Phoenix - Goodwill - Retail Store and Donation Center
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Monday
8AM - 10PM
Tuesday
8AM - 10PM
Wednesday
8AM - 10PM
Thursday
8AM - 10PM
Friday
8AM - 10PM
Saturday
8AM - 10PM
Sunday
8AM - 10PM
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About This Store
Shopping at Phoenix Goodwill Stores
Goodwill – Retail Store and Donation Center in Phoenix is a spot that locals often turn to when looking for quality secondhand items. As part of the Goodwill chain, this store carries the reputation of supporting community programs through every purchase, which adds a meaningful layer to the typical thrift shopping experience. If you’re into used clothing or just browsing for vintage curiosities, this Phoenix thrift store is worth a visit.
Walking into the store, you’ll find an eclectic mix of merchandise. There’s everything from well-kept used clothing, including casual wear and some vintage pieces, to a variety of housewares. For those who enjoy hunting for furniture, Goodwill’s Phoenix location regularly has small to medium-sized pieces that can add character to any room. Books also make a strong showing here, making it a comfortable stop for anyone who loves to read without paying full price.
The layout is straightforward, making it easy to scan the racks and shelves without feeling overwhelmed. Since this is one of the Phoenix Goodwill Stores, the inventory can change frequently, which means each visit has the potential to uncover something new. Donors in the community help keep the stock fresh and diverse, so the quality tends to be pretty reliable compared to other thrift options. Overall, it’s a solid destination for anyone who enjoys the thrill of thrift shopping in Phoenix.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Phoenix 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
This is my favorite Goodwill and just happens to be a few blocks away. I have visited almost every one in a 20 mile radius, and this one always has the best, and most reasonable prices. Don't forget to go online and register for your 20% off coupon (they email you a new one automatically every month) for any shopping purchase over $20. I tell people in the store every time I go, and am surprised at how many are unaware of this awesome extra discount. Worth the trip every time!
a year ago
Outstanding, the largest most well organized and stocked Goodwill of all the ones I've visited. I was truly impressed by the quality items and prices. Thrilled I got what I needed and with senior discount ☺️ there's more sections than photographed. Lots of parking. Easy to get to, great happy service.
a month ago
Absolutely filthy restrooms every time we go. I get it’s a second hand store but have some pride in your store. Take 10 minutes to check every so often and ask is this something I would use. There is no excuse for it to be in this matter every time and for every person who is supposed to be responsible for that restroom what if you, your family your mom your daughter had to use that restroom.
3 months ago
Blu-ray prices are $4.29. Higher than all other Goodwill stores I go to. Decent for Electronics. Response to owner: Sorry but blu-ray prices are usually across Goodwill's are 2.29 to 3.29. Came here to see prices are now up to 5.29. going to avoid shopping here as prices are too high.
9 months ago
I honestly don’t understand Goodwill’s pricing anymore. Most items cost just as much, if not more, than what you'd find at Walmart or Target. I’m taking a break from shopping there because it no longer feels like a true thrift store. They’re charging outrageous prices for used, often dirty items that were donated for free. Goodwill is now pricing some items in the hundreds. There’s nothing "good" about Goodwill anymore, it feels more like “At-Your-Will” pricing. All I ever hear about Goodwill is that they're opening more stores. Meanwhile, The Salvation Army is actually out there doing things for the community and it shows. They take pride in what they put on the floor. Items are clean and well presented, unlike Goodwill, which often sells dirty or broken goods. $149.99 for car that "may not work" and dirty. $399.99 for a used coffee brewer. Here’s my advice to Goodwill: consider opening a dedicated electronics thrift store. Test the products to make sure they actually work, and rethink the return policy with high priced items. Why would anyone spend $400 on an item that’s been sitting on the floor, tampered with by countless people, sold “as-is,” and then only eligible for store credit if it needs to be returned. That’s just not reasonable. WE NEED TO DONATE OUR ITEMS TO SALVATION ARMY.
