Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Michigan - Saline Store

"I love this Goodwill! Super reasonably priced compared to all the other thrift stores around. The store is clean and organized and the employees are always friendly! I have found so many great things here! We got a TV console and a coffee table for only $6 each! And I love browsing to see what new items they have each week, I always find at least one thing for only $1 that I just can't resist. I love their selection of books, purses, and toys. This Goodwill store is honestly my favorite place to shop!"

"I always prefer this Goodwill over the other because prices were better. However, recently it’s getting hard to find affordable options. Prices continue to go up and quality of items keep going down. Staff has always been friendly."

"This store was great, NOT anymore. They have raised prices through the roof for used stuff that’s DONATED. I’m not paying $10 for a used sweatshirt, or $8 for a pair of used leggings. Some of these items are 40-60 dollars EACH for pottery, and I’ve noticed most items are priced for what you can buy them NEW in the store. AVOID the old grey haired lady at the register, she’s rude, constantly declines to sell you stuff and watches my children like they’re thieves. We’ve decided going to NU2U is better because they don’t treat us like lying convicts. We stopped a couple times a week for three months. Nothing has gotten better, people trample you to get the new carts that come out to the floor. They only bring out a new cart what seems like once every few hours. Over all just a huge waste of time. -5 stars"

"Their shelves were not organized with glassware was mixed with games, prices seemed a bit high for a Goodwill. ($5.00 for a used pair of non name brand flip flops). There was also a lot of broken pieces laying on shelves. Clothing aisles were nicely color coded as well as shoes arranged by size. We were wished a nice day as we left, which was a nice gesture."

"UPDATE: This store moved into the old Salvation Army and is much bigger now. They don't have a ton of furniture, but everything else they seem to have plenty of. The prices seem pretty decent, overall (just not the DVDs, those are cheaper at Salvation Army). Things are pretty well organized, clothing is sorted by size, and they have a color of the week 50% off."