Goodwill Retail Store and Donation Center

"Nice little store. Lots of variety. I enjoyed my visit and will return in the future!"

"There's a friendly staff and great selection of shirts and coats and sometimes good shoes but the store will refuse to sell certain things like laptops which it sends to a different city and serves as a disservice for the community because of this. This adds an additional cost to things like laptops which could be recycled by people who can use the parts."

"A little on the costly side. I really did not want to pay department store prices when coming to a second-hand store for clothing that don't give back to the community like the other second-hand stores do"

"Wow, 2 years later and it's worse than before. Still charging nearly retail for everything. You should be ashamed. Who is in charge of this goodwill? Someone should remind them they work at a Thrift store. So they should be pricing items as if they are used, not new prices. Just ridiculous! I shop Goodwill's everywhere I travel and this is the only one with such ridiculously high prices. I picked up a lodge cast iron pan, that sells for 24 brand new and they had $19.99. It was in poor shape. Looked a pair of shoes that were $39.99 that barely sell for 10 bucks more brand new. Get real with your prices ya theif"

"As with any Goodwill outlet, the stock-in is free, but the stock-out is over priced. A perfect business model. It use to be that higher end clothing manufacturers would clip out their label before donating to thrift outlets. That doesn’t seem to hold true in all locations because Goodwill employees will up-the-price on items they deem as name-brand instead of giving a fair price. I no longer shop for clothing items at Goodwill. I shop for things I can reuse and then throw away or return to Goodwill when I no longer use it."