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Clothing Drop Spot

3.8 (4 reviews)

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10 months ago

It was easy to drop off the clothes but I can't get a receipt. Doesn't look to be a non profit.

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1 year ago

This is a profit company. If u want to donate to charity, donate to goodwill or Salvation Army.

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My favorite Goodwill in the City. I live nearby, so I drop in whenever I get a chance. This…read morelocation has great women's business wear, tops and pants, good kitchen items, scarves, purses, shoes and lots of DVDs. Lots of bedding and jewelry, and even records. Good knick-knack assortment, too. The staff are friendly; sweet ladies, and a few of them have been working at this location since I moved to this neighborhood over 10 years ago. They occasionally have to put up with some customers who come in only to steal clothes, which I have seen on several visits. They handle the situation well, and I feel badly that they have to put up with that. After you shop at Goodwill, don't forget to hit up Baby's Eatery and get some Lumpia to snack on. Excelsior coffee, Double Shot coffee, or Cumaica are all close by for great coffee, too. Close to lots of Muni lines for easy access.

This store is still filthy, with extremely dirty floors that are covered with clothes and other…read moreitems that have fallen on the ground, and lots of junky clutter piled haphazardly on shelves. The Goodwill CEO makes $600K per year, but they force their employees to work under these conditions. Shopping here these days has become demoralizing, it used to be such an orderly place with good quality stuff. Apparently they want to close all their small stores and just have mega stores out in the suburbs. If this store's sales have declined, you can look to Goodwill of Arizona for ruining this place first.

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