Goodwill Southern Nevada

This good will is suppose to be a supercenter but its actually really small compared to the rest. It did have a separate room for furniture which was nice but not much selection since it is smaller. The toys were all over the ground which is a trip hazard. I almost tripped over one. It’s an ok place. Not sure about the selection of clothes because I didn’t check it out. Had a few nice items that weren’t price so I didn’t bother with it even though it would have been nice to buy it. Some items were good deals while some where over priced. It’s an ok store and I do admit it’s in a nice location.

It’s been 13 days and I was still a little bothered by the shopping experience. So I decided to be assertive and called a Goodwill location to be transferred to a district manager. I left a voice mail for Melissa and she promptly returned my call. She spoke to Mike, the district manager and the Reader’s Digest version is he loaded my VIP card with the $ 5.00 credit.
So my advice is if you have problems with Goodwill be sure and call a store to get in touch with Mike.
Thank you Goodwill. ;)
(P.S. I gave a five star review but the one star review will be the rating that will show up :/)

Stopped at this location today and picked up a Lane Bryant button up shirt for work for only $ 3. Looks almost new! Store is kinda dirty.

This place is dirty and the furniture are over priced. I usually never find anything good here, but you never know. I seen plenty better goodwill’s.

Dirty store with questionable clientele. But there are still some rare find when treasure hunting.

I stopped here before for the usual 80’s costume party shopping, but this time I’m looking to find some items for table decorations. My wedding is coming up, and I’m doing my table settings myself.
I didn’t find any nice old looking bottles or vases I can paint except for two, but I didn’t think paying $ 8 and $ 5 for either was in the cards. I did see some really adorable old school oil lamps, but I still haven’t gotten a answer back about fire allowed at my venue otherwise, that would have been a jackpot as there were quite a few mini ones. What I did find was music sheets to do some fun paper decorations with!
The guy at the front was really pleasant and chatted with me at checkout.
It’s a smaller Goodwill, but it’s always a good stop as the Craig/​Rancho area has a cluster of thrift stores. Like all thrifting, it’s hit or miss and luck. I appreciate that they keep it fairly neat in here as well.
The prices seems a bit more than Deseret down the street, but some items are not badly priced that it’s still worth a stop for me.

I like this location. The store is always clean and they have a super friendly staff. I also love that they have great prices and my daughter loves that she can come in and not spend a ton of money and go home and make new crafts from what she buys. Overall, a great bargin.

A-​OK.
Shopping at a thrift store is definitely not beyond me. In fact, it makes the penny-​pincher in me very happy. I’m occasionally surprised what I can find, but that has a lot more to due with luck. It takes a little effort to visit at least occasionally to come across anything worth having. Probably the best use of Goodwills are finding that awful costume for whatever themed party you’re going to later. Someone’s trash is someone else’s treasure.
This particular Goodwill is about mid-​sized compared to others, so their selection varies accordingly. I’d call this one only somewhat organized, but one really can’t ask for more considering the merchandise they deal in. It is fairly clean, but note that I didn’t gander at their bathrooms or changing rooms. I was also grateful that they’re located in a convenient location.
So amongst my junk mail, I found a $ 5 coupon to this Goodwill. What was awesome was that their was no minimum purchase associated with it, but there was no cash value if the purchase was less than $ 5. I called it an excuse to go visit, and I guess I brought my luck along with the coupon this time. After thoroughly perusing the whole shop, I came across my mark: a cherry-​wood cigar box. The exterior had some less than desirable scratches, but nothing major. The cedar inside, on the other hand, was near pristine, and it still had a functioning hygrometer — all for $ 15. Now here comes the moral of the story: always haggle. I made the innocent question at the counter if the price could be brought down any. The lady said it was a recent addition item (they know via price-​sticker color-​coding), so they tend not to. Yet she rang it up for $ 10 anyway. I then presented my coupon, and she didn’t give me even one bit of hassle for what I was doing. Just the opposite in fact; she was quite courteous. Cost me $ 5+tax in the end. She didn’t have to be that accommodating to me, but she was and I appreciate it. That’s the kind of customer service I remember and draws future visits.

What a waste of time this place is!
Today, I moved all my stuff from my 2 bedroom apartment into a 5×10 storage unit. I ended up having alot of «stuff» I didn’t need anymore that were in almost new condition ranging from toys, clothes, shoes, costumes and small house wares. I decided to go to Goodwill at this location because it was the only one I knew that had a drop off location. So i drove from the other side of town to this place to do a drop off. I figured, «They have a drop off box and all I have to do is drop off». Now, I have done drop offs plenty of times at numerous donation centers, but this particular place i have donated 2 times in the last 12 months. Today would’ve been the 3^rd, but I get there, with my UHAUL, that’s already late, that’s eating up gas, at around 6pm, and this guy was sweeping outside the back doors. It was obvious he worked there because i had asked him if I can just drop off, he goes «Can’t you see the drop box has been turned around because it’s not working». So I asked him, «OK, well since you’re here, can’t I just take it inside?», he replied,” NO we closed at 530, you can drop it off at other locations though”. I was like, #1, WTF are you doing that you can’t just say, YES! drop it off right here and I’ll take care of it? #2, I could’ve taken the stuff inside myself with no problem if he was just being lazy and hate his job, #3, I’m DONATING to the less fortunate, which they get for FREE, and turn around and SELL. Why won’t he accept it?
Bottomline, I left that place with such disgust, and NEVER will I EVER again donate at goodwill. I ended up driving and doing a drop off at Big Brothers and Big Sisters drop off location on Craig and Ann. I will never ever donate at this place ever again.. Goodwill you’re lucky Unilocal has 1 star and I can’t get lower than this, but you definitely don’t even deserve 1 star. just sayin.