Goodwill Industries

Best Goodwill I’ve been to by far. Usually when you go thrifting its utter chaos… there’s random crap everywhere, nothing is organized, the stuff smells & the staff isn’t terribly friendly.
That’s why I was so pleasantly surprised on my first visit to this particular Goodwill. The staff is friendly, students & military get 10% off and the store is unbelievably clean and organized! I don’t feel nearly as overwhelmed and don’t mind taking my time to see what treasures I can find. Definitely a good stop if you’re in the area!

I spent 5 minutes in here and walked out — the organization is very disorganized! Clothes and shoes are organized by color, not size. So unless you have a specific color in mind, be prepared to WORK for your purchase.
They have kids from «under 3T» and 3T and up … How are you supposed to look for your six year old who wears a size 8? It’s really just thrown together.
It looks pretty and organized, plenty of workers around trying to clean up, but I shop by size, not color.

Yikes Wallet, I’m sorry! I found what I was looking for, and more! Too much! This Goodwill was unique in it’s layout and availability. Yep, everyone was right, this location is smaller and older (no halloween stuff during Oct?) But I wasn’t unhappy.
It’s a gold mine if you’re willing to look through the racks! I love how they display items and pieces on racks and mannequins. It might have been the culprit of my impulse purchases. Bad Mannequins! The ladies working the registers said items left as soon as they came in because it’s a high volume store. (5 ladies working registers at all time) Knowing that, I’d recommend as a thrifter, hitting this specific location often!
The Good Will job center is also at this location so if you’re looking to work for Goodwill, this is the place to come.

This location is smaller than most other Goodwill stores I’ve been to. The selection is limited and there isn’t usually much furniture –but the ReStore is next door!
Overall i really like Goodwill and with some hunting (see what I did there) you can bring home a reasonably priced treasure!

Goodwill Goodwill Goodwill, oh how I adore thee. In my thrifting missions I always make it a point to slide by the nearest Goodwill location. I was in the mood to randomly buy something after work one day and decided to stop into this Goodwill location on my way home. One of the perks of shopping at Goodwill is that they receive donations from Target locations. I love Target as well so it’s a win-​win situation.
Upon walking in, you find an area of clothing separated by category and color for women. Moving towards the back of the store you find men’s clothing and shoes. To the left is where the surplus and Target donations are is found. I was able to purchase two sweaters and a shirt that I had my eye on while in Target for about $ 4 each. There were also several nice jackets. They offer a small area of small furniture and a very large area of household items, books, CDs and DVDs. I always make it a point to search for a CD that makes me reminisce of the past The CDs are priced at .99−1.99. The prices in general in this location are super low! I love it!
Oh and how could I possibly forget to mention the accessories! LOVE LOVE LOVE the items I always find. I have a slight… well enormous earring fetish and I always manage to find the cutest pairs in any Goodwill location and this one definitely did not disappoint! Between the items donated by people and those donated by Target, most of my money went to earrings and bracelets! Just writing this review makes me want to go back on my lunch break! I just love it! I can also find cute nail polish colors as well.
The employees that work here were smiling and willing to help. They’re sure to remind you of the color of the week and other discounts available to college student, seniors and military personnel. This location also offers employment training services for those looking for jobs!
This place is great so if you’re looking for a great inexpensive shopping experience please stop in! And I was very serious about stopping by on my lunch break today

Seemed a bit smaller than my local goodwill store, but was very clean. There were no broken items or items on the floor. I saw multiple employees stocking, tidying, etc during my trip.
Some of the bookshelves were labeled by topics: Christian, Self-​help etc. Those shelves did have the topics mentioned, but those same topics were also everywhere else. The only real division was between adults/​kids, and paperback/​hardbound.
Lots of off-​season, brand-​new merchandise from Target. I went in July and quite a bit of the merchandise was either Easter or Halloween themed.
Pricing consistency across item categories were like other Goodwill Stores: paperback were $.99, hardbound a bit more; all jeans priced the same etc.
Housewares section was organized by type (great for you coffee-​mug fans!) and most items were in the proper spot.
Probably one of the most tidy locations I’ve visited. Small discount offered for students/​military/​seniors.

Yes, my Wife and I love to pop tags… especially while on a road trip. This was one of two locations near our hotel. We stopped by here to check out what they had. We found a few t-​shirts with some local flavor… i.e. Disney and the other amusement parks. Saved us some $$$. We traveled too far to buy anything large/​heavy, but they had a decent selection of household items.
Return Factor — 75%

Moved across the street to a larger location and now (according to their employees), they’re the #1 top selling Goodwill in all of Florida. We’ve gone and donated quite a few bundles of clothes and assorted household goods to them and walked through the store. Both the employees at the front and back end of the store are pleasant and seem to do a great job!