Goodwill Store & Donation Center

"This Goodwill looked really nice from the outside, but it was one of the most poorly organized Goodwills I've been to. Pretty disappointing. The employees were very nice though."

"Extremely disappointed in how much they price items at this store. I can pay just a little more and buy the same item new! I think it should be that donation centers can’t charge more than a certain percentage for a donated item from the retail price! I use to think this was a place to help families, and the community, guess not. I will no longer go thrifting at any goodwills now. What a shame!"

"The Donations guy was great and most helpful. Other store staff seem so tired. It is becoming more difficult to shop here for several reasons… These stores are about as disorganized as they have always been (stacking heaps of items the smallest space available). Please don’t get me wrong because their mission seems solid and unwavering but their focus on… let’s say … selling a name brand pair of shoes which the tread is half worn out for $15 or $20 is not cool."

"For starters, I was not impressed by the way this establishment placed the majority of the items in movable shelves. Too much clutter. We had to move stuff around just to pierce into the shelf. This establishment should focus on making items on shelves more inviting. This establishment should focus on the quality of your product. Good Will needs to take more pride in the products that are donated to turn around and sell to those who are in much need of your product. Customer service was also lacking. I really did not feel welcomed when I entered the establishment."

"**UPDATE** One of my biggest beefs with this store when I visited a month ago was the quality of the clothing on offer and the amount of clothing on the floor. Since that time, this has changed. Clothing racks were neat and organized and the store was much cleaner, especially the clothing section. On this visit I found a bunch of cute J.Crew and other name brand tops, including some that were on sale. Each of these items looked new and unworn and instead of being tagged in the shoulder seam and leaving a hole in the front of the shirt, they were carefully tagged through the inside back neck seam. I was very impressed with the clothing quality and selection of clothing and hard goods this trip. Racks and shelves were well stocked without being overcrowded. In addition, the store was overall cleaner and more organized than I have seen it on past visits. The craft section was more organized than it has been in the past as well. They get some fun floral items, quirky vintage and handmade items that make this store well worth a stop. They also have a great selection of lamps. This is a smaller store and it can quickly become overcrowded with merchandise and shoppers, especially on weekends. It's best to go during off-peak hours if you want to browse the shelves. **ORIGINAL REVIEW** This store is in a great location, across from Kopp's and Hobby Lobby. It's worth checking out if you're visiting either, but otherwise not worth a trip. Pros: Location. Good selection of home decor items. Florals and photo frames are especially well displayed and easy to shop. Polite, helpful staff. Cons: Overcrowded, poorly organized shelves of home goods and clothing racks. Poorly inspected clothing priced for sale. One in four items has stains, holes or shows excessive wear. Messy. Clothing all over the floor. I have found a few treasures here, including a faux succulent terrarium and a huge candle holder I converted into a pendant lamp, but this is my least favorite thrift store in the area."