Goodwill

"We were on vacation, when we stopped in , employees told us they did not honor the color of the week, so I was like ok ,where are the women's t shirts, the employees acted like we were crazy and pointed at racks of clothes, What a disaster this store was, clothes stuck together with no rhythm or reason, shelves the same way, prices were crazy too, like they just guessed on what they wanted to price them one day $5.99 and $7.52 the next. Y'all need a manager or something.???? Just skip this place."

"Some things here are great, but be advised that's it's mostly overpriced junk that has to be carefully sifted through and analyzed to achieve a win. They DO employ a few people for minimum wage (congratulations), but they do nothing for the community, and meanwhile they turn your junk into millions of extra dollars for guys who are already rich. ....the more you know...."

"Less organized than other Goodwill store I've been to, especially clothes. Just... label the sections of the store at least? Lots of interesting furniture finds come through here though."

"I’m not sure why but they don’t advertise the outlet side anywhere and I really thought I had imagined coming to it years ago. It’s not here on the maps page, or on the website or on google. The outlet side was fairly clean and organized as well as you can expect for an outlet. Would recommend trying it at least once"

"The store is filthy and the prices are ridiculous. I used to go multiple times a week, now I go maybe once every other month. Getting rid of the colored tag discount was absurd. The store is supposedly nonprofit, so they can definitely afford to go back to those discounts to be able to help those in the community who are struggling. I thought that was the main point of Goodwill to begin with? Now all it is are greedy people trying to get as much as they can from people by doing as little as possible. Would not recommend. You can get much better items at Ross or Belles for about the same price but new."