This is a pretty decent goodwill. This isn't a name brand store so I don't know why people are leaving reviews like they are shopping at Walmart and expect premium items. I've brought goods and donated goods to this location. And it has been a pleasurable experience every time. The staff is extremely friendly and will help you out if they can. I advise for anyone coming to this location to call before they arrive because donations are coming in high volumes and they might not have room to take your donations so don't waste your gas call first. Let them know what you have if you're going to make a donation to make sure they can accommodate you. But other than that we all know what Goodwill is. In a sense you get what you give. I recommend anyone shopping for young kids to check out this location. Additionally the donations are located in the back of the building call them if you cannot find the donation drop off point.

I donate items to goodwill all the time ar other local locations most workers are friendly and nice not here. The older man at the donation door is very dissrespectful and rude he is always angry it had been a while since i been there. The way I see it donations should be apreciated but I feel that they are not at this location. I make an effort to clean items I donate, separate them, make time to go take them and spend gas to and from it is very dissapionting will not come back.

It was well lit lots of clothes to go through. Not too many tools but I got 3 pairs of pants

I’ve been coming to this good will for a couple of years now and recently it has gone down hill. I tried asking one of the employees there for help, they tried helping me as much as possible but it seemed like they were in a rush because of all the work they seemed to have to do. I am not sure if the store has new management but they are not doing a good job, it seemed like they are overworking their employees while still expecting them to help customers at the same time. It’s a shame, especially since I always see one of the male supervisors, Luke or something, standing around without helping his employees. Last week when I went in to buy a decor for my wife’s garden, they only had one person working the register with a big line while I saw him walking around clearly seeing the employee at the front struggling. That showed a lack of team work which is something this store needs again.

Ridiculously overpriced for no reason, especially home and kitchen items. If you’re lucky, some things are reasonable. Went for DVDs specifically this time and they were all around $4. Pricey since majority of their movie selection you can get new for around 5 bucks. Goodwill has been pricing too high lately. Update: I went back yesterday to give it another chance, but those prices! Still ridiculous! Thrift stores are there for people who can’t afford retail prices, but now they’re charging way over retail. For example, they had a $10 mug, $15 wine glass, $6 empty Trader Joe’s bottle, & way more like that. It’s a not-for-profit, so I don’t understand the ridiculous price hike. My mom used to shop at goodwills when we were kids because it was what she could afford, but now, idk how anyone struggling could afford goodwill.

They act like there selling gold not stuff people gave to them i went to the 99 cent store instead got these

Great store! I shopped there yesterday. They had a lot of great stuff for the kitchen. About 20 new bed sheet sets, a lot of new area rugs still rolled up in plastic and the best part is that the staff is friendly and they had actual good looking xxl clothes for us larger people! It is quite hidden in a large strip mall. I’m used to Goodwill stores that are free standing but once you find it it will be easy to return anyway. FYI I was surprised that they only had a handful of shopping carts. I have seen that happen in a few area stores lately.

Prices are all over the place. This store is so transient they cannot seem to keep employees. Earlier today I saw prices higher than retail and have photos to prove it. They have a set of Boweflex dumbbells priced separately, who does that? What's next, are they going to start pricing shoes individually? Are they hoping for two physically fit amputees to purchase one dumbell each? It's absurd. When I inquired with an employee as to the logic, I was told... "It's not my job, don't ask me!" It's just abject greed. If there are more than 15 people in line, please open a 2nd or perhaps 3rd register. How on Earth is it possible when they ask if I would like to round up my change for their "Goodwill Mission" and I inquire as to exactly where the money goes, I never get the same answer twice? EVER. Manager Amy is kind, friendly and capable. The store is clean. I guess those are too positives.