Goodwill North Oak

"Angela B - Had you not grabbed the tested curling iron out of my hand (pretty dumb on your part) you wouldn’t have experienced the “warmth” of it (it was not even close to hot) Your service was unacceptable. Good thing you don’t serve warm food, or carry mail in the heat. I’d hate for you be uncomfortable in any way."

"Found a couple of good new books here yesterday for $1.99 each. All was well till checkout. I unknowingly stood by a closed checkout. The cashier picked up the sign and slammed it down in front of me. Then said she could help me at next register. I found that unnecessarily rude."

"If you are not investing in merchandise because is donated, why the stuff is more expensive that it will be brand new? Shoes for $50? Why do you want to make so much profit for something you got for free? The motto of the company is not being valued."

"A homeless lady that is dying from leukemia, came before opening time. Somehow the doors were unlocked and the STORE MANAGER said we are closed. She told her story and added she was catching the bus somewhere and peed her pants and needed a change of clothes. The manager turned her away and said we can't help we are closed. I thought that's what this organization is for???? People genuinely in need, it's all about profit. Help the people that need it. The people who donate to your business would be dumbfounded by your response and lack of empathy. Don't know the manager name, he is SHORT, FAT, and has a big beard. Step your game up Sir and stop thinking about your bonus."

"Tried to drop off a nice dresser with a drop down desk drawer and they refused. Just missing handles. However when you walk inside the clothes are dirty and worn, yet way overpriced. Don’t waste your time trying to drop off furniture that’s not basically brand new. And don’t waste your time shopping, try hillcrest thrift in parkville"