeks. Their prices have more than doubled ....more like tripled... and it's just so devastating and disheartening to see. I will not be coming here anymore and will discourage others who I know frequent the store... That somehow tremendous greed and price gouging has entered into yet another, so-called "good will" store. This includes all of the kitchenware, cups plateware etc. They go on about how they provide jobs for handicapped people but how about supporting the low income community which they claim to be a champion of?? Just sickening...."