Goodwill Store & Donation Center is open and welcomes donations through a contactless process. Customers can pull up to the donation vestibule, stay in their cars, and an attendant will unload their donations. A donation receipt can be provided upon request. Donors are asked to box or bag their donations, avoiding loose items, and are encouraged to visit amazing Goodwill dot com for safety protocols. In recent months, visitors have noticed changes that have affected their experience. The store has become disorganized, with inconsistent pricing and discounts. Customers report being told different prices for unmarked items or seeing items priced higher than their original tags. Additionally, discounts are no longer offered, and some items are overpriced, which has disappointed many. The store is appreciated as a favorite location, but some reviews mention issues with staff behavior. Several customers describe staff as unfriendly, showing little welcoming attitude. One staff member, in particular, is reported to be unfriendly and intimidating, making shoppers uncomfortable. Another employee, a short woman, is described as behaving unpredictably—being overly nice to some customers but excessively mean and bothersome to others. Her behavior, which some believe is influenced by her special needs, has caused discomfort and even led some customers to stop visiting altogether. Despite these concerns, there are positive experiences too. A customer praised a staff member named Emma M for her professionalism and helpfulness in resolving a recent issue, highlighting that good service still exists at this location.
Very sad the color of the day 50% off was discontinued But the very worst change is the veterans and seniors discount The new rules are we don't shop at Goodwill stores in this area Sad
June 2024
Great Thrift Store, Amazing Items Almost Everyday! I'd recommend coming to this Goodwill Location.
May 2024
Who told Goodwill it could price things like it's going on the Antiques Roadshow?
