Goodwill used to be a place where thrifting was affordable to people in need... sadly this place has stuff at regular prices.... But it's used.. shoes for 69.99 when you can get them BRAND NEW, for 30-40 and Nike outlet.. just sad.. read more

This store is a hit-and-miss type of thrift store. One thing that definitely turns me off is most of their prices are far too high. Whoever prices the donated items needs to be educated on prices! The store is very crowded and stuffy. Customer service is excellent! I visited Goodwill today and as I looked at the jeans I was shocked to see some $19.99 jeans! Too much! The staff must not of heard stores like Burlington and Ross. They can beat the prices at Goodwill and one is getting new items vs. used. Hopefully this Goodwill will find their groove, lower the prices, and stock the shelves more frequently! read more

I came to the Goodwill today with my family. I want to say how great the customer service is here. It's nice to see employees that go out of their way for the guest. Dylan and.cobby was very helpful and answered all my questions I will definitely be coming back ! read more

The manager was very rude. She had "Enter Here" written on both sides of the sign where you drop off your donations causing other customers to be confused and could have potentially caused an accident. Another customer said that her signs needed to be labeled correctly. She was unprofessional and told customers myself included that we could cause an accident if we didn't go in the opposite way. It was the same drop-off spot I have parked at in the past and dealt with way nicer people, but I will no longer be taking my donations to this location. It was convenient for me to drive there and it is close to where I live, but this experience was terrible and I'd rather not have to deal with anyone's attitude while trying to do a good deed. read more

I was excited to go into this Goodwill, thinking it would be a great store based on how large and modern it looked from the outside and for being in a good location. It definitely was large, but the selection of women's clothes was disappointing. I also hate when stores throw shoes randomly on shelves so you have to wander all over and hope to find the right size. Also, no dressing rooms?? I don't know if this is a Bay Area thing but I'm used to thrift stores offering fitting rooms. How else am I supposed to shop for clothes? They do at least offer 7-day returns on clothes but only for store credit. Also, some of Goodwill's pricing has gotten out of control. $19 for a used Target brand cropped little denim jacket?? Please! read more

Goodwill Store & Donation Center - Thrift Stores Near Me - Concord, California

It appears like this Goodwill store had a bit of an upgrade as the outside looks pretty modernized with fresh paint and newly placed logo. (I only say this because I've been to a couple more Goodwill stores earlier in the day before coming through and I'm able to compare their outside appearances.) All the same, the inside is just as nice, organized and very clean. Most of their products were visually accessible which is a great thing - the less I move things out of the way to see other things, the better (pandemic and all.) The bargain buy for the day is a couple of small crystal candle holders with new candles already in them. They weren't tagged, but I really liked them so I decided to ask the cashier (because if the price is right, they'll be bought.) She took a look at them and said, "$0.49/pair." SOLD! Came out a winner on this visit. I don't live anywhere near this area but definitely keeping a mental note to make a stop next time I find myself around here. read more

Goodwill Store & Donation Center - Thrift Stores Near Me - Concord, California

Very disappointing experience. Went in there today and found a luxury brand handbag. I doubted its authenticity, but decided to speak with the manager about whether or not I could return it if it came back as not authentic. the manager told me that she had spoken with the e-commerce person who had been in the store the previous Day, and was told that it was not authentic. The store is knowingly selling a counterfeit item. My understanding is that this is a violation of federal law. It's also unethical to sell counterfeit goods. do better, Goodwill. read more

Im not sure what the cashier's name was but he liked Simpsons as a kid (according to the short convo we had) and he was beyond helpful and sweet with not only us but the people before us. The store was very clean and organized and didn't havw dust everywhere. People say that it's more expensive but the prices seem cheaper than Sonoma County Goodwill prices and the stuff is in better condition with a wider selection. read more

Staff is very friendly -- I typically come before closing and they are always really patient with customers as they close down the store. The selection is great and I always find a nice vintage piece. I can spend hours at this location! Keep up the good work. :) read more

Way overpriced...As for their claim of providing experience/education. All bussinesses do that as a function of GBP (good bussiness practice) and have been doing so for many years. Also, I don't think they should be constantly panhadling at the register. If ANYONE wants to give them more that what they are obligated to, which goes for ALL stores, they will do so. Finally, post COVID-19, it appears that all stores have reduced senior discounts in CA state. So, don't be asking for more money when you're offering less and don't even think of stating that costs have gone up. Most people who shop in this type of store are ALL having hards times, as usual, so if you are truly there for the community, start acting like it. read more

This Goodwill store I've dubbed the "TREASURE TROVE"! Not only do they get the best donations and used treasures, it's neat and clean and the employees are all really helpful and friendly!! And their prices are usually pretty reasonable unlike other thrift shops who seem to think they are antique stores or high end boutiques. Don't let nit picky ratings stop you from going!! I'm there all the time because it's the thrill of the hunt and like looking for buried treasure. I very rarely leave empty handed! It's just simply the best! God bless them!! read more

I cleaned out my closest and went to the Goodwill on Clayton Ave in Concord CA. I am a retired business man and thought someone could use some business attire. When I got there I was told there was a thirty minute wait to make a donation? I never heard anything so absurd who would wait thirty minutes to give something away. If this is the best system you can come up with you need new management. Later that day I saw the goodwill in Walnut Creek. I still had the clothes in the trunk so I stopped by. I was in and out in less then 30 seconds. read more

I just dropped off about 6 bags of clothes, blankets, and school supplies at 2pm, which is when they stop accepting donations. Rather than being made to feel bad for keeping someone late or being asked to come back tomorrow, I was greeted by a gentleman saying, "Welcome to Goodwill. Thank you so much for your donation!" He continued to be very kind, gracious, and courteous. What an amazing experience! The whole transaction lasted less than 2 minutes, but the impression this gentleman made on me will last a very long time. read more

I decided to stop in yesterday to see what kind of kid clothing they had. EACH piece was $4.99! The very kind lady working there told me that the prices had just been raised. I put all but 1 item back! That's crazy expensive. I had picked up something like the pants in the attached photo (for a 12 month old).... I can find these online NEW for cheaper ($3.25 on Amazon!!) They really need to rethink the kid clothing prices! read more

Goodwill Store & Donation Center - Comparable listed for $4.99 @ goodwill NEW pants like this on Amazon @ 4 for $12.50 aka 3.25/ea!!) - Thrift Stores Near Me - Concord, California

4 stars for the staff, the cleanliness and the ample selection of items. Zero stars for the increasing greed of Goodwill and their executives. $9.99 for a women's plain long sleeve t shirt is ridiculous and not what Goodwill is here for. It is no longer an affordable option for families in need. We can find cheaper clothing items online or for sale at other stores. And please don't comment that our shopping leads to jobs and counseling etc. Each clothing item needs to be reduced by a few dollars in order for Goodwill to be affordable for our community again. read more

I went to donate some clothing and they we're standing do nothing and they told me that you need to come back when we are not busy. I clearly saw both employees doing nothing and asked if they can only take them since I came from Walnut Creek and they told me no. Very poor customer experience. read more

Overcharge and swindle you. Posted prices are not what you will be charged. "Esmerelda" claimed all baby and toddler clothes are $1.99. I had a baby onesie and showed her the sign that said $1.09- she said this isn't a t-shirt. I then had a size 4 t-shirt and she said see this print on here it makes it's not a t-shirt. Wow! Train your employees better Goodwill. Stick to your signs. Why have prices if you wanna overcharge me. read more

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I am so disappointed for an organization such as goodwill who caters to help those in need to have someone so nasty work for them. I drop off new or semi used clothes, shoes, and other items as much as I can to give back to the community. The individual that accepts the clothes at this donation center is nasty, rude and very unfriendly. I have let it go a few times before but if your going to get volunteers or employees please make sure they are in line with the vision or at least a people person. Working in the non profit industry takes patience, kindness and humility. I will be following up with someone from this location pertaining this issue read more

This Goodwill is a step above several of the others in the area. The employees are helpful, and seem to be organizing the store pretty well. The household item section is plenty big, and they have a good selection of books. Over the times I've gone here, this is the Goodwill I've enjoyed the most and can find gems from time to time. The have decent furniture, and their non-fiction book section is nice. The clothing is a bit high priced for a thrift store, but that is across all the Goodwills. Still, I like their selection. read more

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I'm a frequent shopper here at this goodwill because of just how nice the staff is here. I always feel very welcome. But what chaps my hide is when I hear the short latin woman yelling at her coworkers. She must be the boss or something. Because talking down to your coworkers in front of customers is not cool. She's a horrible team leader. read more

Like other reviewers, I haven't been able to donate items to Goodwill because their donations dept keep closing during their advertised hours of operation. A few days ago, I drove to Goodwill and got there around 1pm. A sign in front of the donation dept doors said they take donations between 11am and 5pm. Another sign in that area said "closed." The donation doors were open, and I saw two employees inside processing items. One woman yelled "we're closed" and continued looking through a box of merchandise. I assumed that the staff must be going to lunch soon, and I asked "for how long?" She said, "Probably for several hours," and continued to go through the merchadise. I left and figured I'd come back a few days later. This morning, my husband called Goodwill to confirm their donations hours for today. The woman who took his call said, "We take donations 11am-5pm." We ran errands throughout the day and planned to swing by Goodwill to make our donation before 5pm. At 4:15pm, I asked my husband to call Goodwill again before we drive out that way to make sure they are not already closed. I am glad he did because the woman who took our call said the donations dept's hours of operation are 11am-4pm and they are closed from 1:30-2:30pm for lunch. Maybe something popped up that required Goodwill to shift their hours of operation day-of, like being short-staffed or having to process current merchandise before accepting more. Even if that's the case, it would be great if Goodwill could provide people reliable times to come back to donate. :) read more

I haven't shopped at this store since high school, but now that I'm pushing 30 I'm shedding all of my "why do I own this?" crap. For the shoes, furniture, and clothes that still have life in them (I'm looking at you, fringe boho top from Ross with the tags still on) - off to Goodwill they go. Folks working here are laid-back and happily accept donations. If you itemize your taxes, they can hook you up with a receipt. Enjoy the karma bump from your own goodwill, and keep on keepin' on. read more

Why would I buy clothes if I can't try them on? Fitting rooms closed since COVID, apparently. People are walking around the store with no mask but apparently opening the fitting rooms is off limits. Dumb, dumb, dumb. read more

I really like that their donation is open from 11:00-5:00. I dropped off a total of 11 garbage bag full of clothes and (2) boxes of household stuff. Other Goodwill will lie and say: "We're not taking any donations " The only thing though is they didn't give me a receipt nor they offered. read more

This place is beyond sucky. Even the employees are. We have been here for the 3rd time and as expected there customer service was horrible. We will not be going back here anymore. The parking lot is small and difficult to maneuver around a read more

Disappointed that I called about dropping off a donation. They said they were accepting donations 11am -2pm. Arrived to the donation center, but the guy very rudely said they were closed. I tried talking to someone at the cashier but they told me I needed to talk to the people at the back. Asked to talk to a manager, and said that they were also in the back. They had me back and forth, and were not helpful at all. read more

I like to donate here so I decided to check it out. I did find some nice tops but I was surprised there wasn't much stuff. Some bare shelves I usually don't see that at thrift stores. I thought the prices were high. Some dresses were $25 that's crazy for stuff you get for free you gonna charge people $25 for a dress? Need to lower the prices. There were not many people shopping either. You get more people if you keep your prices reasonable. read more

GoodWill: not just for my BurningMan shopping!! This place is massive and really well-organized. Husband wanted a couple shirts for work and I found some like-new ones for about $6 each. I picked out several and they were all really nice. No stains, rips, odors, etc. Perfect! Also grabbed a sparkly tank for my little 22 yr old cousin - I actually came in here on her birthday and saw the adorable top. $3 for a gift she'll love! As I was about to head to the register, I saw a dress hanging that caught my eye. Size 6 it said. I chuckled at the idea of me fitting into it but decided to give it a try. I lucked out as the tag was lying and it fit me perfectly! It is an amazing ruffled and beaded black cocktail dress. $15 was fair, since it was in perfect condition and was almost a custom fit. At the register I realized husband had my I.D. - I couldn't use my credit card without it. I have "SEE I.D." written on the signature line. I had to use my debit card :( BUT I LOVE that the employee enforced this, even though I tried to persuade her to let it slide. Most places don't even ask to check. Also, there were a couple guys working and they were very polite. I even got called "ma'am" a couple of times. They were moving large carpets and other stuff and were very courteous as they walked by. Good hiring, GoodWill! I was out of there in less than 15 minutes. For a girl who hates shopping, that was a perfect experience. read more

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Wanted to see my mother's clothes go to someone who needs them. Was turned away four times in three days. "come back tomorrow" "come back in an hour" Sorry, not coming back. Update: There is a Hospice Thrift Store just up the street. They were overjoyed to receive our donation. read more

The Goodwill soundtrack: *Achoo! ...achoo...achoo...sniffle...achoo..* I pack my tissue and stop by every once in awhile. I stopped by last night and scored: White House Black Market silk skirt for $4.99 New with tags, pencil dress for $9.99 A brand new Kate Spade handbag for $5.99 That sneezy soundtrack is growing on me. Sometimes I donate, sometimes I purchase. One person's trash is another person's treasure. read more

Goodwill here is an older, smaller store. limited parking spaces outside. books pricey, paperbacks @2.99, hardbacks @3.99. didn't see anything worth buying. usual rugrats are using this goodwill as a playground. sign at register indicates 10% off for patrons 55+.. read more

I have not browsed at this Goodwill in many years. Today we stopped by to drop off 3 large bags of clothing and shoes, plus two boxes of household items, Many years ago they had a large truck at the back of the store where items could be dropped off. Now they take items through the front door. While they did not have a cart for us, they suggested we pull up right to the door and then they helped us unload our items. I did not take time to look through the store, but my first impression was that the store was spacious, not crowded with merchandise. I like donating to Goodwill as they help people get back on their feet after facing adversities. As I continue to clean closets, I will keep Goodwill in mind. read more

They advertise being open for drop off from 10-2, but 3 out of 4 times when you arrive between the advertised hours they are either done accepting FREE items for the day or they have a large delivery truck blocking the door and tell you to come back later. Apparently we all have time to drive to Goodwill every day. In addition, they advertise that they take vacuum cleaners and when you bring one, they don't take it! read more

This goodwill stands 2-3 doors down from the 'Big Tree' on Clayton road. The collection is mostly small things. When it comes to furniture this is not a very good choice. Plenty of clothes for standard sizes. As clean as you would expect it to be. If you want to consider yourself green (I not; I'm a conservation) I would think you have an obligation to shop for items that would not encourage production of more items. All productions and transport of goods creates pollution and use of energy. Thus should be considered an inferior green selection to purchasing already produced items looking for new homes; which sounds like a good idea to me too. read more

Goodwill Store & Donation Center - Thrift Stores Near Me - Concord, California

I wish this location would sort their clothing by size. I hate wasting my time searching through clothes that aren't my size. The Goodwill stores in Sacramento area, Citrus Heights have everything sorted by size. People buy more clothes when they can easily find what size they need. I've mentioned this to a manager a few months ago but no changes. To me it seems like a logical thing to do. It seems lazy to sort according to color and length of the sleeve. I guess I should be happy that they don't. I would spend a lot of money as opposed to none. read more

I feel like the Goodwill store on Willow Pass is much nicer, albeit smaller. There's so much merchandise to look through and it isn't as organized as Willow Pass. read more

smells like your dad's work boots that he just took off... I sneezed and kept sneezing in here. It's a hit or miss type of thing, I don't come in for clothes..arghh i could not do that! However I do come for great finds such kitchen items and sometimes even cute frames... this place was unorganized opened a bit late, I stood outside for 4 min. before opening time which was suppose to be 9am. Why am I soo early at this place?? Let's just say that Concord HP's have nothing better to do but give you tickets...in this friggin' city! I hope to never come back again to the Court house which seemed more like a window for the accounting receivable (pay window) instead. Had to make use of my time while we drove all the way down here for his ticket and traffic school..arrhg.. HATE HATE HATE.. but we did manage to find a cute almost brand new terrarium glass house to put in our lizard tank, so that we can isolate our new sand boa snake baby we just got. Original price (still had the tag in it) $39 got it for $4 bucks..yeah baby!!! read more

Goodwill Store & Donation Center - Thrift Stores Near Me - Concord, California

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Y'all already know by now that I love thrifting LOL I stopped by here last week to kill some time. I found only one steal, a pair of jeans for $9.99. I usually buy more from thrift shops but I didn't find anything else worthy to purchase. Still not bad to find one steal. Oh yeah, they don't have a public restroom here. Go next door to Mountain Mike's and ask for their bathroom key LOL read more

First time here and totally scored! 50% off the entire store, with very few exclusions. Roxy rolling luggage, hardly used, and very clean for $6.49 and a brand new discontinued Target Merona crossbody for $1.50. I got a few other items too, but these items were the highlight! read more

Goodwill Store & Donation Center - Thrift Stores Near Me - Concord, California

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so they upped their prices, which okay, I understand Some increase, but they overcharge For used items.their long sleeve shirts are $7.99, their candles are $7. Pants are $11 dresses are $16, and heavy coats are close to $20+ baby clothes are 4.99 for a onsie. What gets me is that a lot of the items have price tags still on from Ross and they charge more than the price tag. Staff is friendly and I do like them but ive bought items and they were defective,which I noticed when I got home and tried them on, because there is no fitting room in the store and I called and was told I could not return them. Thats very wrong to me, and dishonest buisness. Im 35 in the hole for items I've bought defective over the course of this past few months and I just have to toss the items. You have to examine every inch of an item in the store before you buy it and hope for the best of luck. Or just go to Ross where you can try the item on, buy it new and for cheaper and return it if somthing is wrong with it. . Which I tend to do now. It's sad. I love thrifting but their No return policy is just wrong especially with no fitting rooms, how is that right, you can't try it on, you have to pay their price increases and you just have to deal with it If you get home and find a defect or doesn't fit.Dishonest buisness . read more