Their prices have gotten outrageous, twice as much as the dollar tree, they need to think about these items are donated. Items that should be $.50 or $1.99. Items that should be $1.50 are $3.99. A pack of doggie treats that was set to expire was $4?

We are sorry that our prices didn't meet your expectations. The money we make from selling goods in our stores funds job training and employment services free of charge for people in need, right here in our community...including Rock Hill. Because the money we make in our stores goes directly towards helping others, we try to get the most out of our sales, while still remaining fair to our shoppers. We do find opportunities for better pricing in some instances, which are training opportunities for our staff, that we hope to learn from for the future. We pride ourselves on offering quality goods at low prices and will be sure to keep your feedback in mind as we evaluate our prices in the future. Thank you for reaching out to us in these instances, as we will certainly evaluate at our pricing on certain items that may also sell at similar retail stores. Micah Javier, District Manager Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont

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