Goodwill Industries of the Columbia Willamette

A. F.

Honestly many Goodwill's have been doing this, but this particular Goodwill was egregious on their pricing scheme. I can understand inflation and such, but when their prices start competing or surpassing retail stores, that's a line crossing moment. When Goodwill's goal is to "prevent reselling of merchandise" as a reason for increased pricing, it makes you second guess the real intentions of the massive multi-store nonprofit chain. If you've ever been to their outlet stores, and SEEN just how much merchandise they move in and out, you'll begin to question their pricing schemes. Additionally, if your going to charge some of the prices for items that you don't test or can't test, then have a better return policy. Their policy feels like a "cash grab". $6.99 to $15.99 for cords that are "as-is" is simply ridiculous. Either Goodwill as a massive nonprofit corporation needs to get a executive team who can provide some basic structure to pricing and management teams or take a pay cut, because they are not earning it. #sorrynotsorry

Carmel Dunham

Overpriced. Just don't even bother. Was able to pick up a new oven mitt and old style pyrex glass for baking. Cost was 8 dollars total.

Catie A

Very organized which is nice. Also usually fair prices for good quality items

Jordan McIntyre

Big selection, friendly staff. Great place to get cheap kids' books in good condition.