Goodwill of Silicon Valley

Its tough to social distance when donating in back, its a free for all, but thankfully most people are aware and do a good job keeping away from each other. Be warned, though, its hectic. All clothes need to be separated from other donations.

Nice variety of items, cost is overpriced since your buying nd hand products, things that are in the display rack are sometimes broken, of things sold here in my opinion you could buy brand new at the local target, they really should More

An employee watched me look around said nothing. When I finally spotter her and asked her a question she was rude and waved me away.

This Goodwill is a little grungy, but all of the people who work here are very nice at least they have been to me. They also have a great selection of home items including furniture. I got a beautiful coffee table with a glass top from More

Its a good place to find great deals but depending on the product. I founded that small appliances were too expensive comparing to the price you may get in a second hand website. Clothing and books prices are ok. Nevertheless the store is More

Stopped by today and not open after am someone finally came out and said there is no power around am supposed to be open at am

It is always fun to go to the Goodwill store. I look for books to read and check out the womens shoes, handbags, sometimes look at the clothes. It is like finding a prize when I find something almost new that fits.

Today was a good day for good finds. Found a lot of items cheap because of Presidents day

An objectively poor thrift store. Racks are overstuffed and impossible to skim through. Organization is nonexistant. Prices are a good inflated. The change rooms are organized in such a way as to make trying on garments as hard as More

They have coloured price tags and on each day there will be special discount on particular color tagged items. So basically discount on selected already reasonably priced items. Tbh...some items have the same price as that I could get on More