Goodwill

Culver City, United States

4.3

Closed now

19 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 310-574-5182
Website:
www.goodwillsocal.org
Address:
4101 Sepulveda Blvd, Culver City, CA, 90230
Culver City
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.9 miSanta Monica Big Blue Bus Line 12 to UCLA
1.6 miPalms
2 miCulver City
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes

Today

Today 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Culver City) 19:08 Friday, 18 July 2025

Business hours

Monday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Tuesday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wednesday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thursday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Friday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm

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19 reviews of Goodwill

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Place rating: 3
Beverly Hills, CA
The girls were extremely rude. They were all sitting down while i took my donations in. I was surprise because other visits I’ve had there have been very pleasant. The staff is usually very helpful.
Place rating: 5
Marina del Rey, CA
Just left this goodwill and the service was excellent!!! The two young ladies at the front went out of their way to assist me!!!
Place rating: 3
Los Angeles, CA
Went to this Goodwill, but then found out that they sell majority of books. Not a big book collector, so I gave this place a 3.
Also the parking here is pretty difficult considering how busy the streets are. I usually just park a couple streets down in the residential area.
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
I always find some great books here… and also donate our great books. :)
Friendly workers… great staff!
You can drive around the corner and park at the back. Donate whatever you want… it doesn’t have to be books. They take any donations at the back even furnitures and couches… they leave them outside for people to shop. But its not the best place for donating bigger furnitures. Go to the one on Venice
Place rating: 4
Los Angeles, CA
Lots of Goodwill donation centers on the Westside, though according to Unilocal a couple have closed (the one on Sepulveda/​Pico and the one on Olympic/​Sawtelle).
Pretty flexible hours too, which is nice when you really want to get stuff out of the house.
Just a warning — the driveways in & out of this Goodwill are SUPER steep! Protect that bumper!
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
Great little donation center. I’ve never seen any lines and the staff are always extremely friendly. Theres also a small parking lot so that’s not a problem.
The bookstore is a little gem! There isn’t a large selection but what they do have is very varied. There are even CDs and DVDs. For just a few bucks you can grab some items you’ve been meaning to read or watch, likely cheaper than Amazon and it’s instant gratification! With bookstores being few and far between, I would highly recommend dropping off some things you no longer need and taking a peek through their selection. A few minutes of fun browsing while doing some good for others!
Place rating: 4
Marina del Rey, CA
I really liked this book store. Great books for kids of all ages. Bought many books when I went. I recommend this used book store.
Place rating: 4
Los Angeles, CA
Great book selection! If you’re an avid reader but don’t want to break the bank, check this Goodwill out! I also come here to donate stuff that I don’t use. Very convenient since it’s at the end of my street and of course, it’s a tax deduction ;)
Place rating: 5
Culver City, CA
I live in an area where there are several Goodwill donation centers but I like going to this one the best! Located on a busy intersection of Sepulveda and Washington, the entrance the their parking lot can be easily accessed off Sepulveda or Washington.
The staff here is extremely nice! They’ve come out to my car several times when I had a big/​heavy donation and they always ask if I need a receipt. Super friendly and very clean location.
I’ve never checked out their book selection but I always see people browsing! Hours are also great! Open until 7PM and perfect for after-​work drop offs!
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
Great drop-​off center! The staff makes the process very quick and easy when bringing your donations. I was also excited to see their book selection since I’ve been trying to find a place to take our random selection of unwanted books for a while and have found the public library method a little unwieldy. I appreciate that they clearly have taken pride in making such the place looks nice, in fact it looks a lot nicer than some actual libraries!
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
Donation center is open until 8! Very easy drop off location and plenty of parking.
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
In all honesty, I though all Goodwill drop-​off sites would be the gritty real-​world version of the Island Of Lost Toys: 3 legged coffee tables, shadeless lamps, coverless books, rugs so filthy that a dirt floor would be more sanitary in comparison, and grumpy recalcitrant clerks… but I was dead wrong!
The staff at this Goodwill are Kind, Friendly and Professional People!
Especially Mariah… she is the Queen Bee here! Hi Mariah!
(However, I truly believe that people HAVE dumped even worse things here…)
When I’ve loitered around the premises, I’ve never heard them turn away anything!
…and the place seems to be no bigger than your neighbors’ 2 car garage!
Please read the fine print or call before you drag in that used battleship, though…
Place rating: 4
Los Angeles, CA
More than a drop off site, they also have a nice selection of books for sale. Staff is always friendly. Great place to part with all that accumulated stuff you no longer really need. The closest large Goodwill retail store is about a mile east on Venice.
Place rating: 4
Los Angeles, CA
Helpful employees, easy drop off center, and well organized books, which we got side tracked during our drop off, and ended up purchasing as well. The books we bought were all in really good shape, and great prices (we bought all kids books), but if I had more time I would have picked up a few for myself too. Small, but I imagine the inventory changes quite frequently, and it’s a good reason to clean out your closet before making a trip over.
Place rating: 5
Las Colinas, TX
Anthony was super nice. Met me at my car and helped me with all My items! Clean store!
Place rating: 4
Sacramento, CA
Went here for Christmas shopping and quickly dropped about thirty bucks on CDs, books, and DVDs, all priced at about two dollars. A very small store (seriously like 15×15, excluding the back storage area). It always seems to look like they «just moved in» the way the store is laid out. Nothing showy about this place, it is a simple buy-​or-​donate operation — the cashier actually wrote what I bought down on a legal pad. You’re guaranteed to find something among the selection, and even if you don’t like what you got all that much, hey, at least you donated two bucks to charity.
Place rating: 5
West Los Angeles, CA
I haven’t bought anything from this Goodwill location — this review is for the drop-​off services only.
I came here last weekend to drop off a carload of goods, from a vaccum cleaner to books to silverware (yes, we did some serious housecleaning). The location itself was very well-​organized and, well, clean. (That’s something you don’t see a lot at thrift stores!) Just a quick look around revealed an extensive books section, which I’ll have to revisit soon.
But the best part was how great the drop-​off went. The staff, an older and younger gentleman, went out of their way to assist me in carrying stuff from my car inside. They were gracious, funny, and so helpful. They were so friendly that I wanted to stay and chat with them! But alas, I had a day full of errands ahead of me.
Again, I can’t speak to the quantity or quality of other items they offer, but if you’re looking for a fast, easy, and fun drop-​off for your donate-​able goods, try this place!
Place rating: 4
Los Angeles, CA
I’m addicted to this place. When I need my cookbook fix, which is often, I cruise on over here. Sometimes I hit the jackpot, and sometimes I don’t.
I dumped off a few boxes of odd & ends that were cluttering up my casita.
Headboard
Books
Shoes
CDs
In return, I received a tax deductible receipt.
Now I just need about 10,000 more of these receipts and I’m in the clear with the IRS.
Place rating: 2
Los Angeles, CA
I have been dreaming of visiting the Goodwill Bookstore ever since I saw the sign several months ago. Even though I drive by almost every day, I couldn’t figure out if it was actually open, and it’s not on the Goodwill website, so I was confused. I had huge hopes for this Goodwill bookstore, imagining it would be as wonderful as the Oxfam used bookstores that are all over the UK.
Well, I was wrong. This bookstore has the same assortment of Danielle Steele novels that your neighborhood thrift store has, and not even a larger selection at that. Indeed, the selection is worse than your average Friends of the Library bookshop. If you are there to donate, poke around and maybe you’ll find a book or DVD to buy, but no need to stop in special.
The store is open 7 AM to 7 PM daily, so if you are en route to the airport, perhaps you’ll want to swing by and buy a couple harlequins.
Paperbacks are $.99, hardbacks and CDs $ 1.99, and DVDs are $ 3.99.