Goodwill

Wish they would treat there employees good but they do not. I know someone who was a manager there and always had a bad story to tell lol

Their store manager is confrontational. We were donating about $ 2000 worth of stuff. They had no space to put it. Rather than let us unload he threatened to call the police.

Good location, plenty of parking. Some of their prices are a little high for just a simple T-​shirt. I love their glassware section. I never buy glassware, but they organize their plates into sets and they always have some fun memorabilia to look at.
I wish they would stock more non-​fiction books. Shoe section is dismal, but the clothes are well organized.
They have colored tag sales.

Shopping at Goodwill is fun. They have it organized wonderfully and the prices are right. It’s easier than other thrift stores because all like items are priced the same. A jacket is a jacket and they’re all 5.49. Depending on the day different colored tags (plastic tag holders) are on sale 50% off. I got my daughter a cute Old Navy jean jacket today for half price because the tag was red. SCORE.

My husband and I are avid thrift store fans. We love just spending a weekend day stumbling around a thrift shop looking for hidden treasures. I mean, you never know what you’ll find and often times, you’ll run into some amazing bargains.
This is certainly the case at this particular Goodwill location. We were just there this past weekend, as we hadn’t been in a while. I found a couple of pair of nice slacks, fat boy size, a couple of shirts and even a Christmas gift. And yes, I did say ‘fat boy’ size as I am (ahem!) a little husky!
Within the past year, this Goodwill location has added an electronics section, dedicated to start up computers, DVD players and the like. You even have an opportunity to try the products before you purchase them, which is a nice added benefit.
For those of you who still have turntables, you can also find a nice selection of LP’s here, especially around Christmas time. Just so you know, we have three working turntables at home, including the turntable I had from my college days! Maybe I am old school, or maybe just old! Haha.
The staff at this Goodwill are always pleasant and more than willing to assist whenever necessary. Most importantly, the prices here are awesome and many times, depending on the color of the price tag, you can have an additional 20 — 75% off!
Give them a try when you can. If you like wandering through thrift stores, this will be a good start for you!

We popped into this Goodwill store about a year ago after eating dinner nearby and have been dropping off garage sale leftover clothes here for a few years. Wow what a discovery! I’m sure I had some preconceived notions about what kind of merchandise we would find inside, but I was wrong. I poked through the racks of men’s clothes and found quite a few nice shirts for work and casual. Also found good pants. Prices range from 3 – 5 bucks for mens shirts and pants. We found lots of kids clothes and my wife found clothes as well. All the clothes are sorted by mens/​womens/​kids and then by size as well so you don’t have to pawn through racks of things to find your size. Sure, there are odd ball things, company logo shirts, dry cleaning abandoned clothes, and the occasional clothing item that is torn is some way (always check items thoroughly). But I have also found made in Hawaii, Hawaiian shirts and brand new shirts with the store tags still on them. For $ 4, you can’t beat that.
There are also sections of the store for knick-​knacks, pots and pans, dishes, books, kids toys, furniture, and the odd ball stuff now and again. Over the last year we have bought tons of clothes, some furniture, picked up a Brita water jug for $ 4, a washing machine pedistal base super cheap, and various other items. I swear I will not buy clothes at a department store again considering with a little patience, you will find plenty at the Goodwill store.
It’s just fun to go and wander and see what we can find and it helps out others with the proceeds.