Goodwill Industries of Lsc

I liked this Goodwill until my last visit (last week). I was methodically going through women’s solid colored shirts on the rack, and had 2 items I’d found in one hand. An employee came behind me with a rack of clothes, stating she was there behind me. I didn’t think anything of it, but noticed a minute later, she was still standing there watching me. She then said to me that plus sized items were located in a different area. My concern with this is: (1) I didn’t ask where the plus-​sized items were. I was totally fine shopping where I was. (2) What if I wasn’t shopping for myself? Am I not allowed to shop in other areas of the store? If I had been in housewares, would she have kicked me out of that area for being too fat? (3) I had 2 items that fit me in my hand off the very rack I was looking at. I didn’t buy anything, and won’t in the future due to this interaction. I think a store named «Goodwill» would not allow the sort of thing that happened to me.

Dropping off some stuff. Might have to come back later to look at the books. The closest thing to a used book store in MB nowadays

It’s huge, and if you’re looking for women’s clothes, you’ll be sure to find whatever it was you were looking for.
But guys selection was pretty depressing. We were looking for shorts and couldn’t even find one pair the right size. Speaking of sizes, nothing is in the right size category here. It’s all color coded… but you have to weed through all the wrong sizes.
I was disappointed with the books they had at the time too. No classics at all, nothing but trashy novels and self help books.

This is one of the best Goodwill stores I’ve ever been to. They have a huge selection and everything is so well organized. The staff was very helpful even willing to hold some furniture items mom bought for an extra couple days until we could get back with a truck.
On Wednesdays they offer 20% off to seniors 55+ and you can get a loyalty card that will give you 25% off your purchase any day of the week once you build up points.

I absolutely love this place. After I outgrew my wardrobe and realized it would no longer fit again, I brought thousands and thousands of dollars worth of clothing here. I brought my son’s jeans and tee shirts here, all in perfect condition. I have donated Dooney and Bourke handbags and other designer items. I am met with personnel at the drive up, who are so polite and helpful, they remove the items from my car. I am given a receipt, with a coupon attached for 10% off any purchase.
On the flip side, upon entering the shop, I am pleasantly greeted at the door. To the right is women’s clothing, the left is mens and children’s. The rear and right wall are loaded with shelves of home goods, and in front of them is donated furniture.
I love to browse through this store and see what is available to buy. The interesting thing in the women’s department is how they divide the tops by color, then size. This is a sweet idea. The prices charged are such a small fraction of the original cost. The proceeds goes to charity, which is a complete win-​win situation. I have shopped here and got some great deals.
All in all, this is just a win-​win store, and I continue to shop and donate here.

This is the nicer (and newer) of the area thrift stores. Their particular strength is clothes and they have a solid selection of very high quality in very good condition.
Their selection of furniture, kitchenware, and electronics is always lower than most of the other stores. I’ve gotten some good vintage glass on occasion.

My friends and I spent 2 – 3 hours in this location. I am not at all a fan of how they have their shoes set up. You are forced to walk through the entire store if you want to see all of the shoes that they have available. Did I mention this is one of the largest GW stores that I have ever been too? No, well, this is one of the Largest GW stores that I have visited and I didn’t care for walking through a maze of clothes just to look at shoes. Funny thing is that I ended up buying clothes and not shoes. Why, cause I had to look at the damn clothes that surrounded the shoes so I saw crap that I didn’t need but bought anyway. HUH!
Anyway, they do things differently in SC than they do in Atlanta. They don’t go by the Color of the week for half off items like we do in Atlanta. They use colors for inventory purposes only. They do have a system set in place for 50% off items but I could not remember how it works. They have a huge area in the store dedicated for household items that they kept stocking while we were there. But it was a hot azz mess as they only had a couple of staff members stocking items and about 4 – 5 racks of items to put out. We had to literally step over several items in that part of the store.
I thought the prices were too high for a Thrift Store. For instance Leather STARTED at about $ 20. Then they tell you according to length how much a skirt or coat will cost. I like the fact that they had plenty of items to choose from and that they have a Perks or Rewards card here.

Da bomb! I love this location, always finding a few treasures. The staff were happy and nice which I always a plus. If you can’t find a price most things fall into categories so look for a sign nearby.

I’m a fan of Goodwill no matter what. =)

New buildings look good, may be one of the busiest stores around. They even have a rewards card can you believe that. I got a pair of jeans in very good condition for $ 3.79. I don’t know how they come up with the pricing must be some new kind of idea everything ends with strange numbers like 2.21 things like that. The store has mens clothes but I really could not get into any other then the jeans. They do have alot of womans clothes and my wife also bought a pair of pants for $ 3.79 also. They have books, small appliances, forks, spoons things like that. It’s a must see at least once, the parking lot is just about always full.