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    Goodwill Industries Sacramento Valley & Northern Nevada

    3.0 (51 reviews)
    InexpensiveThrift Stores
    Closed 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Donate to the left of the main entrance
    Ashley J.

    I came here to donate items because I am moving out of Davis. Goodwill made the donation process fast and easy. Look for the "donate here" sign to the left of the primary Goodwill entrance/signage. Friendly staff have carts they push that they will bring up to your car. You can quickly load up all of your items into these carts. Goodwill takes most items other donation facilities will not. They do not allow makeup, cleaning items, etc.

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    Bridgétt R.

    CLEAN STORE! I love shopping at Goodwill. I go to Goodwill in every city I visit/live in. This one is hands down the CLEANEST Goodwill. It doesn't smell. There's no merchandise on the ground and each section is usually full! No empty shelves. They have purses, men's clothing, men's shoes, men's accessories, women's clothing, women's shoes, and purses. They have books for kids and adults. They have kitchen items, craft supplies, kids toys, games for kids and adults, holiday items etc. Love love LOVE to go here during Halloween. Amazing selection of costumes, masks, and accessories. This location has all the good games. If I see a game I want at Target I just wait until I see it at Goodwill. They get great donations here. BONUS: I see skateboards here all the time! Note: There's no furniture here, no chairs or no desks or anything of that nature so if you wanted that you'd have to visit an alternate store.

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    AJ S.

    I have had great luck with this Goodwill in the past - I remember it being a godsend in my freshman year of college when I found myself unprepared for the heat or the cold. And I've probably bought more pairs of shoes from goodwill than anywhere else in town. Though recently, over the past year or so, it seems like I've hit a sort of dry spell for exciting thrift finds. There might be something I think is cute here and there but I very rarely left with anything. Though I will say, my most recent trip to Goodwill really blew me out of the water. Look at all my finds!! Even though I didn't leave with all of them (maybe I should go back for that dress...) it just goes to show that every visit to a thrift store like this one can be wildly different. Overall I love this goodwill; the store is clean, covid cautious, and always putting out new stuff. And I never have trouble getting help when I want to see something off the mannequin (which I often do, that's where they hide the good stuff).

    David B.

    In this age of COVID it was refreshing to have someone remove a few boxes from the bed of the truck without having to exit the truck. The man asked us if we wanted a receipt to which we replied no. The drop-off process was so simple- drive up to the front of the building and wait. An employee came up to the car and told us that he wouldn't take furniture. So he took the rest. Put the chairs out on my street with a FREE sign later and they were gone within the hour. But this place took everything else.

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    Ven R.

    It's small, never been here before, they had barbies which made me happy. Would def come here again. I liked it.

    Mygreatideas M.

    Very clean store and nice customer service. Very good and great deals on name brand clothes styles and fashion for the whole entire familyThis one my favorite stores to shop at with my kids family friendly and safe and clean environment

    Goodwill has a wide variety of clothes, books, and dinnerware. The men's clothing selection is considerably smaller though.

    Is this real life?
    Meg I.

    This location just opened, and as a self-proclaimed thriftaholic I'm proud to write the first review! I honestly could not have been more disappointed. I was so happy Davis was finally getting a Goodwill, and I even counted down the days to the grand opening. What an amateur; I should have known it would be an overpriced joke. First of all, the place is half the size of most Goodwills. It's small, cramped and broken up into two separate rooms - one "large" room for clothing/accessories and one smaller room with housewares. They have all of their clothing sorted by size, which is nice, but they added anti-theft tags to every piece of clothing which makes carrying items around and trying them on really annoying, and it's ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS. I mean, seriously? An anti-theft tag on a used dress that was donated to the store for free? Ain't nobody got time for that. The prices. I just can't even. For these prices, I can go to Marshalls, Ross, or even Target - and that stuff hasn't been owned by God-knows-who. To give you an idea of how outrageous their prices are... I found a tote bag priced at $22, a pair of heels priced at $20, a sundress priced at $20 and a cardigan priced at $15. If I'm going to buy something that someone else's calluses have been in, at least give me the dignity of getting them cheap! The housewares section smelled like barf. Not sure what that's about but hopefully it was temporary and I don't get the stomach flu in the next 24 hours. I had to immediately leave that area because it was so rank, and I wasn't missing much - a couple of plates, an overpriced dinette set ($80 for a 3-pc set?!), and some beat up puzzles probably priced at $50 each. Annnnnd the icing on the cake - while walking around, I overheard two of the young employees talking about a cute piece of clothing they'd seen. One quietly told the other to go "put it in the back". Not going back until they realize they are selling donated, USED goods and start pricing their items fairly. They also need to stop hoarding things for themselves in the back and invest in some air fresheners. Yikes.

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    Close location, easy access and quick service! The donation Receiving area is helpful and assists with unloading items!!

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    They make it so easy to drop off things from your car. So professional and polite. Appreciate these young men.

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    Despite that this is a thrift store, it feels like a bougie one where the used/donated items look nearly new and a little pricey

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    13 years ago

    Waaaaay overpriced stuff. $8.50 for a used Old Navy T that was probably $6.50 new. With SPCA and R&R in town, no need to shop here.

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    We were in the Davis and had some free time, so we stopped in to check out what was available…read more There was a building, with lots of furniture and clothing racks, and books /albums out front. Inside lots of organized racks of clothing, lots of shoes, a jewelry counter, a room with higher end goods. Then we realized that there was another building next door with housewares and I think more books. We picked up a few things here and took them over to the main building to check out, the cashier was very sweet. I think the prices were fair and benefiting a great cause. I would be a frequent shopper here, if I lived near.

    We adopted a kitten and weren't told it was with other kittens that were sick and being treated for…read moreparasites. When I contacted them a few days later the girl first said she mix some medication For us to pick up , I contacted another number of where the lab work was done and vaccinations were done at UC Davis and they advised they couldn't release the kittens medical information to me only the SpCA, why? Because the kitten was sick ! Obviously, shouldn't I be aware of medical issues with an animal I just adopted!? about 20 minutes later they said it was not their kittens even though they were currently treating them with meds but that it was my" elderly cat" (he's 10). I took my cat straight away to our vet who tan blood work( $570) took stool samples and advised he needed medication for parasites deworming ect. The SPCA refused to give us the medication for the kitten we adopted but told us it would be best if we just returned him to the foster who was caring for him. All they are interested in is the "DONATION" of $135 or "Fee" . I am happy to donate to the care and rescue of all animals but I will not contribute to staff not doctors giving medical opinions and letting sick animals be adopted knowingly. We were told the cat may have diarrhea due to them changing the food. Clearly this was not the reason. They don't respond to emails, they don't have an office number they are unorganized. I have adopted several cats from shelters and SPCA. This is a common occurrence of how pet adoptions happen.

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