Goodwill

The 50% off sale days are: Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday after 4pm and ALL day on Sunday. Hope this helps!

Yes they sell by the pound and on sundays its all day half off.. Wednesday thru Friday from 4-9 is half off.. i love this spot

Yes they do

The half price sale is Wednesday through Sunday.

Masks are required but some people still don't wear.hand sanitizer at check out.😃🐕

No 50% off sale on Saturdays. However, you can stop by on Sunday, 50% off all day OR you could visit after 4pm on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday to take advantage of our 50% off sale!

Yes but you may have to dig for them

No

I believe it is Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays after 4 and Sunday afternoons.

Bins are switched out throughout the day, all day, however, there is no certain time. Random.

You may need to talk to some one in the front office, or the president of goodwill his name is pat Michael's and my name is alvin if you need a reference okay iam a employee of goodwill.

Everything is the same price. I think it's like 1.39 a pound or maybe 1.49. I think 3 days a week is half off. I'm not 100÷ sure on that but I think so

Yes, they occasionally get rolls of cloth you can just about find anything but be prepared to dig dig dig I recently had to furnish my apartment I had received Section 8 because I had come from nothing I had lost my home for 2 years and had nothing with a little less than $50 I was able to get bedding curtains even dishes but I had to dig for the better values but I was grateful but yes the last few times I have actually purchase cloth to make dollies and some bedding and quilting worth the effort to go and look I'm sure you find at least some material 99% change

They do not have a deal of the day.

Yes

Yes they do.

Wed-Sunday is half price, but clothing is sold by the pound all week.

Goodwill actually purchases those returned Target items to resale in their store. I'd be curious to know the purchase price Goodwill pays, but I could only imagine it's pennies on the dollar. The resold items are marked at roughly half of the absolute highest price the "management" can find online. I made inquiries in multiple Goodwill locations as to why the prices of the Target items as well as regularly donated thrift items has risen so high. I was told that the rise in prices was to cover all the altruistic work Goodwill does, such as their training program and the employment of people that are otherwise unemployable elsewhere. The employees I ask all spouted out the same answer as if it was rehearsed or they had been conditioned to say it. I personally think it's corporate greed like another Local Guide mentioned. There were also a wealth of stories going about concerning the CEO of Goodwil so the stores put up a print that said something about the CEO driving a sensible car n