Goodwill Store - Hurst

Reviews

• LL

  Lori Lindstrom

  Feb 22, 2026
  5.0
  This Goodwill is the BEST! Clean and well organized. I found some great finds! I'll definitely be back.
• CR

  Cameron Richey

  Feb 19, 2026
  1.0
  I used come here all the time and enjoy finding things but now with things are this goodwill sucks really really bad where’s the Books where’s the games where’s the electronics where just stuff in general. Whoever running the store sucks really bad
• WP

  Whitney Putnam

  Feb 18, 2026
  2.0
  This location has been an absolute must stop shop for me. The staff are wonderful and there used to be such a wide selection of items to look through. In the last couple of months I’m sad to see that the stock has dwindled, the prices have gone through the roof, broken items are making it to the floor with ridiculous pricing, and it’s becoming a junk shop. Not a junk shop in the fun way of digging to find treasures but the stuff making it to the floor is literal garbage in some cases. I found out that the lack of “good “ stock is because the new manager is making everything e-commerce. It is no longer fun shopping here. I have better luck at the huge antique mall next door than I do trying to get a unique find at a good price at this place. It is so so sad to see the change.
• JS

  Joel Smith

  Feb 7, 2026
  1.0
  I’ve been coming to Goodwill for years, and it used to be my favorite 'secret' spot for high-end finds. You could walk in, go through the racks, and find those 'grapevine' items—designer labels or quality brands that you normally wouldn't be able to afford at retail. It was a place that made quality goods accessible to everyone. ​Now, it feels like that magic is gone. It’s clear that Goodwill now pulls almost anything of actual value to sell on their auction site or in their specialized boutiques. Instead of finding a hidden gem on the rack, you’re left with overpriced fast fashion and things that should have been recycled. It’s frustrating because the items are donated for free by the community, yet the best stuff never even hits the floor for local shoppers to find. If you’re looking for a lucky break on a designer piece, those days are over. ​What changed? ​Goodwill of North Central Texas (which covers Fort Worth, Arlington, and surrounding areas) now uses a high-volume E-commerce sorting process. ​The "Pickers": Sorters are trained to identify specific high-value brands (like Lululemon, Coach, or vintage electronics) as soon as they come off the donation truck.
• JC

  Jenny Clark

  Nov 28, 2025
  2.0
  What a sad store. Lots of broken, dirty and trashed items.. Very disappointing experience. Funny smell in the store. Friendly staff and easy to navigate isles is the only high mark here earning 2 stars.

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