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Chris Servia
Oct 14, 2025
Less busy than weekends. Still good selection of goods.
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Kay Kha'Dae Blessed
Oct 12, 2025
I have spent quite some money at Goodwill, and usually I have a seamless, easygoing experience. Today I came to return some clothing items I bought earlier that week and the elderly manager seem to have an attitude before she even asked how she could assist me. Within this exchange she questioned me about a shirt I bought, took home & washed & tried on that was too big( I never wore it anywhere outside of trying it on to notice I didn’t like the way it fit) and then went back and forth with me about a pair of active pants THEIR employee rung up as slacks 5days prior, essentially trying to tell me it’s my job as the CUSTOMER to make sure their EMPLOYEES are doing their job correctly and ringing things up like they’re supposed to. She also mentioned that I make frequent returns as if they’re a Macy’s, these clothes are brand new & they provide changing rooms so we should know it fits before we buy it. Like the interaction with her was diabolical. I’m not sure what her issue was today but I’d appreciate it if she left her misery at the door upon clocking in to work. I’ll be following up with corporate as well because this experience in it’s entirety deters me from even wanting to be a customer when you have managers complaining about returning items that don’t fit all while you have no option to try on before purchasing. Thanks 🙃
I thought they would have better items, being in the location they're in.
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Sonja Qualley
Sep 29, 2025
The people working here are amazing. The manager, Alicia, helped me when I got locked out of my car...while my car was running, keys, wallet and phone inside. She ordered and PAYED for an Uber to pick me up, take me home to get my spare and bring me back. She was an answer to prayer. Everyone there was so kind to me. I am so grateful.
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Michael Scott
Sep 1, 2025
It seems to be getting worse. It’s mostly junk or broken items. Nothing name brand or really usable. If you happen to find a donated item in original packaging, they put a retail price on it. All good shoes are behind register and the older, ripped, dirty ones are left for the customer. It’s obviously picked through to sell online. Furniture and books are the only items you find a deal on. They really should do better for the amount of customers they get.