It can be great for treasure hunting. Yesterday, picked up like-new Hunter boots ($17) and tee…read more(half off, $1.50). But they have spent their last year becoming less customer-friendly. They redid their pricing; which was previously by type and now by item. The tags talk about returns, but the store is final sale. And yesterday in the middle of the afternoon they decided to close their fitting rooms forever. Their restroom is also closed. Arc Thrift continues to reign supreme in CO.

Clean spacious and 50% off a designated color every day! Very very friendly staff. It's like…read moregoing on a treasure hunt every time.

Had an hour to kill so swung through the Goodwill while visiting Boulder to see what they had!…read more The organization of the clothes is very different than any other Goodwill I've been to: everything was on circular hanging racks. The rack shape made it hard to swipe through clothes, or even get a cart around the store. I've never seen a store not have rows of straight racks...! The selection here is VERY Colorado. As someone visiting from out of state, I loved seeing the differences: lots of Colombia, Duluth Trading Co, etc. so some great brand finds can be had here. Lots of college student clothes and CU gear here too. They had just put out Halloween costumes and decor so that took over a good amount of the store, but you could still navigate it decently. I'm SO sad that most Goodwills - including this one - have moved away from dressing rooms. It forces people to try things on out in the open in front of the mirrors. Service at the counter was friendly and quick: I found a sweatshirt and two tops that came home with me!

This is my favorite Goodwill in the area for books and clothes. Many great deals to be had. It is…read morealways packed with people which adds to the charm. I was able to get through checkout quickly each time I have come which is a plus. The book selection is unparalleled

Sister Carmen's Thrift Store is a great store. They have great and fair prices, and the staff is…read morekind.

Excellent selection of items, incredibly low prices. Nicest…read morepeople on earth! Proceeds go to a very good cause.

Prices are too high for a thrift store. This store has a…read moretheft problem. They have a sign on the jewelry rack saying, "Please don't forget to pay for your jewelry"!!! Every time-- EVERY TIME-- I've been in a dressing room, there are price tags lying on the floor. They need an employee checking what people are bringing into the dressing rooms. Why would I donate here knowing that way too many people are just strolling on out with whatever they want?

second time I've gone to this place to recycle items and the items - children's storage bins and…read morechildren's toys have been refused. absolutely worthless organization! the entire point was to recycle vs dumping at a landfill. not sure if the employee is just lazy or is trying to only take items that generate larger amounts of money. waste of my time, will never attempt to donate there again!

I got the best raised garden bed here today for $30. We couldn't find it at first because it was in…read morethe east lot but the cashier was very helpful and pointed us in the right direction. I love their sustainability focused mission and it's a great place to find some great gems!

TL/DR: you're better off at big box stores or Marketplace/Craigslist. It literally hurts me to…read morewrite this review. This review is for the material reuse sales part of the business. It used to be a reliable place to get any type of building supplies at decent used quality for a "this has definitely been used" price. Now it's wildly overpriced. This review is almost more for me to remember to stop driving down to Boulder to try shopping here. Example: selling the 15gal barrels they receive their deicing salt in for winter - for $15. Barrels seem to be priced at $1/gal now, even when they're deformed or broken. So expect to pay $5 for a 5-gal bucket, $35 for a 35gal can and $50 for a 55gal. Saw $45 for a utility sink made of the same cheap plastic as Walmart Adirondack chairs - not the older, indestructible molded utility sink type. Bent and broken rakes and shovels for $5-20. It's just wild. Pieces of pallets are priced as though they're new stock lumber, and they don't even list the lumber prices anymore (were they to have any, which they didn't)... with the way everything else is priced, there's no way I'll even bother checking. At this point it's cheaper and more reliable to buy new from Home Depot which is beside the point of this place and it sucks!! The quality of used goods did not improve in the past 2 years, so why the price tripled is beyond me, but it's not worth it. Bye, Resource Central. I really loved you while you were affordable. Thankfully Habitat ReStore still has their head on straight.

This is a very small, stand-alone donation center. I like it because it's EASY. The donation center…read moreconnected to the store on Quebec is kind of a pain. This one, you can simply drive up, and someone will come out to help you unload your car. Or you can simply deposit things in the outside bins. Very efficient. They have the tax donation receipts outside, so you can just grab one instead of waiting for someone to bring one to you. Parking is convenient. I prefer donating to ARC as opposed to Goodwill or the Salvation Army because reasons.

Driving up to the ARC Donation Station we were met by Jared. His gigantic smile and dynamic energy…read moremade giving our donations a wonderful experience. He let us know that HE would unload our vehicle and the we should relax and enjoy. We were so overwhelmed by his actions we asked if we could speak to his supervisor so that we could share with him how Jared made his feel. Meeting Dave it was obvious why their environment was so positive for the Team that worked there as well as those who came to donate. From NOW on it's the ARC for us they are well deserving.

Very sweet people and dedicated to help! Very responsive and able to help taking my donations in.read more

From the owner: Goodwill Colorado helps transform the lives of more than 143,000 Coloradans each year, supported by…read moreshopping and donating at nearly 50 locations. As a non-profit organization, we empower individuals and strengthen communities through job training, employment placement services, and skills development programs. Our retail stores offer affordable goods, creating opportunities for people facing barriers to employment. Together, we foster economic independence and a brighter future for all.

Had time before a meal with a coworker. Saw this place and decided to check it out. Large space…read more The racks are full of items to select from. And they have an area with accessories from Claire's. Shoes and handbags, electronics, furniture, housewares, decor. So many area to look through. The restroom was clean and there are fitting rooms. I like that. It's hard to buy clothes when you can't try things on. The associate was not as attentive - I stood waiting to be rung up and was ignored. Then mumbling so I couldn't hear him. Goodwill associates are perkier. It's not that convenient a location so I'm not sure I'll frequent this place. But it helped while away my time. Parking lot striping is hard to see so you park as best you can. Private lot.

Very nicely curated. Most items seemed very salable with lots of life left in them unlike the…read moreGoodwill I'm used to shopping in Boynton Beach Florida. I got a very nice wood cane to replace the ones I keep leaving in airplanes , Ubers, restaurants, you name it!

We bought two six inch pies - apple and cherry. They were delicious and very reasonably priced ($6…read moreeach). It's great that proceeds benefit Meals on Wheels.

Niche Market makes great fruit pies - the blueberry is the best I've had, and they are all dense…read morewith fruit. They come frozen, to bake at home. Also frozen quiches and soups, tasting like really good homemade. Gluten-free choices, too. The staff are volunteers and all profits go to Meals on Wheels of Boulder. Where else can you do so much good and eat so well ? The store is a little hard to find the first time - it's off 47th St. just north of the intersection with the Diagonal Highway, just east of Foothills Parkway. Plenty of parking.