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August 2025 by Julius Striker
This store is out to lunch with their prices. Just because a 15 year old used shirt has a nike swoosh or a polo pony on it doesn't make it worth $9.99. Stained 10 year old under armour pants aren't worth $10.59. You can't even look through the clothing racks because they're so full because you all are way overpriced! And then you no longer provide a plastic bag at checkout and still have the gall to ask for a round up donation?
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August 2025 by Michael Cooper
Goodwill isn't what it use to be.
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July 2025 by Kim Stewart
I quit shopping with Goodwill because of the ridiculous prices they started charging! You're kidding it's all donated!!
So stopped in yesterday, only to find out they no longer provide bags to bag the items you have purchased from them!!!
Goodwill you have gotten completely ridiculous!! Shame on you!
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May 2025 by omni void
hey goodwill, whatever the employee who is setting the prices is smoking, can i have some? i need a break from reality also.
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May 2025 by Crystal Gernert
Went to drop off a perfectly fine head board they refused to take it because it was wet but it was pouring down rain outside so it is going to be wet.
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April 2025 by John Wright
Too expensive it’s good will and they are too expensive
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April 2025 by Donna
If you donate your belongings here you should stop. Goodwill used to help families who didn't have much. Now they get stuff for free and it's barely under a brand new price to purchase. If you want to help others in need, donate to high point in lagrange. They are amazing.
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April 2025 by Roy Caballero III
Nice store lots to see
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April 2025 by Heather Frazier
Disappointed in Rising Prices – No Longer as Affordable as It Should Be
I used to love shopping at Goodwill, but lately, I’ve been really disappointed with how high their prices have gotten. What was once an affordable option for those in need has started to feel overpriced—sometimes to the point where you could buy new items elsewhere for the same cost (or even cheaper).
I completely understand that costs have gone up everywhere, but for a store built on donated goods, the price increases seem excessive. Goodwill is supposed to be a budget-friendly option, but when secondhand clothing, furniture, and household items are priced close to retail, it defeats the purpose.
It’s frustrating to see a place that was once a great resource for people on tight budgets moving in this direction. I really hope they reconsider their pricing and refocus on making items truly affordable for those who rely on thrift stores the most.
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August 2024 by Karen Masden
I found a Michael Kors wallet for $9.99! It looks new!
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August 2024 by Matt & Jenn Clark
No baby clothes except a tiny bin full and you have to dig through....kinda gross.
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August 2024 by Tania Torres
Really everything of very good quality and economical everything practically new
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May 2024 by Theresa Griffin
Awesome place
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September 2023 by J
The BEST people! Tonight my brother & I dropped off some things there and the two young gentleman working here were so helpful and they were also so kind, my Brother was wearing a Tom & Jerry jacket and the guys made him feel like a million dollars in that jacket! He smiled all the way home!
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July 2023 by Brian Darlage
Prices have gotten out of control especially as stuff is donated. Also, if you are going to reply about how the costs go back to the community please also include the top leadership pay for this specific goodwill. I would love to see if it seems more aligned with non profits or for profits.
