Great place to find anything and everything. Love my new…read morecowgirl hat. Thank you ladies

The store is in a shopping mall. It is not very large. They had a lot of jewelry, some rocks,…read moresome decorative items-many Native or Mexican ones, limited clothing and other odds and end. Prices were a bit high. They had some nice items though.

The selection of clothes at this particular location is pretty good. The staff working when I…read moreentered said hi and welcome in. Like every thrift store, some things are over priced, but you can find some hidden treasures. Red is the color of the week and I only saw 1 red tag. The store is very clean and well organized, it's not crammed like some of their other locations. It's newer so the bathrooms are also clean and nice. It's worth a stop.

The hard goods prices in this store are absolutely ridiculous; this store has become a joke. For…read moremany items, you may as well buy them new. Dollar Tree items are priced at $3.99+ (come on, we all know the the Greenbriar label is Dollar Tree). Decorative items are priced higher than at Ross or Home Goods. Hobby Lobby items (which you can buy at HL for 50% off one week out of every month) are priced a few dollars less than the original HL price. Craft items are laughable, sometimes priced for pennies less than retail. Worn out name brand sneakers are priced at $24.99. Small items that used to be .49 or .99 now start at $3.99. They advertise Thursdays as their $1 Day, yet pull most of the decent items on Tuesday, leaving very few items for $1 Day. (Yes, I have watched them do this. I used to donate and shop there frequently. Now I stop in once a month, if at all. And I no longer donate there...there's no "good will" in the store and I understand why many people call it Greedwill.

This is a odd group of items furniture to clothing…read more I did find another kitchen timer. Sometimes you need a chicken timer. Update When I came home I found the timer worked perfectly. And a nice thank you for coming from the Cottage. I'll be back.

This unusual place is in Tucson in Oro Valley area. It is a pink building with a couple of trailers…read morewith a good amount of second hand items. I found some jewelry and two unique pieces of handmade items. Friendly staff. Will go again when I am in the area. M

This Salvation Army Thrift can be hit or miss like any thrift store. They have a fairly large…read moreselection of clothing. You'll find some lego (in the case up front) and current holiday decor to the right of the cashier. In the back is furntiure, electronics, and decor. Today I had a huge score in the record section. Viny is $1.99 each even if its a 2 record album. All the vinyl I got was in great shape. Overall this place is a great stop on your thrifting jounrey.

Manager and staff are extremely helpful! Highly recommend. Thank you…read moreFor all your help!!!

I've lived in the Tucson area for quite a few years, and had never realized this place existed…read moreuntil now. I was pleasantly surprised by the selection, organization of the racks, and prices. The clerks were friendly whilst I was shopping and upon checkout. Left with a haul much bigger than expected and a big smile on my face. I will definitely be back.

We found a food processor, and when plugged in, it did not work. It was $30. We offered $20 even…read morethough it was broken. They said they have to throw it away. We offered $30 donation to the store. We offered to get it out of the trash. Everything was absolutely NO. We got home and figured out what was wrong, and offered to come back to try. They said NO we already cut the cord and threw it away. We offered to still pay as we could fix the cord. The manager was extremely cold and wouldn't listen. He sternly said you can't get it out of the trash, don't try. Go to Deseret where everyone is kind and working towards a goal of helping others and making customers happy and satisfied !

This Goodwill was awesome!!! I came by on a Sunday…read moreafternoon and it wasn't too busy. They had an awesome selection of everything. The book section here was huge, and the deals were great! $4.99 for hard covers and $3.99 for paperbacks!!! You can't beat those prices. I found four books and a beautiful picture of some trees!!! Melinda was very helpful and rang up my items fast. I would definitely comeback here next time I'm in the area.

I spend a *TON* of time and money thrifting every single week, 85% of which is various goodwills…read more This particular location is one that I don't frequent terribly often, as it's just not on my way to or from anywhere. I have a really decent rapport with pretty much all of the staff and managers at probably at least the next 8 closest goodwills. This one is the exception. The red headed (really long presumably natural ginger) manager is literally unhinged with the way she treats the merchandise she is ringing up for people, literally slamming 75 year old glasses into the counter, and laughing when she smashes heavy plates down on top of dainty little glasses to the point of needing to be inspected for breakage. In spite of this, when politely asked if she had any newspaper for the most fragile and delicate items (like 3-4 pieces) , she looked around, and said no, sorry, but I can bag them separately so they don't break" (and as much of a tree hugging hippie as I am, these same 75 year old glasses (that were overpriced af btw), wouldn't make it home all rattling around willy nilly sans any protection. "Okay, thanks so much!" And literally I turn to dig for my phone to tap, and turn back around as she literally shoved the entire bag with 4 separate breakable items right in front of my face, leaving them crashing against each other as they bag kept swaying side to side. "I guess the whole I'll wrap them separately so they don't break comment was entirely inaccurate, huh?" "Well, idk why you think we are OBLIGATED to provide you newspaper, we don't have to do that and we're not GOING to do that and I'm NOT going to wrap them separately". Okay psycho, but literally instead of just lying for the sake of lying and being surprised when a customer is horrified to hear their 75 year old glasses clanking against each other, why even bother to say you will to begin with?!?! Like I genuinely have no clue wtf her problem is, but clearly she was bothered immensely by being expected to do her job in a competent manner with the most minute fraction of customer service skills. Like I get it, girlypop. If I had your job, I would be a raging psycho that had no respect for anyone or anything, too.... But literally, goodwill should really evaluate which managers should have a customer service forward type of position, bc this was literally the most wildly obnoxious customer service I have *EVER* experienced in a goodwill. Stop lying to people, that's gross af. Be a better human.

i m here for two reasons drop off and a search…read more i needed carry - on rolling bags that i will donate to foster children as they are resettled in care. It's typical they only have a trash bag of clothes. A rolling bag gives them. first posession to keep things in. i also include a go kit of toothpaste and brush Soap and soap dish holder and shampoo. We wait till we have a set of 12 to give, to make an impact. All Good

Best Goodwill Store I have been to. Organized, clean, fitting rooms, restrooms. Loved it. Great…read morejob to whoever is in charge of this store. Good selection of everything, will definitely come back.