I went to this Good Will. This local aunty that does the intake of donations was really sassy. I stepped out car and had 3 bags to donate...Before I even touched the bags she says in a cocky attitude " WHAT YOU GET " I politely said ... "Comforters...3 bags " that's all. Although I wanted to CUSS her out.. This happened twice already as the first time she assumed that my toys I was going to donated was all in pieces as I tried to tell her its only 6 bowling ball pins....she denied my donation not even wanting to listen to what I had. I would nrver donate anykind of rubbish .So disappointing !!! We are here trying to donate and we get ATTITUDE !! I hope that things change. read more

I recently made several trips to donate here. Very nice almost brand new items, the lady one the receiving end was rude unappreciative for donations actually acted like I was putting her out for helping. I didn't come there for the tax write off slip I just thought I was helping! So the next donation I went the St Anthony's Catholic Church and they were more then happy to take my donations! read more

DO NOT DONATE HERE! The donation drop off area staff are very rude and not helpful. I brought in a lot of high quality, high-end items and the lady accepting donations tried to turn me away because I brought in one too many bags of clothing. Also I was struggling with carrying my donations and she didn't even bother to ask me if I needed help. She just stared at me. After I was done, she didn't even say a word. Not even a thank you. Never again will I be bringing my donations there. There are other organizations that could use my donations and that's where I'm going from now on. read more

Honestly the donation staff are pretty rude and won't take most of what you bring in even when it is brand new, unused, still in original package etc. Habitat for Humanity is a lot better. read more

We live on an island with few shopping options. However this is by far the most anti-customer friendly and worst selection I have ever seen. I have been three times in the two years we have lived here. Now I won't bother to either shop or donate since they seem to be very picky about anything they get. I get it they don't want trash, but because of there arrogant attitudes and high prices I will use Target or Walmart instead. All items that i would normally donate will be tossed into the trash. It ain't worth it to drive 20 minutes then be told "we don't take that". Screw your little brained staff! read more

Not the super Goodwill stores found at home, still interesting and somewhat organized. Could use a little presentation upgrade to improve overall look. read more

we love to donate our stuff to local causes but this place will never see us again. we have donated 3 times and every time have had to face rude unhelpful people. one man threw some of our stuff on the ground saying it was not good enough to even give away. our "cast offs" are all high quality and taken care of. they are rude and not even thankful when they do accept your stuff. stay away. horrible experience. why did Savers have to close? read more

I've been donating things to Goodwill for years. But all of a sudden they don't take any items with a little wear and tear. I wanted to donate a table and a night stand to them. The girl working hard to have someone come check the night stand because there was a little paint chip and they barely accepted it. The table I was going to donate had one little tear from when I was trying to load it in my car. They wouldn't accept it because of the tear despite it being a very usable and in good shape table. Going to find somewhere else to donate my stuff if that's how they are going to be. The lady was really nice about it but she did say an employee was recently fired for accepting items with a little wear and tear. read more

Nice people inside along with a/c but that's about it. Most Items are overpriced. You can actually buy a lot of the item is brand new for cheaper from Costco or Walmart then you can from here... Consists of broken target returns or pieces of things. Lots of empty hangers along the clothing isles. I searched but ended up leaving empty-handed I did see a woman had a Pyrex lid that I might've attempted to buy had she not already had it but that's goodwill. Mahalo read more

I don't recommend donating your goods here. The people receiving the donations are very rude. The first time I was treated rudely by a woman but I never base my decisions on one person. Went again and the man was also rude so I just drove off. Women Helping Women is a great organization to donate to as many of them show up with only what they are wearing. And they are very appreciative of the donation! read more

The store is clean and big itself. The selections of clothing and shoes weren't really attractive to me. Most of the clothes i found were too casual for me, but it is a great everyday type of clothing they carry. The selections for men shoes were a bit limited. The women's shoes had a bigger selection. They had some great miscellaneous items such as phone cases and electronics, but nothing like wow. They had some furniture such as tables, even a manicure massage chair too. I found it to have some of the most random stuff which made the store a bit more fun. They had a big bag, backpack, and purse selection, mainly for the women, which is right next to the shoe aisle. They had random plates, and tea cups and mugs, if you need kitchenware. Mens They had a variety of mens suits and blazers to choose from if you need a last minute suit for an event. The blazers were average pricing from $4.99 to $6.99. The one i had my eye on was Hugo Boss but it was a bit too big for me. They had tons of pants to choose from. They had pants to match the blazers or casual wear as well. They had some great variety of dress shirts too. Lots of T shirts and polo shirts as well. Shoes - Very limited and not a big selection maybe less than 5 pairs. Overall it was fun to find a goodwill in Hawaii on Maui. I was surprised they don't even have one in Kauai, so this store was a must visit for me. Parking is great with a big parking lot, so that was a big plus. It is close to all the stores such as walmart, big kmart, and airport as well. I am a fan of this place, but i have been to better ones where i found this one was lacking in certain sections. Thanks for reading and have a yelptastic day! read more

Live on the West side,drove over several bags of items,some new with tags,new blankets,great condition clothing and a new cuisiinart coffee maker.....no junk that wasn't worth the bother of hauling it over there,it was stuff we had shipped over,and just didn't have the room in our new small home....They proceeded to start picking and choosing specific items.I told them to put it back in the boxes and I drove over to the FAMILY LIFE CENTER (around the back) on Kane Street across from Foodland.Behind Sears.They happily took all of my items,no picking through the boxes,they unloaded it and were very pleasant.When I donate stuff,Im not interested in getting rid of half of it.They said they don't take towels or sheets,People do need towels,sheets,maybe for dogs,old couches etc,everything is useable if the condition is solid. I will never attempt to donate items to this goodwill so they can charge 4 times the value.When people need clothes,they need clothes,not all people can afford 19.00 jeans at Goodwill.I don't care where my stuff goes,as long as it gets used.Goodwill does have a dumpster,and it is their option to use it,you don't pick through donations,and hand back stuff.You take it,and throw away what you don't want,or have a free bin. read more

The island's only Goodwill is located on busy Alamaha Street in Kahului. I have only been in this place only a few times but always seem to find what I'm looking for. The place is clean, well lit and organized. There are large sections for women and men, with the rest devoted to kids and housewares. The items themselves are definitely donated, but definitely clean and wearable. While browsing the racks, I did come across some notable fashion names like Armani, Boss and Calvin Klein. Prices are reasonable and is much less than Savers. The staff is friendly and always ask if you need help, and they always seem to be busy trying to keep the place neat and tidy. read more

Covid whatever- Not letting a crying pregnant woman about to spend $100s use the restroom is not okay. Id like to support local but if you charge $8 for a basic Target tshirt that you can get brand new for the same $ AND USE THE RESTROOM then thats where Ill be:/ read more

Not bad. Pretty big and clean. We got here 40 minutes to close and it was dead. Like so quiet it was eerie. Lol..no real vintage gems, but kids got a few little toys and I found some cool tshirts , just thought the $6.99 per tshirt was pretty high. What is with goodwill and their prices now! Anyways..location is in a pretty empty and old strip mall, and the big front sign was very decieving..."Store and donation around back" complete with arrow. But not true. It is seriously right in front of the entrance of the store. The donation is around the back, I felt dumb having to go around only to come right back where I started :/ read more

Goodwill Hawaii - Hard to even see it..but this is the front - Thrift Stores Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

Thrifter here. From major city mainland (Portland OR). Prices on clothing seemed fine, especially kids clothing. Decent selection of womens and children clothing but no kitchenware which is what we came for. read more

I happened to go by a Goodwill Donation site in Kahului and I dropped off 6 bags and a box the attendant who was working there helped me unload my donations and I felt bad for her because the donation box seemed quite full. Her chair was at the edge of the doorway. The other person who was donating also commented on the fact that the donation box was full. She smiled and took them anyways. It is a hot day and I am concerned as a nurse that she should get some kind of air circulating through there. Most of her donations reach the top of the roof of her donation box. It seems as though as if they have not picked up for months. I hope they change her box and get her a new one soon. read more

Goodwill Hawaii - wow this is what you can call full..... - Thrift Stores Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

I was skeptical to come to a thrift store on maui. Worried that everything would be overpriced because it was on the island. But you know what? it wasnt! it was really well prices (save for some of the hangbags and such). i picked up SO MANY shirts/pants for my 5 year old, 2 year old and my 6 year old goddaughter and I spent an average of 1.99 per piece. I LOVE thrift stores and was so happy to find this little gem! pro tip: the kids clothes didnt seem to be in size order, so just look through them all. I didnt see a lot of larger clothes though (im about a 16W, but i found so many cool things for the kids, i wasnt that bummed). it was clean, it was laid out well, it had a lot to offer! read more

I am an avid Goodwill shopper in California where I live. I usually go every week, when I saw there was on here in Maui I was excited to see what they had to offer. It's a very large store and the clerks are very nice. But I don't like the way the items are priced. Everything is very expensive. At a normal goodwill store, they have set prices ranging from kids 1.99, tank tops 2.99 and jeans 7.99 etc. this one was priced all over the place. A used kids top was 5.99? A used picture frame for a 4x6 was 6.99, I saw a photo in a frame for 20 dollars. To me, that is a little out of control. They had a lot of clothing though but nothing was in any kind of order so i quickly browsed through and only purchased 10 dollars worth of goods. read more

This used to be a place to get affordable used goods but now the prices are out of whack here. Flimsy tank tops start at $6.99. For a dollar or two more you can get a whole dress. The prices are on the housewares are decent, but the ones for clothes leave me scratching my head. read more

PAT G is a horrible excuse for a worker that is supposed to exhibut customer service. She was rude as hell and im still at a loss for words over the whole thing. One of these people who obviously knows she's not gonna lose her job and so treats the customers like crap. She gave my wife the third degree about her last name not being the same as her ID (recently married) even though her picture is right on the card. Theres so many security measures in place for cards nowadays, who checks IDs? Cant really complain about that but the way she went about it had us both in awe. Just a crazy, bitchy lady with no aloha. The stores shelves are nearly barren. They dont have bags for customers. I actually think thats cool because of keeping plastic away from the island but they should have something else in place. ANYTHING. You have to carry your purchased items out with your hands. Lol. Whatever. I came back to drop off my carrier i had to use to bring my stuff i just bought back out to the car. She was talking to other customers that were in line about my wife. I thrift literally all over the world. Definitely wont be coming back here. Mostly because of the horrible Pat G. read more

Lots of good stuff including just what I needed - a swim top that protects me from the sun.

The staff at Goodwill Hawaii in Kahului went above and beyond normal expectations of customer support. They were friendly to me, and went out of their way to help. read more

this place was soo cute! im a thrifter so when visiting from oc, cali i was excited to check out the thrifts in Hawaii. small but very cute. cashier was super sweet & they had some cute stuff. also if u want cheap souvenir shirts they have a bunch of the different islands! read more

While neat, the stock here is very scant......the prices for the most part are very high....Hubby found a tee shirt and a Hawaiian shirt and I found a baby item (NWT). Other than that, we did not return. Try another thrift........ read more

I was actually surprised by this Goodwill. Being that it is on an island, I was expecting ridiculously high prices. I was wrong. They have some good deals here and the stuff that I found were exceptional! The only thing that I think that were overpriced were the Hawaiian shirts. Go figure. I can't wait to hit up this Goodwill again on my next trip to the wonderful island of Maui! Good times and good memories.....and this Goodwill was part of those good memories. read more

walked into the goodwill store in Kahului and everything was disorganized. Back of the store was covered with tarp and everything was out of place.When asking to see the glass case the lady did not answer and finished all the customers in line. Then asked me what I wanted to see. Very rude and disrespectful. I would not even give this place a star but if I had to comment i needed at least one star. And when visiting their donation pod at Queen Kaahumanu Center during Saturdays and Sundays it seems there is a party going on there ever weekend with the big boy who works there. I didn't know that three people were working in one site.Goodwill must be doing great with that kind of employees in one place. read more

Very clean, I saw some clothing with tags still on them. Lots of women clothes.Not too much kids clothing. I will definitely return again to shop. read more

Pros: It was clean and well organized. I found some great handmade muumuus. Cons: The store had a bit of an odor. It was not very well stocked. There were a lot of women's clothes, just not a lot for a goodwill. read more

Very friendly staff, cheaper than Saver's but still a little high on men's clothes. They're getting better stocked now since Saver's is more inconvenient for parking. Good place to get Hawaiian shirts but not a lot cheaper than Wal-Mart. I've always had good experiences with donating there. They're always willing to help. They have different discounts on different days. read more

Was looking for camping chairs, stoves, cook items for camping on Maui. I know i will drop off my items that you cannot fly back with there before I leave the island. read more

Very poor customer service. After struggling for several minutes to get a sales persons attention to let me see something in the case, someone came over grudgingly and helped me, but then left before I could get what I wanted. I waited in line and asked for the item. The saleswoman said in an angry voice, "Didn't you already look at those!!?" "Well, yes," I said, "I decided on the one I want." Then I asked if she could hold it while I shopped the rest of the store. She just turned her back while I was talking. Later, when I got up to the register, she called another checker to help me. I guess she didn't want her register number on the receipt. I tried to get her name, but she had taken off her nametag! read more

Large Goodwill with well organized selection of housewares and clothing. Found a like-new designer dress and New Balance tank top which was 50% off today -- total purchase under $10. Worth a quick stop and browse if you enjoy digging through thrift racks for that hidden treasure! read more

Tried to make a donation, was rebuffed by a surly man--"can't sell that stuff". A couple of the small suitcases still had labels, never used. "Stuff" was left over donations from a church bazaar. BY the by--I have heard that they take all merchandise that doesn't sell i 30 days to the dump-rather than donate to those in need. read more