Amazing staff! The donation guys are great! The store looks really neat clean and organized. I will…read morebe back! I also heard the store is under new management, and the donation center is always open and the guys are great! I'm telling you this is a great place to shop, or drop off your items!

For a store that supports a women's drug & alcohol rehabilitation program, all of the…read morefront-of-store employees either look or smell like they partake in habitual drug use while on the clock. I had hoped it was an off day the first time shopping there, but the staff is consistently stoned out of their minds time and time again. The front-of-store employees also seem to cherry pick the items they put on the floor for themselves to keep. How are you claiming to support people who are trying to better themselves while your whole staff is intoxicated? Only 1 gentleman offered me assistance, and he worked in the back of the warehouse. He was polite and addressed my concerns in a respectful, helpful manner. All the other employees were either missing or too busy chatting with each other. Virgil-if you read this, you are the shining star of this store!

We recently donated a grocery haul to this establishment and honestly, the people volunteering…read morethere just ensured this is where we continue to donate to. Seeing someone who is so committed to helping your community is so inspiring. Thank you for everything you're doing!

My family and I moved to Colorado not to long ago. We have had some difficult moments but thanks to…read moreCharity's Hope I'm able to feed my family. The people there are so friendly and helpful and treat me and my family with the utmost respect.

The gentlemen at the Maximus station are maximally pleasant and efficient to work with.read more

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.

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!

The thrift store for those who can afford not to "thrift"…read more I have put off writing this review because I appreciate the mission, enjoy the atmosphere, and the staff has been (mostly) friendly. The issue I have is that more than 50% of the time I have been overcharged and/or charged for items I didn't buy. A couple of times one of our party has caught it in time. When we caught it as we were loading stuff in the car this time, I immediately went back in and I was told I could get store credit (which requires a commitment to return to a store I struggle to trust), and, "there is nothing else we can do." One time, I can suck it up and deal with. A second time, okay, there is still room for grace. But to repeatedly have this experience, I need to tell people to- BEWARE! I go to thrift stores because as mom of a large family, I DO need to count my soon to be discontinued pennies!

I like to consider myself a thrift store connoisseur but I had no idea this place existed, what…read morerock have I been living under?? I went to Yelp and it clearly showed me the way so per usual, thanks Yelp! There seems to be some construction going on with the car dealership they share a lot with so the parking situation was a bit of a hot mess, even on a Wednesday morning. But the sales and prices clearly made up for that, I was greeted by volunteers telling me the specials of the day which included a color tag and then women's tops. I found some great brands because it is so well organized and the prices were reasonable. I just loved this place and had such a great time exploring the racks. I even plan on bringing my donations here next time it's for a donation run! Support local thrift stores and visit here.

This Goodwill in Monument, Colorado is the largest, cleanest, best organized thrift store I have…read moreever visited. In my reviews of other Goodwill locations, I've joked about finding hidden gems buried on shelves stocked with tobacco-scented alarm clock radios and "gently used" tubs of Vick's VapoRub, but this location has nothing but clean, desirable merchandise, all at unbeatable prices. Most thrift shops look like a hoarder's mansion (misplaced merchandise tossed with wild abandon), but this Goodwill is organized like a department store. The clothes are sorted by size, the music and movies are sorted by genre (impressive), and the electronics are stacked neatly on the shelves. The more expensive items (e.g., jewelry, rare games, a gently used tub of Vick's VapoRub donated by Ed Asner, back hair included, etc. ) are stored neatly in locked glass cases. My dad and I make a stop here on our yearly pilgrimage through Colorado and New Mexico. He invariably walks out with a stack of $2 t-shirts*, whilst I invariably walk out with a cart full of DVDs, CDs, and video games. On our most recent visit, he picked up six shirts, and I brought home a brand new, complete-in-box "Wii Fit" balance board and game for only $11.99. I also found a pristine copy of the 1985 gothic rock classic "First and Last and Always" by The Sisters of Mercy for $1.99. Here's a first for a thrift store: complimentary coffee and cookies in the books section! My dad was impressed with the coffee ("hot, not piss warm," he assured me) and spoke favorably of the cookies, which he likened to Pepperidge Farm. I partook of neither but appreciated the scent of the coffee -- the floral, spicy aroma of the methylpropanal, the pungent, fruity notes of the acetaldehyde -- as I rifled through stacks of musty polka records. Definitely check out this Goodwill if you ever pass through Monument. You're sure to find something that piques your interest. If you're in the market for God-awful Wii games, a urine-stained wheelchair, or a box of Depends, however, give this store a wide berth and visit the Goodwill in Huntsville, TX. That store is a treasure trove of third-party Wii shovelware and geriatric curios. *On our first visit, I had to explain why a "Straight Outta Compton" t-shirt didn't quite match his red "MAGA" cap.

This is probably one of the worst experiences I have ever had in shopping anywhere. Oddly enough,…read moreit was at a store where you are making an effort to give back to a good cause. One of the managers there, a tall heavy set bald guy, is incredibly rude and obnoxious. Definitely will not make the mistake of shopping there again.

Very large goodwill and tons and tons of stuff. Very well organized and clean. Plenty of sweaters,…read moreboots and warm weather items. I felt prices were a little high. Tshirt $5. Sweaters were $6-$7 regardless of name brand or condition. Which is good and bad. Our Goodwill gets a ten year old GAP sweater that still has tags and thinks it's worth $15. So there's that. Boots were at least $15 and shoes $10. I did find some items though and enjoyed browsing and "Goodwilling" here while out of town!

I used to shop here all the time but ever since they permanently closed the dressing rooms this…read moreplace is a no go for me. I also need to mention that the prices here are more in tune with bargain new than donated used. If goodwill truly wants to help poor people they could start by selling used, donated clothes at used, donated prices. I'm starting to wonder if this organization is actually just another money grab for the already wealthy.

I pulled up with a full size sofa, and they carefully removed it. Super quick and easy!read more

Great experience! Evan was vey helpful. very glad it was open Sunday. We needed extra help and Evan…read moreprovided

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.