Goodwill Thrift Store & Community Donation Centre

The best place place for anyone but clothing unless it's knit fabrics and forgiving to a tagging gunI've noticed many clothes tagged in the shoulder seam and they have missed the seam by a few millimeters and perforated a tiny hole and sometimes all it takes is one tiny hole to get bigger with minimal wearing to be a potential issueI've also learned that certain fabrics and knits are more forgiving to a tagging gun and the tagging gun goes through them with no tiny holesalso the fact that it's unreturnable with the tags still on is fair bur if they miss the seam by accident with the tagging gun should at least be dealt withI have been told the way they tag things is strict store policy and and I can also understand that with the way they tag clothing there could also be a second error with tagging into the seamsbut I feel if they didn't tag into the seams and tagged onto a size tag and nowhere near the actual fabric of the garment then there would be less room for error and no damage done

So to any fellow customers shopping here for clothingcheck the way it's tagged to make sure the seam isn't missed when tagged and if you can fix the tiny hole then go for itfor me personally I always look for prestine condition pieces and a piece that isn't seam tagged because I've had to deal with these issues of them not being tagged from other second hand shops as well as once hereso from experience of thrifting I know what I want and the condition and the taggingso just some tips from one customer to another and my experience with this placeI've actually had aome amazing jewellery pieces from here and a handmade pair of sterling silver earrings for 3 bucks that they didn't noticeso I'm happy with the jewellery and accessories and perfume and even found and awesome Bluetooth speaker that works well after having for like 2-4 years and nowadays it's seen better days but worksso everything but the clothing is good here for me

So I'm giving this this place a generous 4 star review

If their policy was different and the clothing was tagged differently then I'd give it a 5 star because the staff is friendly and the clothing is nice but not well taggedI've also seen the odd handbag for 20 bucks due to the brand name if they're extra pretty pieces they'll up the pricesI usually go for 15 bucks and under for a prestine condition hangdbag and I usually don't expect see anything much for 15 maybe 20 bucks bucks and m more at a second hand unless it's a decent brand name brand new with tags which sometimes isn't the case at some thift stores including hereso the jewellery is nice here and the purses and wallets are fairly decent and sometimes well priced here

So this completes my honest review of this place and i know so other people can learn from my experience and use the information I know to know whether this place is right for other customers and what stuff is the best in this store

Lots of clothes for men and women. But the prices are over the roofs. Most of the prices are higher than big box stores. But all the materials are donated and used for maximum. I think manager of this location have lack of business management.

I went to this branch with my mom. Medium sized store (not a very big one). Very clean store! The stuff was nice and for good price. Staff was very nice, friendly and polite. Not much in the kids section. They also have changing rooms which is very hard to find nowadays in thrift stores (because of Covid). Overall very good, but wouldn’t not go that often since I could not find too many clothes for infants and small babies.

Was purchasing 3 identical shirts in different colours at their 30% off sale, when the clerk noticed one of them didn't have a price tag. They crumpled up the shirt and threw it on the floor behind them saying "no tag, can't sell it! " Certainly not helpful customer service - like it's somehow my fault the shirt didn't get priced? Might've been nice if they took my name and phone number, offered to have the shirt priced (even though common sense says it's probably the same price as the other two identical shirts), and perhaps called me when the item is ready for purchasing. I even called the store afterwards to find out when the shirt might be priced and available to purchase (because after all, I really liked the colour of the shirt and wanted to buy it) and was told that they didn't know but it would probably be 24 hours (in other words, after the sale is over). Guess it's a loss all around.

Goodwill see everyone with a backpack as a potential thief, I will never come to this store again and I will never donate my stuff to goodwill again.

I by far prefer Goodwill over Value Village. Goodwill is a non profit that helps people while VV generates $1B in revenue for shareholders. Support stores like this with your donations and your purchases.

The store has fitting rooms (unlike VV) and things are easy to find and we'll organized. Staff were great unlike VV which has self checkouts to maximize profits. Go here. Donate here.

I was looking for a couple of Christmas planters and I found them for only. 99 cents each. Got some ornaments too and they are brand new at much lower cost. Well organized place and good service.

If you can save the planet by just reusing anything, be a snow sled, decor, Christmas decoration. Reuse and save the planet. Plus the money goes to good use.