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“They have a cooling station open some days for people who don't have anywhere to go in the heat it helps me when I'm homeless and I like that I can volunteer at the thrift store if you have donations and if you want to donate them if you want us to look then you can drop off any donations at the thrift store we will kindly accept them from you”
“This is a great place for people to come for food for clothing or they just need help in Odessa. Lots of great volunteers and the mission service the Odessa Community very well. Thank you”
“Me n my siblings had to stay there with my mom wen she was going thru a bad situation, the staff was very respectful and nice. It was clean and the environment made us feel really safe. They pointed me n my mom in the right direction and even gave us classes on DV. The rules s fit for an environment like that and absolutely helps with order and the safe zone policies. There needs to be more places like this in texas”
“This Goodwill is clean, well managed and they have very nice merchandise. The staff and manager are very helpful and friendly.
I've been to 15 Goodwill stores in Texas and this is the only one I've been to that actually puts out more items, like they are supposed to, daily.
NOTE: One thing I have noticed they could improve on is their prices on shoes and boots are extremely higher than all of the other Goodwill stores I've shopped at. A pair of boots that are $20.00 at other Goodwill stores are $49.00 to $59.00 at the Odessa store. I've even seen some boots as high as $79.00.
I understand their mission and purpose, but I believe lower prices in this area would actually increase traffic in the store and result in more sales volume, better profits and greater customer satisfaction.”
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“I like and admire what this place is doing to help those less fortunate, like I am. We drove from Midland over there a couple of weeks ago and we were turned away because so many people had shown up for assistance, but the gentleman that we talked to by the entrance told us to go to the American Legion and we were able to get some much needed food. Hopefully the next time we go over there we can actually go in and see how the place functions.”