Goodwill Industries

I have always in and out of resell stores and this Goodwill is decently in my radar.
It is always constant and has great clothes. In my option, they have the best dress choices in town. This Goodwill is not as busy as the others and is always clean.
One annoying thing, is that all of the ‘good’ items are on display and they all go on sale together. So, if you have a job, it is not likely you can get the high item objects.

I’ve donated a lot of clothes to this location but never went in. I decided to do so one day. This store was pretty clean and I liked how everything was organized. I was able to get a couple shirts and some basketball shorts for my son.
The staff was nice. I’m not really a Goodwill shopper but if you are you might like this store. They did have some nice tops and dresses.

I usually go to this place to get my white shirts for work because they usually are about $ 6 as compared to $ 20 new at almost any store. I also like that every once in a while I can find one of those fake trees that costs about $ 50 brand new for about $ 20. The people here are pretty nice, never have run into any rudeness here. Parking is pretty easy to find except on a rare time when everybody decides to browse around here.

Some thrift stores cater to people looking for funky antiques and hip nic-​nacks. Goodwill is not that kind of thrift store. For the most part, the furniture looks like it came from a suburban grandmothers attic, but every once in a while you can spot a really cute table or chair here. While you can occasionally snag a great piece, you really have to be on the lookout for good pieces here.
The best thing about this particular goodwill store is the clothing selection. I’m always finding great dresses and tops here, often grabbing several outfits in a single trip. Just today I got a great new (looking) Banana Republic dress for only $ 9!
Also, be sure to check out the framed art section. Lots of cute paintings come in and out of there all of the time.
Watch out for the kids running around the store. There always seems to be at least one or two of them running around underfoot.

They not only have second-​hand stuff like usual, but they get in some NEW clothes from name-​brand places that donate !!
Last time I was there, a couple weeks ago, they had two racks of just new Fossil ladies’ shirts… mind you, they were selling summer tops in the fall season. But this was better than the clearance section at the mall !

I’ve been a Goodwill fan for years & this is one of my favorites. I consistently find medium-​high end to really, really high end clothes here. Since I just cannot afford the Anthropologie or Saks prices, I’m happy to settle for «second» best; someone elses like-​new, sometimes with tags-​on give-​aways!
Here’s my usual route in the store… First, the. shoes, there a quite a few & sometimes I find a pair, sometimes not. Second, purses, all good condition & I have found 1 authentic Kate Spade, 2 – 3 Longchamp & a Coach, which I still carry. Third, tops & pants, clean & from the stores I wish I could shop in, & Last, I mill through the housewares & furniture which are all in good condition & some days I can find really good furniture that I don’t actually need but wish I had room for.
If you’re worried that the money from this charity doesn’t go to the right place, all you have to do is look around. Goodwill is all about giving those with disabilities or in need of a second chance a place to make a living. The people working are paid from the profits and are learning how to work. Further, it is evidently a good place of employement because several of this stores employees have been there moving up the ranks for years!