Both donation centers in A Town suck as far as making donations. Staff are lazy and both locations must be I'll equipped to deal with LARGE donations but the last thing someone wants to do is spend 1 hour while you go through everything. Very unprofessional. Makes it kinda hard to donate when it becomes that much extra work. If all you want is clothes you should make it known. I am very unhappy and will never donate to goodwill again. read more

Not very happy with this goodwill. I come here multiple times a week to shop and never have I been treated so poorly! The sign for the donation center says you are welcome to donate until six pm on Sunday however after waiting outside for ten or more minutes my fiancé went into the store and was rudely told they aren't accepting donations. Why bother posting a sign saying you're accepting donations until six if you're not? I then called to express my frustrations about loading up a truck full with the thought that we still had time (it was only 5:30) to which the woman on the line, Jackie, hung up on me! Are you serious? That's how you want to treat your customers? All I can say is take your business elsewhere to local thrift stores that TREAT THEIR CUSTOMERS RIGHT. read more

This is my favorite thrift store ever! I often get compliments on the clothes I find there, and people are shocked when I tell them I got it at Good Will. Reduce, reuse, recycle! Even my brand-conscious teen likes shopping there now. Keep up the great work, Good Will! read more

They have gotten rid of their 50% tags, now just 25. They are horribly overpriced. They sell things from target that still have the tags on and the target price is lower than what goodwill is charging! It's sad that a thrift store is more expensive than tjmaxx, target, Marshall's...etc. I won't be shopping there any more! Im really sad because I love finding good deals and it was my favorite place. read more

I went to the drop off in the parking lot to donate some items. I gave them about $500 worth of merchandise in great condition, then the guy noticed a few things in my truck in fair condition and was super condescending, telling me they won't take it and I should throw it away. I didn't realize they didn't clean area rugs (they were dusty, not stained). He acted like they were doing me a favor, when in fact I could have sold everything I gave them had I wanted to. Maybe I'll do that instead next time. read more

Why did Goodwill get so expensive? While I often find clothes in good condition, paying close to what I would for something brand new at say, Ross, irks me. I also miss the days when their saving specials each day were of some significance. Store at least smells okay and is well laid out. A definite place to come peruse on a lazy afternoon. read more

I looove this Goodwill. I was spoiled growing up with this place, I thought every goodwill was as cool as this place. The seriously have everything here. read more

I love this store! Every time I come here I leave with an armful of goodies, and usually only spend about twenty dollars. It is a large store with plenty to chose from. The women's section is the best, there is not much in the way of little boys clothes unfortunately. Also during Halloween they have a HUGE selection of costumes both new and used. I go in at least once a month to check out whats "new". read more

This is one of the best thrift stores I've been in. It is well stocked and well organized. I like the fact that the clothing is separated by size, which is more than most thrift stores do. The prices are very reasonable and the staff is friendly and helpful. read more

A great store. You can drop your old stuff off at the collection center either in the parking lot or in the back and then buy a whole bunch of other stuff when you walk in. The staff always greets me when I walk in and are patient with my son and myself when we visit the store after a serving of chocolate Leo Leo gelato. Our family visits this store 3-4 times per month. read more

I had never been to this Goodwill location before, but they had announced a "Grand Re-Opening" after some renovations and I needed a little road trip, so went to check it out. I'm a thrift store officionado. This one was fine. It was easy to find with my GPS; just from highway 101 to El Camino Real. Absolutely plenty of parking, in the same shopping center as Food 4 Less. On this Grand Re-Opening Day, there were plenty of staff on the floor and all the staff were extra friendly. They were handing out free re-usable bags with their trademark. They were actually still putting out quite a lot of their stock and the special announcement had attracted a good amount of people, so it was just a bit hectic. My favorite thing was the book section which was not only neat, but pretty decently organized. I spent about 45 minutes perusing the shelves and came home with a dozen things to read, but also some women's tops. This neighborhood is pretty blue collar and it is near the Atascadero State Hospital, which you will pass on your right. read more