Marion Goodwill Industries

Been a few years since I have shopped at this location. I was absolutely disappointed. I walked in shopping the clothes area first. There were quite a number of clothing items and accessories displayed. Went into the dressing room and it smelled funky and had lots of dustbunnies and needed cleaned… badly. Then I walk to the home décor area. Floors were very dirty, shelves unoranized like items just thrown on shelves, and merchandise on floors. I asked employee if they either do not have a manager, they are to oblivious to see it, or just don’t care. Such a shame because they used to be a really nice store. I did get some good stuff but overall not a good experience.

When I discovered this goodwill I had given up on the rest of the chain. But this place is a gem. Good location. Very friendly staff, love small talk (which I usually hate but I can see they are not bring fake) they are patient with my kids, they are very picky about their women’s clothing and I have found deal after steal there. High end diaper bags for $ 10 in mint condition, new with tags lined brand name (not gap, I’m talking $ 200 women’s work jackets). I even was able to regularly find new shoes in my size. And they have sales which are fun! They announce them as if it was a party.

I was on the hunt for either some overalls or cargo pants to work in and lo and behold I hit the jackpot finding a pair of overalls that fit perfectly for the price of — wait for it — $ 3.20!
Happy happy joy joy!

My favorite goodwill in the Columbus area. The quality of stuff is amazing!!! Very clean, helpful staff, awesome merchandise and GREAT prices! I am so pleased! I wish I could give it more stars… I thrift two to three times a week so I have been to several different places! I am in love with this store I just wish it was closer! I will be back once a week!

This really is a nice store (thanks fellow Unilocalers) and, I discovered, just a short drive from my work. I found several items at great prices. It’s well organized, with a nice variety. Glad to know I can thrift shop on my lunch hour.

This is a small, but neat Goodwill. The women’s clothing section is not very large compared to the Columbus stores, but the items tend to be of higher quality or have brand names. It’s much easier to browse the racks since they aren’t crammed, and they are sorted by size. Each item is priced individually, so there are a range of prices within each clothing category (EDIT: not anymore). I got a couple of AE camisoles for $ 2 each.
Their book and housewares sections aren’t really well-​stocked, though I did see a couple of Pyrex Cinderella bowls for $ 5 – 6.
There are a couple of sections of dressing rooms (I think at least four rooms total). I probably won’t come too often since I do enjoy hunting through the racks for bargains, but if you like thrifting but get tired of sifting through clothes to find your size, this is probably a good place to go.
Favourite finds so far:
— 1000 piece Charlie Harper jigsaw puzzle, $ 3
— 12 oz Bodum coffee press, $ 1
And I’ll be regretting for a long time that I didn’t snap up those vintage Knoll-​esque brown leather and metal chairs for $ 33 when I saw them.

Not the largest of Goodwill stores, but organized and clean.

As far as thrift stores go, this one is pretty good. The location is hard to find if you don’t quite know where you’re going because it’s on a back street just off of 23. The staff is always friendly and the store is pretty organized. There are several dressing rooms, which are always clean, unlike most thrift stores I’ve been to. I think the best part about this particular location is that they allow returns within seven days on most items. That’s pretty much unheard of in the thrift store world!

It may come as a surprise (not) that I like thrift shops. What’s not to like? They satisfy all my basic needs (vintage clothing and merchandise, black shirts, pants, and ties for work, and plenteous used books), and keep me coming back to hunt for hidden cast-​off treasure. This is a hidden gem of a thrift store. It’s hard to get there if you’re going during one of the peak traffic hours at that intersection of 750/23(it’s almost always a peak hour) it can take a long time to get in and out. I think it’s worth it though. The collection of stuff here is choice. It’s unlikely you’ll leave empty handed.