Goodwill Outlet and Donation Station

Reviews

• RR

  Regina Rivera

  3 days ago
  1.0
  They said that they dont allowed kids under 15 years old, and they said that they are required gloves. They should put a sign outside the thrift outlet so that people would know what restrictions they have.
• JM

  Jay Marie

  Jul 20, 2026
  1.0
  Walked in tried to grab a cart the girl told me “ it’s for use only “ I said ok so I can use it she said “no “ then told me I couldn’t bring in my child. Ok well what’s the point even having baby and children items if children aren’t allowed ? Makes no sense. They just only want to cater to scalpers and resellers. Very unfriendly Staff . wouldn’t recommend. They do not have the rules posted either. False advertisement at its finest.
• BM

  Beatrice Moss

  Jun 28, 2026
  5.0
  From time to time I will visit a Goodwill store and regardless of the location the store always appear to be in order and the customer service to me and as it should be awesome
• SS

  Sunsets&Sunrises

  Jun 20, 2026
  1.0
  No kids allowed which I’ve been to several goodwill outlets before in several states and I take the kids so they can find toys/clothes: Then she tells me gloves are required to even look. IT’S NOT THAT SERIOUS. You are a thrift store outlet, not the Chanel store. They want resellers in here not actual people who want to buy things to take home. Waste of time. You take things people donate and want to place restrictions on which customers you want in your store. Do better. I wouldn’t be surprised if they’d deny an ADA person. Would not recommend.
• RB

  Roxy Beaudet

  Jun 14, 2026
  4.0
  First off, if you plan to visit this location, it's not like your standard Goodwill. There is clear signage at the door that GLOVES ARE REQUIRED and that CHILDREN ARE NOT ALLOWED (until they turn 15, but by then they are teenagers). All the negative reviews mentioning this should be deleted because it is literally posted right there AT. THE. DOOR. It's no one else's fault that you can't read. Not only that, but these rules are there for good reason. Nothing here is on a shelf, rather they are piled in a bin to be dug through. You run the hazard of touching something sharp, pointy, etc. I've seen broken glass, leaking bottles of weed killer, wood with rusty nails, unspecified "wetness". It's just not safe for bare hands or kids. Coming here CAN be fun if you keep your expectations low. Think of it as a treasure hunt! I've found literal garbage, like empty food containers or old mail. I've found amazing things, like a brand new $900 Balsam Hill Christmas tree. The fun is in the hunt and meeting friendly people there, too. You pay for your items by the pound, so you can get a pretty good bargain on certain finds. Books are 25 cents.

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