Goodwill Industries

I went here today with one mission and that was to get some cheap dress shoes for work and I accomplished my mission. I do agree with others that this is one of the more pricey Goodwills. A hodgepodge of prices all over the place. The shoes I bought were only $ 7 which I think is a good deal. The store was very stuffy, no air was circulating inside the place. My cashier was really nice tho. I would go back again for some unique finds but maybe only once in a blue moon.

Nasty store, smells gross, hateful cashier, crazy prices! Never again. I stopped by for some shirts for the gym. They had a bunch of garbage but 3 I could live with so I decided to purchase. Go to the counter… no cashier. A nice guy called for her. I waited about 10 minutes. She then accused me of removing a price tag. I didn’t remove any tag. She then said they put the price on twice. I said okay. Total came to $ 35! What!? For 3 used gym t shirts! Crazy. I asked the price for each. 1=5 $ 1=10 $ 1=15 $. I said that’s crazy and she replied they are «under Armour «yes and they are also for individual marathon races so they’re no high fashion shirts. I bought the $ 5 shirt and explained I’d rather pay the same price for a new one at Marshalls. Screw this place!

Softcover books are $ 1.50, not to be confused with paperbacks i.e. harlequin romance novels. I bought two chick lit books for my upcoming plane ride.
Kitchen stuff is a tad overpriced, like a mini ceramic bread pan for $ 2.00 that is from a popular craft store where they sell them new for $ 1.00 on sale. Most stuff in the housewares dept is pretty old.
My pal, whom I thought would hate this place, bought herself two cute tops. So, case in point: There’s something for everyone here.

This is one of the more pricey Goodwills in the area. Not a very good selection of items. Their books are waaaay over priced. You may find the occasional Ravens or Orioles shirt, but no truly great finds. Try scratch and dent up the street for bargains, not here.

Love this place! Like any thrift store, it’s hit or miss (just the nature of the game), but I’ve found some of my best finds here, e.g. cute Anthropologie dress, nearly new flats target flats (the ones that were just int he store!), and a amazing Native American inspired basket. Plus the location can’t be beat and the staff manages to be super friendly. :) Every time I’m in the area I drop by.

My professor actually introduced me to this thrift store I needed dressed suits and more blazers so she always took me here. And I’ve been going ever since. I’ve brought quite a few item from here my favorite being a cream colored summer dress with flowers on it. Its so pretty and I think I only paid about $ 9 for it. I almost walked past it leaving the store they had dressed hanging up on the side of the store. Luckily enough I peeped then and couldn’t be more happier. I still wear the dress to this day. I think they have a very decent collection of items

I’m sure everyone might have different expectations when it comes to thrift stores. For me, I just look for dirt cheap prices, variety, theme party options, and the occassional diamond in the rough. In my first visit this weekend, I found just that. The highlight: an NFL licensed Ravens jersey in my size for $ 3. This is why I love thrift stores.

AWFUL. Don’t get me wrong, I love thrift stores. This is not a thrift store. This is a second hand store that think’s it’s Nordstrom. I go to a lot of Thrift stores. You can make some good buys. But when you charge 75 dollars for a jacket at a so called Thrift store. It is OUTRAGEOUS. I am not poor, but I am not rich either. I feel sorry if someone homeless or poor needs to buy a warm jacket from a supposed thrift store, especially one that claims to be «Goodwill». These people get these items for FREE. Then charge 50 to 75 bucks for their clothing. If you have donations to give, DO NOT Give them to Goodwill in Fells Point. Take them to a church or to the Value Village on Eastern, Those people really do help.

I have become very disappointed as I have supported Goodill for many years with donations and purchases. BUT lately this store has become a resale store for Companies such as Target. And the bad part is Target is selling the items that have been returned to the store for many reasons and stuff they just want to get rid of. SELLING they should be donated The pricing is half of the sticker on the item Sometimes this is not so as the price is highter This is merchandise that should not be sold to them but donated as a charity. Wrong idea Target and others who are doing this

I’ve always loved «thrifting», so to speak, and I could spend hours doing it on a Saturday morning/​afternoon. There are actually pretty neat places in this area to check out (although there are many more viable choices in Highlandtown); this store is one of them.
I don’t have anything against Goodwill as a rule, but this particular location, without FAIL, always seems to have much higher prices than their other stores. The same cocktail dress that will cost 8.98 at, say, the Lutherville location, will cost 14.98 here. I’m not sure if it’s because of the neighborhood or what, but it’s pretty annoying. I’d much rather visit another branch for the lower prices — the Waverly branch in particular is dirt-​cheap most of the time. (Of course, Waverly is a lot more sketch, just sayin’.)
They have rotating «sales», of a sort — the «color ticket» of the day earns you a good 50 percent off or more on targeted merchandise, so it’s worth a visit just for that.
Treasure or trash, it’s all here at the Goodwill. (I would recommend that you bring hand sanitizer for some items, however — some things are a bit, uh, old, and will make you feel a bit smarmy handling them.)
Parking is your typical Fells Point misery. ’nuff said.

Been to this location quite a few times. It’s not the best Goodwill I’ve been to, for 2 reasons. 1) It tends to be a little limited — I’ve seen much larger locations. And 2) The employees are … unhelpful, to say the least.
I was there a few months ago and wanted to see a pair of earrings from the case by the register. I was ignored by the employee. I stood there for quite awhile before simply walking out. Today when I was there, an employee was talking to a man that seemed like a personal friend. She was speaking very loudly about how she was drunk and verbally accosted someone and she had to explain something to the police. She proceeded to talk about how as soon as she could leave she was going to drink.
It’s just something that really … you don’t want to have to listen to while shopping. I’ll still pop into this location when I’m in the area to see what they have, but it’s not my favorite Goodwill.

Whoa. How many times have I walked down Broadway and never noticed this Goodwill? Probably 873 or so (and I am being conservative with that number).
When I head to a Goodwill, I am on a mission. It’s usually for some sort of event or specific purpose and it’s usually few and far between. But when I go, I usually find exactly what I am looking for. Art deco jewelry? Check. Random 1940’s tie? Check. Yesterday, I needed blue shoes from the 80s to complete my perfectly tacky 80s chic take on my «Yelp’s Totally 80s Wedding» outfit
. With all of my hustle and bustle with planning the event, it seems that I forgot to plan the rest of my outfit. Would have looked silly walking around in socks.
Anyway, I found in myself in Fell’s on an errand and dashed into a couple of stores to complete my request, but it was a no-​go. Nothing. I was just about to get back in my car when I saw it behind me: the small white and blue sign like a little beacon of hope. The store looked so small from the outside, I didn’t expect that it would have much of a selection, but when I went it, it expanded farther and father beyond. Didn’t matter though because what I needed was only a few row in: blue shoes with a short heel to make running around at the event even easier. PERFECT. I slammed down my $ 8 and took them home.
Now that I know that it is there (lol), when I am in the need for something random like this again, of course I would check it out. This is probably the best Goodwill location in Bmore, honestly.

new location is very well organized

CliffsNotes: A sizeable selection of women’s, men’s, and children’s clothing from shoes to suits to winter coats to socks. Household items are limited and there’s a mildly usual smell about the store. It’s no Banana Republic but you never know when you’ll find a gem — like a Smurf-​blue zoot suit. [Original Visit: May 30, 2010]

I love shopping in this store. I got very nice winter jacket for fraction of regular price. and they have nice collection of hooded sweater. Take advantage of 50% off on Saturday at end of the month. can’t wait for that