Goodwill - Champlin

Lynn Lee

Let me start out by saying that it is clean and organized inside. However, I will be taking my donations elsewhere. The last several times I have brought items, no one ever greets me or thanks me for my donations. It's really a simple thing to do. Last week I brought in a gently used pancake griddle and asked if they would accept it. It was my mother in laws and she had passed away and I already had one. The man picked it up, brought it in the back and I saw him chuck it about 10 feet into a pile of other stuff. The odds of that now working properly are pretty low. I will drive the extra few miles and bring it to Salvation Army where they greet me and are appreciative of my donations!

Emma Milk

Goodwill has gone down hill every year. i used to shop here when i was growing up cuz i was poor (i’m 17 now) and the prices are outrageous. goodwill gets every single piece of clothing for free via donations, and then prices them extremely high, it shouldn’t cost me 20$ for a second hand shirt…. especially when it has HOLES in it

Emma Milk

Goodwill has gone down hill every year. i used to shop here when i was growing up cuz i was poor (i’m 17 now) and the prices are outrageous. goodwill gets every single piece of clothing for free via donations, and then prices them extremely high, it shouldn’t cost me 20$ for a second hand shirt…. especially when it has HOLES in it

C Ortloff

My wife and I just moved into a larger house in the area. When dropping off 4 large boxes in my wife’s newer SUV the drop off people gladly accepted roughly $3000 worth of small items I did not have to time to try and sell. …