Goodwill Retail Store of Chesterfield – Forum Center

Good selection of clothes, furniture and toys. I have found good exercise and medical equipment there too. I left the exercise equipment for you... The donated items are usually in very good condition at this location. The clothes have a pretty good variety of styles and sizes for men, women, and children.

The inventory turns fast. I go there most Sundays and find something great. Update, the price for items has gone up. Not many deals. They rearranged the store and I think they are under New Management.

found a lot of stylish clothes without stains or rips, and theyre super fast at bringing out fresh stuff. I was browsing for a hour and they brought at least new racks out. The vintage pieces are nice, but they also have a LOT of brand More

Probably my least favorite goodwill in the greater area. Over priced items, and sub par service. Lines are always slow and sometimes can take up to Minutes. Now the actual drop off area is always quick and friendly, just the store More

We do all of our drop offs here. Not crazy about hauling the stuff up the stairs. The store is always well organized and has a good amount of toys. Not a lot of furniture here. Seems like a smaller store in comparison to others around town.

Always clean and bright,very helpful staff

I thought I had lost my wedding ring in the donations box on July rd. The employees and manager were so understanding and helpful looking for it. They seemed like they were genuinely concerned and would be on the lookout. Luckily I was More

Nice, lots of nice clothes, shoes, purses, etc. Staff is helpful and available. Store is always clean and checkout never takes too long.

If I could give I would. The workers were extremely unprofessional and rude. I have a severe disability Ive had since birth and standing still for too long causes intense pain almost unbearable and it makes me nauseous and faint at More

Unethically priced items considering they are donated goods. After experiencing this, I will be donating to the Salvation Army instead of the Goodwill.