There's no organization in the store. Going through the bins can be frustrating but if you're willing to spend a little bit more time, you can find some good bargains. The staff is very nice and helpful. The store is clean. Will definitely go back again as I did score some good stuff! read more

One of the worst Goodwill outlets I've ever been to. It was big and extremely hot. They were also closing an hour early the day I went and I didn't know that until I arrived. I spent $3 and change because I couldn't really find anything to buy. I was also just visiting the area, so I would have been limited in what I could buy anyway. If you ask me my opinion, it's a waste of time to visit. read more

I'm a seasoned thrifter and collector, and this is my favorite bins by far. Great parking, friendly staff, and they enforce the rules to make it an orderly, safe experience for all. There are also regular shoppers that have formed a very welcoming community. I love it here and have brought many friends who have enjoyed it also. Be prepared to spend time and do some deep digging, but also be prepared to find plenty of overlooked treasures. read more

Super cool, fun place to get discounted Goodwill items sold super cheap by the pound! Everything is in bins and you dig through things to find your treasures. Bins were easy to shop and browse. The staff was really nice, they kept it fun and the rules were very reasonable to keep shoppers safe. Great place to find just about anything you can think of! read more

we bought a Permobil power chair a few months ago and were very happy with the price We recently needed a repair and your staff immediately came out to our house and repaired it Excellent,Excellent customer service Kudos to the staff and Mr Crawford! J&M in Philadelphia read more

...bring your own chair if you want to sit? Can you imagine the chaos with more than 75-100 people bringing chairs to sit down to wait for a switch; sitting in your car with the AC on would be optional but gas is expensive. Six sorting tables for the customers... Some customers have baskets full, so I guess there will be a line to wait to sort your items... Please make this make sense. read more

Putting clothes on hangers would be helpful This place looked clean but no organization for the clothes what so ever.

Ok place, But no restroom's for customers,only for employees ( people pee in parking lot or in their cars,Does corporate office know of this, disgusting??? I was told employees got tired of cleaning bathrooms)Is this legal? read more

I was here from 9:40 am till 12 and I had to use the bathroom and they don't have a working bathroom for customers. I was told that I had to drive to WaWa to use the bathroom. Less than 30 minutes later, a cashier named Renee threw back to the bins all the stuff that I had worked on gathering thewhole day. The worst part about this is that they blame me for not telling them to hold my cart. How was I supposed to know? This place is rude and people that works here are very inconsiderate. You get your stuff for free and the least you can have a working bathroom for people that shop here. read more

Goodwill Outlet Store - That's my receipt and that's the cashier who threw back my stuff. - Thrift Stores Near Me - Bellmawr, New Jersey

We found this place on yelp. It was kind of busy. This place is a hit or miss. Compared to other bulk bins the bins were pretty empty. There wasn't a lot of things I was a little disappointed. I was there for an hour and they never came out with new clothes. I found two pair of shorts at a low price since you buy it by pound. They didn't really have a lot of books. It's worth going you never know what you can find. read more

Goodwill Outlet Store - Thrift Stores Near Me - Bellmawr, New Jersey

they sort donations in the back to sell and bring out the dookie tagged items from other stores. not to mention they only rotate twice every day . read more

"The Bins" as mentioned in the Facebook Thrift groups. I had to see what the fuss was about so I went to the local Goodwill Outlet store. There are tons of blue bins and items are sold by the pound. I suspect this is the last stop for items so they are sold at an amazing price. The staff was nice and plenty of carts and parking. It's a hit or miss place. The first time I picked up a ton of Cricut supplies ($60+ worth for $8)... second time school supplies. It's not close to home so when I am in the area I'm definitely stopping in. It's fun to "search" and find the deals. I'm not alone as this place had tons of shoppers. I'll be back read more

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This is not for the faint of heart. Aggressive resellers mixing in with regular folks. I didn't know about the change over in bins so when it opened up again, the resellers basically stampeded to the aisles that had been restocked. The merchandise varies from pure garbage to Coach purses. My daughter and friends found some decent clothing for a few dollars. I found an almost brand new portable playpen and mattress that retailed for $240. It was placed directly on the weigh station and I paid $13 and change. read more

Goodwill Outlet Store - Herded to one spot until cleared to shop again - Thrift Stores Near Me - Bellmawr, New Jersey

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I love this store things are so much cheaper by the pound. You find unique things. It has a big parking lot and also the medical equipment store is there. Workers are always friendly and the bathroom was kept really nice and clean last time I was there. read more

Terrible experience. This place clearly feeds into scalpers and doesn't care about fair access for real collectors or shoppers. Everything felt chaotic, disorganized, and overpriced. You're honestly better off going to a well-run Goodwill--at least there, things are fair and managed properly. I won't be coming back. I would give zero stars if i could! read more

I stop in from time to time but it's been very downhill lately. Tons of trash and even shoes with soles falling off. I purchased 5 coloring books which should have been .25c each. The employee decided she was going to charge me by weight so instead of being $1.25, it was 3.5lbs x $1.29/lb which is $4.51 (almost 3x what it should have been). Unfortunately I didn't realize how much because i purchased other items and didn't think about my total until way later. Not customer friendly, that's for sure. read more

I sure didn't expect it to be like dumpster diving. Could at least go through it first and get rid of the trash. It was gross and I'll never go back. read more

UNBELIEVABLE! We stopped in on our way to get to the turnpike after visiting our son at school. Parking lot was busy and people were coming out with carts full of stuff, but when we walked in I couldn't believe what I saw! BINS?! They looked like troughs that cattle would eat at and I'm sure that's what it must look like when the store is crowded, which even with the cars in the lot it really looked dead inside. Had it been like others have said, people pushing and shoving we would never have gone in. We have a thrift store in town that is very organized with clothes on racks signs saying women's, men's etc, but here to have to rummage through bins is ridiculous. A total sh*t house. read more

I'll actually record this when I go, but loling at other peoples reviews- I just had to. concerns of COVID? don't go to a thrift store. it's used intems sold by the pound. I used to go to ts kind in Pa all the time. they would bring out big bins every 30min of new stuff which the reviews saying empty bins not coming through- that's upsetting but the entire point of doing this is that no one is organizing the clothes first - you can sift through trash- clean folded donations of brand named clothes. if you want a boutique/ then go to a boutique- they ate everywhere. employees of goodwill hsce to sort through whatever is donated by anyone and I'm sure they get gross stuff donated/ this is like being an employee except you can actually purchase items you like- they can't. You can complain about 3 things when it comes to this type of set up- not providing enough bins or providing new ones frequently enough (like 1 an hour from 11-3pm pretty standard) and if they charge too much by the pound or have bunk scales- you gotta watch some places that dont have the cart weight adjusted or you pay for the weight of your cart and that's BS. that's it. if it's super licked through and nothing nee comes out then it's whack. expect complete torn rags and trash to be inside the bins cuz jerks through trash into the donatikn bins- also if you ever see someone throwing trash into donation bins, say something to them to stop them. Maybe you'll be more aware of it now. All the complaints over this type of thrift store set up over not accommodating seniors ? concerns for COVID? Gtfoh. smh, don't shop there if your concerned. Yeah, you could get monkey pox or Covid. sure. anyone handling used items can. it's really simple- you dont have to shop there. there is no way to eradicate that problem from a thrift store and offer it at the price point of "by the pound.". The cost of cleaning the items would be astronomical, and they couldn't sell the items at the cost that they do. If you dont understand that, you're retarded. Ya'll are insane. read more

Was in the area with the husband and decided to stop by and kill some time. Had to wait about 20 minutes before shipping was allowed. The obvious resellers were aggressive, but we went at our own pace and skimmed the bins. There was a lot of literal garbage, but we found a few older video games and a board game that miraculously had all the pieces. Good way to kill time when in the area for something else, but I wouldn't make it a destination. read more

Great bargains by the pound. Wear gloves because you never know how long the stuff hasn't been washed. Watch for broken glass. Changes bins every couple hours you can wait on the furniture side until they are done. No running. No pushing. Be nice. The workers are great. read more

I had a bad experience with this store with their online store. Staff was rude. Why go there when you can be treated better somewhere else? read more

I was looking for used chairs that I could strip and paint for fun, so I've been haunting thrift stores looking for chairs for this project. What the heck? I had never been in a place like this before. Bins are brought out while people stand behind lines, then once they are given the OK, people bum rush the bins and rip though them, tossing things into the air. To be honest, it looked like people were looking for stuff they could re-sell and not really for personal use. I have to admit I didn't know how the system worked when I walked in, and the whole process just really threw me off. Everything in the bins looked dirty and broken and stained, almost as if they were dragged out of garbage bins. Now, I happen to thrift quite a bit, but the quality of goods I saw here were among the worst I have ever seen. Nope, nopeity nope nope. read more

This Goodwill isn't your regular Goodwill- it's an outlet. You might wonder how the prices could be any cheaper, but they are- because you're only paying $0.99 a pound & $0.25 a book. Unlike your regular Goodwills, this location does not have anything sorted or neatly displayed. Instead all the "goods" are rolled out in huge bins that get lined up in the store. Then it's up to you to sort through everything. Once you've gotten everything you want, you roll your cart to the register & they'll weight it. You pay $0.99 for each pound. There are a few rules, although no one seemed to follow them. 1. One cart per person. 2. No running. 3. No stacking your stuff & leaving it. A tip- wear gloves. read more

While they announce a bunch of rules before they let you go to the tables, (I only heard no running, the rest was too low to hear) apparently they're really are no rules. You have groups that scoop up everything on the tables, afterwards they sort through it. People ramming their carts into you to make you move, and while there was nothing worth enduring that, I stood my ground and let them know, no, we're not doing that. They need people to monitor what's happening. read more

It's an outlet. Yes, it's dirty. Yes, people will push you out of the way to grab a pair of nikes. That's to be expected. It's not for everyone, but I love the hunt What's not to be expected is screaming and harassment by the manager. I was floored. I wasn't sure where to stand in the queue outside and man, that set her off. Screaming at the top of her lungs at twenty people, focusing her glance on me. I stood frozen and shaking. I shopped but not without fear that this manager would harass me again. For standing two feet away from the starting location. I noticed that the manager frequently adds colorful commentary to criticism about her. I think that's a better reflection of her character than poor reviews. read more

Rude staff who lie to your face. They will tell you to go sit in your car for 20 minutes "until we allow people to shop again" and then when you come back they will tell you you're not allowed to shop for another half hour, and treat you like an idiot for listening to a different employee. Not worth it. read more

All items are sold by the pound. New items rotate out every two hours. When new merchandise is wheeled out ...it is a MAD DASH to it! Everything is dumped into bins - and I mean everything...clothing with housewares with glasses with toys. Plan time to DIG. Many shoppers were wearing cloth gloves to protect their skin. The store is otherwise very clean and bright. Management and staff were friendly. This type of shopping experience will NOT be for everyone - but for those that have time to dig...happy shopping! read more

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This goodwill is terrible and there's some shady stuff going on! They cater to a few people and it made me sick. This morning I got there at 9 am. I was told Th eh switch out the bins every 2 hours and we have to go outside while they do this. The regulars don't go in at 9 am. They get there around 10 am, exactly around the time we got kicked out and they get top notch service. They were first in line to get back in for the second round. They were holding their spots with a shoe as they walked around doing whatever they wanted. The door opens, the lady let's them in and they run to a bin loaded with nice shoes, everyone else gets stopped at the door, they say so others can grab carts, but I honestly think it's because they give these few people time to take all the shoes they put in one bin for them. They knew exactly where to go. I was like 5th in line and these 2 guys had there carts full to the top with shoes before I even could get to them. They have to be paying off the managers. When I got there at 9am, there was a pair of shoes or two in every other bin and they were trash. Nothing good. You'd be lucky to find 5 pair between all the bins, but when these guys get there, we all had to leave an hour earlier than we should have and wait outside so they were strategically first in line and luckily were able to find 2 carts full of shoes in a matter of 2 minutes? Coincidence? I think not! A friend of mine who frequents the store said don't even bother, they always get all the shoes and the workers don't say anything to them at all. They take them all and go over into a corner and remove the ones from the cart they don't want, we get there slop if we are lucky enough to have it. They wouldn't let anyone else pick thru the stuff, they made everyone get in line, but when they are there, there's always magically bins of shoes and they always magically get them. This has got to stop. Upper management or someone in charge needs to make this fair. I need shoes for my family because I'm poor, they are selling them obviously The first round there were no shoes, the second round, there were 2 or 3 cart fulls of good brand name shoes, but unfortunately, unless you were one of the scam artists that more than likely pay them off, you weren't getting no shoes at all. You should really hire a private detective to go in and watch what's happening to your donations. It's so unfair! The second round we weren't asked to leave for over 2 hours and there were more people inside. It's because these men needed time to look thru the cart fulls of shoes that were put out so generously for them. It still amazes me how before they got there, there were a couple of beat up pairs of shoes in every other bin, I was one of the first inside when they opened, I seen it all go down. But when we get told to leave so they can switch bins at 10 am, the first people in line were these guys and they were able to get 2 cartfulls lol. This place is a joke and they think people are idiots. As you can tell by the reviews, people are all seeing it. The higher employees in the place and the door lady are definitely in on all of this and they need to be stopped. There should be a limit of the amount of shoes you are allowed to get. It's really pathetic, why not make it 10 pairs per customer. That's more than enough shoes and they also need to tell them if they put it in there cart, they bought it. You can't take all the shoes and then slowly decide which ones you want to keep when there are many other people who would like the opportunity to look at them As welll. It still amazes These workers don't say A WORD to them. It needs to end and goodwill org. You should be ashamed of yourselves. Fix this! Not to mention, the first round there were hardly any shoes in any bins, they must get there at a certain time, set it up with certain employees and by the second round all the shoes go in one bin for them. You have to see this to believe it. I've never in my life seen something so criminal like happen right directly in from of my face. It's not normal what they are doing, it's actually a crime and they need to pay for what they are doing. (The cashiers are very kind) I don't think they have anything to do with it. If it doesn't stop people need to start taking their donations elsewhere I'm not going to stop until this gets taken care of. I'm talking to my aunts friend tonight and she's supposed to give me advice on what to do and who to get a hold of to put a stop to this. Maybe we can all finally go shop and get a fair shot! If you are coming here for shoes, I wouldn't even bother. You will be lucky to get a pair of stained up beat up shoes as they are going thru cart fulls of new and like new shoes. It's a horrible thing to see and I can't wait until they go down for it. read more

This was my first time at a Goodwill outlet. Everything is thrown into bins. Things will not be placed in a particular bin so jeans may be in a bin with purses, an air conditioner unit and a toaster. For 99 cents a pound what more do you want. Once they are ready for the new bins to come out everyone circles around the new bins and once they are ready people run towards the bins. Different kind of experience. The people that were used to this place had gloves on to search through the bins. I would recommend bringing gloves. There are no fitting rooms. read more

Not for the faint of heart. This some Treasure Of Sierra Madre prospecting going on here. Competitive and occasionally miraculous. I love the hunt. Some fellow shoppers are enjoying digging, some are tools who want to dominate everything while disrespecting the goods. Plenty of stuff has been at other area Goodwill locations, some has possibly come straight here. I refer to it as "last stop before the landfill". Some stuff is already trashed: headless figurines, LPs in mysteriously soggy jackets, a picture someone put a fist through. Some stuff is weird: vape juice, a used filter, a sample pack of dry dog food that has come open and the contents are intermingled with everything in the bin. But then there's unexpected delights. Something that you were going to have to pay retail for somewhere perched at the top of a bin in like-new condition. There's also some pieces of furniture that are already priced. Books are a quarter. Everything else is "by the pound" (which is what I call the place). For someone like me who has a bit of a shopping problem, an hour and a half spent hunting and splashing out $14 and some change is far better than the damage I can do in the same time in a retail establishment. And far more interesting. If you're looking for clothes and shoes (footwear is $1.49 lb instead of 99 cents), you want to hit the middle section and rear right of the store first. If that's not your thing, hit the side sections. Yes the bins get rolled in and out throughout the day, but sometimes you'll see some of the same stuff come right back out mixed with a few new pieces in the mix. When you're done shopping, take things out of your shopping cart that aren't 99 cents a pound (books, glassware), roll your cart onto the weighing surface, find out how much it added up. Cash or credit. You get handed bags to put your haul in and roll out. Finding a few treasures here and there keeps me coming back. read more

Went to buy a very large glass votive yesterday for the regular glass price of .49 a pound, instead.of the general merchandise price of .99 a pound but when I put it up on the scale the cashier said "that's not glass!" I chuckled even though I didn't understand her joke but I didn't want her to feel embarrassed. But then I looked at her and saw she was completely serious. I replied back that it was "most definitely glass" and proceeded to show her to which she said "I can't see through it, so it's not glass, NEW store policy". I stared for a moment dumbfounded , it was a clear glass votive but the inside had been painted so you couldn't see through it. As I stood there and the stupidity of the situation sank in my disbelief turned to anger and I called my son over and told him to put it back and we left. I've been shopping here 3-5 times a week since the first year they opened and it has progressively gotten worse every year but everytime I think they couldn't get any worse they seem to take it as a personal challenge. read more

It is 31 degrees out and they are making a group of us stand outside for 20 mins while they change out new merchandise while another group of customers gets to sit inside where its warm. For years they used to let everyone wait inside the store in an area that was out of the way of the workers but for no good reason they now kick out anyone buying something and make them wait in the cold. The woman next to me is coughing because she has bronchitis and breathing the cold air is making her cough worse. If she passes out I guess I'll be calling an ambulance. read more

Avoid please! esp if you have kids! my kid was litterally run over like it was a stampede and then hit in her head w a cart while on the floor and nobody did anything about it. I nearly killed like five ppl that day! No apologies from the rude ppl shopping and the manager shrugged like oh well when I told her what happened. The other workers there were rude as well and litterally don't give a rats ass about you unless your a regular and paying a lil bit more under table to the house. this place is awful. I wonder if the ppl donating know that thier items get picked thru by a few ppl who clearly dnt need the stuff and are just buying it cheap to sell it elsewhere while real familys in need have to wait and watch them shop amd buy all the good stuff before theyre allowed to even look at anything. Someone said you Need thick skin? No you need full Dwarven battle Armour! And you need to have zero manners and absolutely no humanity left in you at all. The quiet people who seemed to really need it got screamed at and hearded like cattle while ppl who had on sneakers worth more then our car got to go in for first dibs on the best shit EVERY TIME. its ridiculous. What's left is dingy smelly and worthless. They look at you like your shit the whole.time.you look too. Some shady craps going on there I know it. Try to avoid if you can...I just needed fabrics for a school project and my daughter wanted to get a toy or something like we do at other thrift shops but.......I dnt need em that much! I'll just got to Johannes or a diff thrift store next time and take the tots to games top for plushies....screw this place. read more

September 19, 2018 Mark Boyd President & CEO Goodwill Co Consumer Complaint Division 2835 Route 73 Maple Shade, NJ 08052 To Whom It May Concern, On September 14, 2018, I visited the Goodwill store located in Bellmawr. Unfortunately, my visit was not a pleasant one due to the unprofessional behavior of the staff in particular Joseph Vaugh and the manager Dawn Monzo. I was in the store for a total of four hours and the gentleman named above approached me a total of three times. The first time I was accused of "running" in the store. I am an older woman in my mid-fifties and have crippling arthritis, I do not run anywhere. The second and third time was again for "running" and misplacing my cart. As per the employee Joseph Vaugh I was asked to leave the store and could not make any further purchases. I go to the goodwill for need not want and the things I couldn't purchase that day were items I needed. I suffer from anxiety attacks and depression and hearing that young man have no respect in the tone he spoke to me, I felt extremely humiliated. I then decided to speak to management and as approached the office and knocked on the door to my surprise the managers' response to the misconduct of her staff was to shut the door on my face. I am a humble middle aged Hispanic woman and I never experienced so much mistreatment from a facility that is supposed to help the community. On the day I visited the store there was no courtesy, respect, or general care of the public who visits this store. I hope to hear an apology, for no one should be treated that way. I look forward to your reply and a resolution to my problem and will wait until of October before seeking help from a consumer protection agency or the Better Business Bureau. Please contact me at the above address or by phone at. Sincerely, Lourdes read more

I was told by a friend to check this place out and boy was she right!!! There was so much to choose from and paying .99 a pound was amazing for what I got. There was a ton of brand name things to choose from and I will be coming back read more

This is a cool place. But you have to have thick skin in dealing with other buyers there. In search of goods in the bins. Absolutely fun from my standpoint. The cashiers are very nice. But it's not for everyone read more

Last summer I been couple of times in this "Blue Bean" store and I could find some clothing I can use , like cashmere sweater with small holes I could fix, silk skirt, Couch small bag in excellent condition, some new items with tags on it. This January I went in Goodwill Outlet again, what a different story! In front of cashiers they organized "Boutique" !!! with items they fishing out from beans before they put it out for people . In so called "boutique" they sell anything new with tags on it and other clothing items what they think will sell for more money , like very shabby fur jacket ,Coach bags - most of them has a price like $35.00 - $45.00. Leather coat - probably 30 years old for more then $20.00 ! They probably do no know you can buy the leather jacket or coat in regular Goodwill for $12.99 in much better condition, and you have bigger selection there - because people do not buying that stuff anymore! It is much less people shopping there than last year - because nothing to buy anymore , unless you need cheep old jeans or men's pants and sport jackets , also plenty shabby t shirts , artificial Christmas trees , broken stuff, empty boxes, so it looks like a lot of merchandise! Also If you plan to buy half-used cosmetics from years ago - this place to go. read more

You never know what treasures you will find. Merchandise changes frequently. Suggest you wear gloves.

Good place to look for bargains don't really like how they throw glassware in the bins can be dangerous. . If the other goodwill stores would price their items better there wouldn't be broken china dolls with 19.99 price tags in the bins. Everyone is very nice that works there. Customers at times are very rude , when the bins are changed. It's every man for themself. read more