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“I really like this Goodwill and find a lot of treasures, but why only four stars you ask? Because there have been many times when I've wanted to drop off donations, but when I arrive, the intake is closed due to staffing issues.
This can be very frustrating, especially when your next stop is to pick up your weekly grocery order, but now there's no space in the car to put the bags.
However, there is a small workaround; if you only have clothes and other non-breakable items, inside the store, on the left side of the door, is a drop off bin where you can deposit some of your donations.
The other thing I do is to call ahead to make sure the donation intake is open and operational during the time I'm in town running errands.
Other than that, the store is clean and has everything from furniture to figurines and the staff is very nice!
Thank you.”
“What I like about this place is that they support a local senior center. I come here first before going to the bigger well-known thrift shops. It is hit or miss when looking for treasures, so you must come by often as it is a small store. I like shopping for kitchenware mostly and table covers. Parking is a bit tricky. You need to be careful when entering the parking lot. Watch for the daily specials marked by colored stickers. Staff is okay, not overly friendly but at least they are not in your face. The place is tidy but sometimes a bit cluttered.”
“Not well organized. General area searching will be needed if you are looking for specific items. Customers often toss things out of order. The clothing doesn't have the offensive odor like most second-hand shops. The staff are cheerful and helpful if asked.”
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“Awesome place that helps homeless and low income people with resources. Basically the Carnegie resource center but for Monroe instead of Everett. They help with jobs, gas, bus passes, hygiene items like toothbrushes and soap, occasionally even sleeping bags”