Goodwill Thrift Store and Donation Center

"Looked at ties and the clerk advised that ties are $2.99 but if it's the color of the week, then it's half off. We'll get up front and told that they're $2.99 since it's a wearable item. So when I asked why are the tags color coded if they are $2.99 and the clerk advised me that they were half off because of the color. He just repeated himself with no clear explanation of the why color code if the price does not change at all. I won't return to this Goodwill because your policies are made up by whoever is cashing you out."

"When the store is closed, you cannot leave items on the sidewalk. I drive 20 miles to that Goodwill and it’s very inconvenient when you can’t leave nice things for people. the Salvation Army down the street took my things without a problem."

"It doesn’t have much and most of the items are broken. What I was surprised about is the pricing!! How is a really nice full table set 20 bucks and a jewelry box that is broken priced at 50 bucks!!! This is a thrift store not a department store. Gtfoh lol should be 10/bucks. Then you have WORN AND USED SHOES!!!! From 14-20 bucks!!! This is crazy, these are used stop selling items like they are new. This is so sad"

"If I could give the store a zero star I would. This old man was in the store about 10 Minutes before before it closed when they all started saying 5 min then we are closed rudely to. 7:59 comes around and this man was already in line when they said they wouldn’t help him and that he had to leave. He was rushed out the door left his cane on the cart, knocked on the door to ask for it and they rudely told him can’t help you we are closed come back tomorrow to get it. Locked the door on him. Very dissatisfied and disappointed in the way they treated this person especially an elderly veteran man. I will never go back."

"Floor staff is very friendly and helpful. However, female manager is unfriendly and has no idea of customer service. I had bought a piece of furniture, not too big or heavy. This is a retail establishment and that type of help is routine, my request was not out of line and I was courteous. Store is somewhat dirty. Shells are chaotic. And I wish that employees could keep up with sorting by size. If Goodwill can afford to pay their CEO just about the most of any CEO TV in the nation, it can afford to have enough staff to keep the store presentable. And keep the prices reasonable for used stuff. Oh! And pay their staff a living wage. The work is hard."