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    Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center - Spring

    3.5 (22 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    6 months ago

    Organized clean and staff is polite! Very happy! Got one item but enjoy browsing and it was all very organized

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    5 years ago

    Very limited inventory and prices are almost retail, even though everything is donated. Store hours are not for everyone.

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    4 years ago

    Not very good customer service and not good prices. please change that or else I will go higher and let them know. thank you

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    6 years ago

    Every time I've donated to this Goodwill, they are always very polite and professional.

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    12 years ago

    This is a solid goodwill. They do have a decent amount of selection. Always find something to buy here. Pretty clean too.

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    10 years ago

    Very friendly staff, clean and smells great in here. Organized and easy to find anything you are looking for.

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    The last cashier that handled my purchases was a kind young man.

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    Customer service is extremely rude. Employees complaining while checking people out and the store…read moreis a mess. Prices have gone up tremendously as well.

    Knowing the ceo makes 6 m per year, give or take is a turnoff to begin with..... I love thrift…read morestores.... Goodwill is not my favorite.... This one does not offer the senior discount most of them do. It used to be really bad, it smelled bad and was just junky... about a year ago it changed to better. I've been a few times and never had an issue, til now. I went to the cashier with no one in line.... One item did not have a price, so she called "management " meantime scanning the other items..... granted I should have had my mind made up BEFORE checkout, but while waiting for management I had a change of heart on one of the items I'd had to put aside, the cashier was dumbfounded and asked me if she'd already scanned everything... she had.. but we're still waiting for the price on the unmarked item, I told her I wanted to change one item for the one I'd had the change of heart on..... by now there are 5 people in line behind me so I said I'd pay for what she'd rung up... about then manager shows up, cashier says I wanted to change one item -- it would be an additional $2 so I had that ready... manager says NO, once the item is scanned its irreversible.... I cannot change my mind I cannot exchange I cannot return a scanned item. As I was walking away I reminded her the item id originally asked about didn't have a price tag.... Mgr says she'll call for a price--- I said cashier had already done that, and walked out. I'm still steamed about this.... Like many I've donated tons of stuff to "goodwill"..... many do accept exchanges, offer senior discounts even returns. The notion that they are a for profit institution rings clear now. I will not be seen in this one again. This was absurd. No stars but had to let others know.

    Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center - Spring - thrift_stores - Updated August 2026

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