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March 2024 by Micah Hill
I just dropped off a bunch of clothing, and lots of other household goods. The young hispanic women who met me at the door was not friendly. She kept huffing and puffing when I was unloading more donations. Finally, I unloaded an old TV, it was a good, working TV, I checked to make sure it still worked before I dropped it off. She promptly huffed and said "Sir, we don't want that TV" I said ok, want me to reload it and throw it out? She paused for a minute, huffed and said no, no, it's fine." I was simply trying to donate good used items for someone else to use, I was not expecting an attitude and made to feel like I was an inconvenience. No longer will I be dropping stuff off at Goodwill. It's going to St. Vincent and or Salvation Army, and I'm spreading the word.
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February 2024 by bill shumsky
You can very inexpensive clothing and shoes here for men women and children.
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December 2023 by Candy B
The most disappointing Goodwill I've ever been to. The store needs a deep cleaning and reorganization. There is literal trash on the shelves. Clothing is just thrown up on the racks and not put up by sizing anymore. Seems like the employees here have gotten very lazy.
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November 2023 by Diamante Vasquez
I Always find quality items for affordable prices.
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October 2023 by David Alexander McDonald
There’s a good variety of clothing, though nothing much for XXXL and above. Few hats, few electronics on display. Rather underwhelming in books and DVD.
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October 2023 by Kate Bradbury
This Goodwill is a bit pricey compared to other locations, but it's the best place in town to thrift clothing. It had a much larger and varied selection of clothing. I've found some real gems here, especially in decor and furniture.I just wish it was better organized. They have a big rack where womens plus-sized clothing of all kinds is just kind of thrown all onto one long isle rack. It makes it frustrating to look through, especially when the sizes are all mixed together. There is a huge difference between an XL and a XXXL after all. It's pretty obvious that they don't put much care towards plus size clothing, but hey, if you're a smaller size, I guess that's not really a problem.
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August 2023 by Samuel H.
Goodwill, the only huge thrift store in the area with ample parking, donation acceptance & a job connection center. One can come shop, donate goods or come in to use the computers at the job center, and Shirley is the coordinator at the job center to help with resumes & print out paperwork or any questions you may have. The employees ate very nice & donated items are constantly being put out on the floor clothes, TVs, toys, & brick a brack. They have daily & weekly specials along with 50% off colored tag discounts weekly. The early bird gets the worm, the best time is in the morning when everything has been put out the night before or go in the afternoon when more stuff is being replenished throughout the day. Goodwill hunting.
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June 2023 by Richard C Bull Jr.
It's ok, Employees are not too knowledgeable, or at least a few of them.
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June 2023 by Elisa Rodriguez
These people who work here do not greet you as they open up in the morning. Very rude when dropping off donations yelling “ WERE NOT TAKING ANYMORE DONATIONS!”with mean expression on their faces. They act more like gang members than goodwill employees. What ever happened to all the male employees. They were polite and got the Job done ✔️ and definitely had manners. You people need to work on your self conduct.
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June 2023 by Marie Jones
My granddaughter accidentally dropped a pair of shoes and the worker came and grabbed them and threw em on the shelf and then complained about it at the front very rude and talking to people with no respect, and mind you no my granddaughter doesn't look like the average 10 year old in height and features but she is a young child and you don't talk to people under age disrespectful manner.
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February 2023 by Rosemary Chapel
They are getting more and more new stuff.Never found much there.Didnt give me a senior citizen discount or a military one.
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January 2023 by Holly M.
Just moved here from Nevada where there were fourteen Goodwill Stores. I was eager to get to the one in Sierra Vista. Big dissapointment! The store was very small, dirty, over priced and the employees not nice at all. I won't be going back again.
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December 2022 by Colleen Biely
Really like this store, but this time of year, they should have all the registers in use. Not one with 6 people in line
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December 2022 by TL
This store could use a deep reorganization. Everything appears to be sorted into size categories. Until you begin looking for a particular size. It all needs to be taken off the rack and rearranged. It would be so much easier on the customers, but also on the employees.Also, when bringing in donations, everyone who hangs clothes should be looking at the quality of the items. I cannot tell you the high number of pieces I have seen with holes, rips, tears, missing pieces and spots of who knows what. It's crazy.I understand it's all donations, but some standards should be considered.I'll still come in and shop for certain items, but as for the clothing, my time and money is better spent elsewhere.
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November 2022 by Eva Danino
They fire their employees if they take too many sick days which encourages their employees to hide when they are sick and come in anyway for fear of losing their employment. I feel like this is hypocritical because they require masks and act like they are doing what they can to prevent covid but then don’t treat their employees in a way that makes them feel secure enough to take sick days. I know it’s an “at will” state, so Mabye they aren’t doing anything illegal but I find it completely unethical especially in the day and age we live in.
