Goodwill Store & Donation Center

Dropped off some items on the side. They are pretty organized as there is an overhang to drive under and they come out to assist. Went inside to look around and was surprised that the layout has changed a little. I guess they expanded into the side where they had furniture previously. Aisle were a little tight for 2 carts. They seemed to need to stock more items as things were a little sparse.

I was able to donate my items very quickly around the backside of the building. Staff and the volunteers were very friendly and helpful as I got my items out of my vehicle to donate. What a great time of year to go through and do some winter cleaning instead of just spring cleaning. There are many other people that can benefit from those things that you no longer utilized.

I have been to many Goodwill locations around the metro-New York area. This location by far is probably to best I've seen. The way things are arranged in the glass cases, the way that it's arranged by size and the hospitality of the staff goes far and above the norm for Goodwill.

The pricing on used clothing/items is ridiculous here(maybe other locations as well). I can't tell you how many USED blazers I hung right back up after seeing the price. $49.99 on "name brand" I decided to look the same items up online, $25!!! For the price they are asking I would rather get a brand new one at Kohl's (NEW and cute)
Goodwill is doing a disservice to the folks who not only shop here but DONATE here. In my opinion Goodwill is terribly greedy considering this is simply an in-door tag sale. Please do better, used items should be cheep (especially when they were free)

After making a discimination complaint to the ada they decided to lie like lawyers always do and said they had no time to look into this issue. Basically if they have you been falsely arrested and barred from the store because of discimination you have no way to express you greavence to to govement because they do not have time to look into it.

Donation: There's a drive-thru lane around the left for donations, they were very fast.

Store: Medium-sized lots of clothes, books (nicely shelved), dishes, small appliances. Unique items were a 2003 iMac and a chainsaw. The store is pretty packed lots of items and good supply of donations.

Easter Seals Goodwill Industries is a non-profit that funds jobs and training for disability and special needs. They are not faith biased and are LGBT inclusive.

I drove up to donate a box of items and although there were quite a few employees in the back, nobody came to the car. I called inside the store and was informed that it's self serve donations and that I have to get out of the car and sort the items myself. 1st off if that's the new policy there should be a sign posted instead of the employees just looking at you and ignoring you. Secondly I don't understand why I have to sort my donation. I would have gladly got out of the car and put the box outside the door but having to sort them is not something I want to do. Even with covid, I dont understand the reasoning if there Isn't any contact with the employees.I'm taking the time to gather up these items which by the way are in very good condition and drive out of my way to donate them. I'll find a collection box for the donation I didn't donate tonight and for all future donations.

Absolutely ludicrous! Stopped here to look for cheap play clothes for my toddler. Tshirts for size 3t were starting at $5.99 each and most were stained and very worn. I wouldn't mind spending a dollar or two on that sort of stuff seeing as toddlers ruin everything as it is, but six dollars for a tshirt? Come on goodwill. I took a look at dvds and noticed immediately that there was an opened blue ray for $25. I walked out. Not worth my time or yours.

EDIT: I stopped in here last week and was surprised to find that they have completely revamped their store. It was very organized (even by clothing size!), they seem a bit more picky about stains and broken items, and the prices were definitely a bit more reasonable. I had to come back to yelp and applaud them for their complete overhaul. It's practically a new goodwill!

Many of the prices match or are higher than Wal-Marts prices (electric appliances, frames, childrens clothes, pajamas, jewelry, etc..); in fact even Macys' beats Goodwills prices when they have coupon sale days. Can you find good deals? Absolutely~ but they are limited.

The store has "boutique" prices (12.99 and up) mixed in with the donated items.
They should be separate~ what a waste of a time to go through the racks~ find a dress I like and see a boutique price tag of $19.99.
A pair of pajamas at this Goodwill was 7.99. I can buy brand NEW pajamas/dress on sale at that price - Kohls, Burlington Coat Factory, JC Penney, etc...Seriously!

Well bought a board game missing pieces. It was taped shut so I didn't check it. Who does that? And obviously no returns. This place is by far the worst. Go to habitat for humanity or Salvation Army instead where they check that things are complete and working.