Las Vegas - Goodwill Retail Store and Donation Center
HOURS
Monday
9AM - 9PM
Tuesday
9AM - 9PM
Wednesday
9AM - 9PM
Thursday
9AM - 9PM
Friday
9AM - 9PM
Saturday
9AM - 9PM
Sunday
9AM - 7PM
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About This Store
Goodwill Retail Store and Donation Center in Las Vegas is a solid spot if you’re into thrift shopping. As part of the well-known Goodwill chain, this location carries the usual mix the brand is famous for: affordable used clothing, furniture, housewares, and often some interesting vintage pieces. It’s a place where donations from the local community turn into affordable finds, making it a reliable option for anyone wanting to score quality secondhand items without breaking the bank.
Las Vegas thrift store shopping at Goodwill
Since Goodwill is a nationwide nonprofit, they focus on reselling donated goods to support job training and community programs, which adds a good vibe to your thrift shopping experience here. The Las Vegas thrift store branch is no exception—it has an ever-changing inventory that reflects what locals donate. You can usually find a solid selection of casual clothes and shoes, plus plenty of housewares like kitchen gadgets, dishes, and small appliances. The furniture section can surprise you with some sturdy, well-kept pieces that are perfect for anyone just starting out or looking to furnish a space on a budget.
One of the reasons this Las Vegas thrift store stands out is the variety. They stock everything from books and toys to seasonal decor and sometimes older, vintage items that work well if you like a bit of character in your thrifted goods. Since the stock rotates constantly, it’s worth stopping by regularly if you want to catch the best secondhand deals. Goodwill’s reputation means the clothes are typically clean and well sorted, which isn’t something you always find at smaller thrift stores. For thrift shoppers who want a straightforward, dependable place with a broad selection, this Goodwill is a solid pick in Las Vegas.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Las Vegas or visit the Goodwill Retail Store and Donation Center website for details.
Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.
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Google Reviews
4 months ago
Always a fun experience, Quiet, good will people helping opportunity village, fun to watch the fun unfold. Family members, were helpful, shame it's hard for people to remember that "people at work" are not the business, and just there to help you , and help support small businesses around the area, as well as the community.
4 years ago
They have a very large layout. Things were all in order and the store was neat. Dressing room was closed. Parking is good. Like the others certain tag colors get discounts. So check the color for the day while going in. Seniors get an additional discount as well. The store is well stock with merchandise throughout. You can find a deal or just something you may need.
2 months ago
I went there two different times to donate goods. They don't have anyone to accept them during business hours. Today they wouldn't even come to the door so I threw away a good television and other items.
6 months ago
Marv had poor customer service, buying things for my mom who is a senior goodwill member with her senior account we are always together , this is the first time in 8 years any had been so rude and so unprofessional no sales associate has ever spoken to me a such a foul way as he did. I will call good will corporate to report him.
7 years ago
So I making centerpieces for my sister's wedding. I'm very crafty and thrifty so of course I went to my neighborhood Goodwill on Arvill and Sahara. I was so excited to see the candlesticks that I needed but not so much about the price. I asked the 1st manager who was ringing me up to please reconsider the pricing since they only cost a dollar. She said she couldn't help me and that she had to call up another manager(all while pausing and doing price checks on other customers). After a couple minutes 2nd Manager Regina finally came up and said no. Arguing that they were very expensive crystals. I told her that they were from the dollar store because I had bought IDENTICAL ones already but she still said NO. Also telling me to go back to Dollar Tree and buy them there then. I told her I couldn't because they were sold out. She then said I could purchase them here for their price and rudely walked away. I'm very disappointed about their attitudes. You didn't want to sell for actually retail price? Fine, but was all the neck rolling and condescending attitude necessary? I will be taking my money to the competitor across the street.
