Goodwill

San Antonio, United States

3.8

Closed now

8 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 210-924-8581
Website:
www.goodwillsa.org
Address:
12332 W Interstate 10 Ste 12, San Antonio, TX, 78230
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Dogs Allowed
No

Today

Today 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (San Antonio) 01:29 Thursday, 12 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm

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Specialties

Since 1945, Goodwill of San Antonio has provided our community with invaluable resources such as goods, employment and services. By shopping at or donating to Goodwill, you help fund educational training and services to help people find employment and build careers.

History

Established in 1945.

Goodwill is one of San Antonio’s largest health and human services non-​profit agency.

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8 reviews of Goodwill

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Place rating: 5
Boerne, TX
This Goodwill is well organized and has great finds! Clothes are by sizes so it’s easy to shop. They have great electronics and computer stuff too. One of the better Thrift Stores in the city. It’s always on my list to check out!
Place rating: 3
San Antonio, TX
Goodwill is always a fun place for me to kill time, and this one seems to be really well-​organized and the items they accept are of very good quality even though they’re used/​donated. I was hoping to find more furniture but all the prices are superb. Too much «Julia’s Attic» is my biggest critique.
Place rating: 3
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City, UT
I just moved here from Seattle and so far I am extremely disappointed with Texas thrift stores. There are plenty of Goodwills around but none of them separate jeans or t shirts by size or gender apparently, which makes them a huge pain to look through. Rarely do I find anything good enough to buy, but this particular location was clean and well organized compared to most others around. They also seemed to stock less garbage and broken furniture than other stores. I saw a Pentax 35 mm SLR here a couple weeks ago for $ 29, which was a good price. This store is right next to Krispy Kreme so you can run over and grab a doughnut. I’ll be coming back for sure, still hoping to find something cool.
Place rating: 4
San Antonio, TX
Pretty fabulous! We came in to load up on ‘pretend play’ items for our almost 2 year old. We were thinking — wallets, bags, purses, baskets, hats, scarves, anything!
We did good! For $ 14, and that includes a Goodwill donation, we purchased plenty of items for her to enjoy.
While there, I noted some awesome denim and amazing jackets in the ‘Julia’s Attic’ area which is associated with the local Junior League. We did not have a chance, but there is a suit I might go back for… it was marked at $ 25 and it retails for nearly $ 225. It was impecable AND my size.
This is a great place if you have the time to look for deals, if you have a young child to entertain or even a space to decorate. You can come, find nothing and leave or you can come, find everything you were never looking for. Either way, it is worth a visit.
Place rating: 3
Austin, TX
This Goodwill is right next to a bowling place and Krispy Kreme Doughnuts. It’s big, has a ton of stuff, it’s great for UTSAer’s to go shopping, and gets a lot of donations from college students when they leave.
Why 3 stars? I don’t understand why a rusty old and no brand bike is $ 40 and why a tank top shirt is $ 5.99. For something that was given to Goodwill, that’s pricey! So I have been to a lot of Goodwills and this one is particularly expensive.
But love that they have restrooms and they you may be able to find good deals. I do like that they have a lot of books here too. they are not expensive.
Place rating: 4
San Antonio, TX
I don’t go to Goodwill often, but I do go every so often to see if I can find any steals. The store is always well stocked and the employees are friendly. There’s a computer store in the Goodwill which holds used computer parts which is nice if you just need a keyboard, you can’t argue with $ 2.99! The bathrooms are clean, which is nice and there’s a huge selection of furniture, household items, clothes, etc. Employees are usually really nice as well, any time I ever drop anything off to donate, the people helping are soooo nice!
Place rating: 4
Bandera, TX
I wasn’t happy with the selection of stuff here, but the staff was pretty friendly. This isn’t anything like Southern California goodwill stores, where each week, a different item with a different colored sticker is half off. They had more variety than what I found back home.
Place rating: 4
San Antonio, TX
I personally love thrift stores because you can find some cool vintage stuff. I go to this Goodwill usually on a weekly basis to drop off stuff I no longer want, whether it’s clothes, furniture, electronics, etc. Once I’ve dropped my stuff in the blue bin, I usually go inside to see the new auction items, furniture and miscellaneous goods. The place is very organized, the employees are friendly, the prices are appropriate, and I usually end up taking home a treasure or two on a monthly basis.