Great prices - big selection of clothing, shoes and household items! Store is much bigger than it…read morelooks from the road.

Wonderful options from clothing to kitchens to decorative items. Staff will find and answer if they…read moredon't immediately have the knowledge. That said, the Christian rock station they had playing the last time I was in was hard to drowned out. On my most recent trip I found some great earrings and books of gift giving quality. Worth a trip!

Always have good deals and products to find. The prices are very reasonable. They also have new…read moreitems hanging in certain areas of the store (normally on end caps). Totally worth going here to find bargains. They are well-organized and keep the store neat as well. I love getting $1.99 books and/or CDs!

I was shopping in Goodwill and needed the restroom. They would not allow me to use it as a paying…read morecustomer. I have donated many times at the register and am now repulsed at how they treat paying customers.

This thrift store always has everything in the best condition-clothing is tops, always the latest…read morestyle, best condition. Their book section is full of both hardback and soft cover books for adults plus a good selection for children. Their housewares section is always amazing, full of really useful and excellent condition items for the home. There are often full collections donated. Pricing is very reasonable. Their new furniture store is gorgeous, you can find anything you need from chairs, lamps, pictures, fans, home decor, bedspreads, blankets, vases, mirrors-you name it you can find it and it will be in excellent used condition but also a lot of new items too. Best place to shop although their shoe selection is small (and the only place I found items not in top condition) and their childrens and mens selection is small. (Most people don't think to donate men's clothing or items for some reason, it's basically women.). Women's clothing is not "Maxanista" it's for more mature women but accessories fit all. I get lots of gift bags here for pennies and if you have the time, their greeting cards are numerous. Also wrapping paper! Come see, you'll find! Their seasonal holiday decor is always amazing too.

Lots of blouses to chose from. Definitely for older women. Not much of a men's selection. Baby…read moresection is very limited. The women suggest I go to "Small Threads" for baby clothes.

Sitting here in the parking lot and feeling obligated to sit in this blazing toasty Prius to write…read morethis because unlike the +130 reviews I currently have in draft mode, I feel I gotta get this out. I'm here in Monroe because of an offer up deal I was doing at the nearby Lowe's so I'm about almost an hour out of my ways due to traffic, and out of a completely spontaneous decision I went into the nearby goodwill. I don't frequent most places, but I have been to probably an unhealthy amount of goodwills. Idk why but even if I don't have time I usually make time if I see one I haven't gone to because it's such a random occurrence of events to find a dope find. Tbh in the last 5 years I've grown to usually take about 10 minutes tops to get in and out due to the mediocrity that is so casual for goodwill but I'm here to say that I want to go on record confidently stating this is the best goodwill I've ever been to. No, it's not doing something out of the scope of goodwills agenda, but everything you expect from a goodwill they are doing in an ideal way. The team here is just putting out such a variety of items and EVERYTHING is in sellable condition. Holy moly it's organized. I've seen organized goodwills but it's not common, and it's unheard of to see the combo of variety and organization. Tbh I was forcing myself out after finding like 3 amazing things because of my budget, so I didn't have any interaction with the staff or anything, but who cares. The store itself shows these people are talented and care about what they do. This review will amount to nothing, but this should be said. Thank you Monroe Goodwill and keep flippin thriving! P.s if you're worried that I'm toasting I'm not, I'm still in the parking lot in the heat, but my phone was at like 10% so I'm chillin in the car and the a/c on Bye

they had an outdoor jacket that was covered in dirt, dried stains, and oil stains listed for…read more$30.00, when the havket was brought up to the register to be price checked, because surely the coat was too dirty to be put out on the floor as merchandise as-is, and the $30 price tag must have been a mistake. Their manager Michelle said that the price is firm, her exact quote was "most people wash their clothes, do you want it or not?". They made me feel bad for pointing out how dirty (and grossly overpriced) the item was, when both placing it on the rack and pricing it egregiously high were no fault of mine. I don't recommend this Goodwill.

I have been shopping at this location for over 10 years. They always have a good selection of…read morefurniture, reasonably priced. That being said, their clothing prices have skyrocketed. A pair of men's jeans were $24.98! I can get brand new levis at walmart for $26.98! Even Value Village has mens Dockers for $12.99! These are donated items, Goodwill needs to re- think their pricing!

Goodwill's prices in all their locations are now outrageous…read more Some used items on shelves here can be purchased NEW at Target for LESS than Goodwill is pricing them!! It's insane.

We really like this place. It is now our go-to thrift store…read more We LOVE that they support dogs and cats. We donated dog food there recently. We also find their prices much better than at all the very mediocre Goodwill stores. The staff are pleasant (some more friendly than others).

We used to really like Bella's Voice and shopped there regularly after moving to Lynnwood in 2024…read more We spent nearly $3,000 over the past year. That changed with one visit. I purchased a rug that was tightly rolled and sealed with tape, so there was no way to inspect it at the store. When I got it home and opened it, it was in unacceptable condition--heavily stained, paint marks, and a strong cigarette odor. This is not an item that should have been on the sales floor. I brought it back within a week with the tag attached and receipt in hand. The manager did not start by looking at the condition. Instead, she went straight to finding reasons to deny the return. First she said there was no tag (there was), then said they don't accept returns on "furniture." At no point did Manager Leonora engage with the actual issue. When I tried to show her why I was returning it, another employee inserted herself and escalated the interaction. I did raise my voice out of frustration but I made no threats and was trying to explain a legitimate issue. Rather than hearing the concern or working toward a solution, the situation escalated quickly. I was told to leave or the police would be called for trespassing--and that is exactly what happened. Police were called over a return. Even after I apologized and offered reasonable solutions (exchange or completing my purchase), the manager declined and stayed focused on denying the return and involving public law enforcement. The responding officer even looked at the rug and attempted to find an amicable resolution. My daughter, who was not involved in the interaction, was also threatened with trespass, which was upsetting and unnecessary. This should have been straightforward customer service: 1. The item was not in acceptable condition 2, It was packaged in a way that prevented inspection 3. A reasonable review could have resolved it Instead, it escalated into a situation involving publicly funded law enforcement over a defective item. As a nonprofit serving the community, I would expect a greater emphasis on resolving issues directly rather than relying on public resources to shut down a legitimate concern. For a place called Bella's Voice, it was surprising how quickly the conversation was shut down. I sent a letter to the Executive Director a month ago and no reply whatsoever. Photos are attached so others can judge the condition for themselves.

Although Solid Ground appears as a Coordinated Entry Access point for people in search of resources…read morefor housing or eviction prevention, the highly unprofessional staff will not provide assistance to anyone they do not know and do not like. Staff at this agency use call screening devices to scan for names and telephone numbers of previous clients whom the staff have blacklisted from social services. Do not waste your valuable time and energy on this non profit agency that acts as an obvious grift.

Wow this place is awesome. Stopped by for 'training' for their Operation Front line volunteering…read moreprogram, which teaches families, parents, kids and teens of low income families how to cook nutritious and delicious meals on a budget. What a great idea! Instead of just giving out food, each class participant gets a great lesson in cooking and nutrition, then they get to help create a meal in class AND a bag of groceries to take home with them to practice. The people at training were great - nutrition majors, foodies, chefs all mingling in a philanthropic pow wow. The training was hands on and interactive, and I really like Solid's Ground's focus on diversity, equality, respect and education as a way to help the community. Super cool place! There was a cooking class going on with a room of kids and it smelled heavenly! Look up Solid Ground's Operation Front Line if you love food and love volunteering!

There is no good will at this store. They asked me to donate to their employee training program…read morebefore they ask if I wanted to purchase a bag... seems likely that its so they can pocket the change. After opting out of donating I asked if I was going to get bags for the glassware I purchased, the cashier (male with a lot of tattoos) got upset and literally threw a bag at me... and I bagged the items myself. I don't complain. I observe and report. But only when the service is reprehensible.

I have made many donations over the years at this location, although trying to make a "donation"…read morehere now is ridiculous! We brought a whole truck load of items to donate. The workers picked through the items and decided what they would take as if they were furnishing their own homes! We had a nice, used, all wood night stand that they wouldn't take. They said it "wasn't new enough." WTH!? Also, we had some indoor ceiling lights that they said they "don't take," but then they threw them back in the truck nearly busting them. We left there and took the nightstand to Value Village, which they happily took. They will get no more donations from me!