Goodwill Store & Donation Center is a thrift store that offers a variety of items, with some surprises and deals for shoppers. Customers enjoy the "color coded ticket sales," where discounts of 50% are available on certain days, making it a fun shopping experience. The store is currently being remodeled, and the staff work hard to improve the shopping environment, making efforts to provide quality items and friendly, fast customer service. Donations are welcomed and processed smoothly, contributing to the store's community efforts, which aim to make a positive difference for people in need. However, some shoppers find the store's prices to be high, especially for used items like clothing and electronics. Many items are worn, damaged, or marked with stickers that are difficult to remove, and prices often seem inconsistent or inflated. For example, used items like rifles or cards are sometimes priced as if they are brand new, which discourages purchases. Clothing often has odors, tears, or rips, and is priced higher than typical thrift standards, with many items ending up in landfills rather than being sold. The store does not accept returns, and some customers feel that lower prices could help move more merchandise and benefit the environment. While there are occasional good finds, overall, shoppers note that prices and quality can vary widely. The store also promotes donations, but questions remain about where the money goes, as it appears to support the company's broader mission rather than specific programs. Despite these concerns, many appreciate the store's efforts to recycle and serve the community, and some find value in the books and items available.
Good signage, store is very neat and organized, workers in donation area helpful and polite.
February 2026
a good all-around store for clothing some housewares glasses dishes etc.. pricing is a little all over the price on some things.. Good deals on weekly color sales.
you never know what you're going to find. but if you see something that you want get it. it usually won't last long there.
November 2025
Overpriced media, I miss when you could buy a CD or movie for a dollar or 2
