Sacramento - Goodwill Industries Sacramento Valley & Northern Nevada
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Monday
9AM - 9PM
Tuesday
9AM - 9PM
Wednesday
9AM - 9PM
Thursday
9AM - 9PM
Friday
9AM - 9PM
Saturday
9AM - 9PM
Sunday
9AM - 9PM
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About This Store
Goodwill Industries Sacramento Valley & Northern Nevada is a well-known Sacramento thrift store that locals turn to when they want to dig into a solid selection of secondhand items. This branch of Goodwill carries the reputation of the larger chain, known for supporting community programs through its sales. It’s more than just a spot to find used clothing — it’s a place where your purchase helps fund job training and workforce development in the Sacramento area.
The store itself has a broad mix of merchandise that makes thrift shopping here pretty rewarding. You’ll find racks of used clothing ranging from everyday basics to vintage pieces that catch the eye. But the selection doesn’t stop there. It’s common to come across furniture that’s perfect for updating a room on a budget, housewares for your kitchen or bathroom, and even books for some laid-back weekend reading. If you’re looking to furnish an apartment or refresh your wardrobe without breaking the bank, this Sacramento thrift store has plenty to offer.
Sacramento thrift store finds at Goodwill Industries
Sacramento thrift store shoppers appreciate the variety and quality found at Goodwill Industries Sacramento Valley & Northern Nevada. The inventory is continually changing, so repeat visits often lead to new discoveries. The layout makes it easy to browse through categories like clothing, accessories, and household goods without feeling overwhelmed. Plus, the staff is usually friendly and ready to help if you have questions. For anyone who enjoys the thrill of thrift shopping in Sacramento, this Goodwill location is a reliable go-to spot that blends affordability and community impact in one.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Sacramento or visit the Goodwill Industries Sacramento Valley & Northern Nevada website for details.
Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.
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Google Reviews
8 months ago
I frequently shop at this goodwill, great location i Decided to clean out the old man cave recently and took it in to donate i was met bye a gentleman named Marco. Great energy, very helpful he noticed I had a little trouble do to my recent surgery and assisted me in unloading my things, definitely one the better stores.
6 years ago
I love a good thrift store, this Goodwill is a pretty good size and I love how large their knick knack section is. It does have a "second hand store" smell and things are definitely not clean, most of the plates, items, toys etc are a little dusty. I haven't had a need yet to go through the clothing section, but I will say that if some of the plates and outdated electronics are a little overpriced so are the clothes. Hopefully some of that extra money goes back to the community or employees. It's a busy store and if you take your time you're bound to find what you're looking for. Just make sure to bring some hand sanitizer too.
3 weeks ago
Prices in general are way too high considering everything on the shelf was donated at no cost to the company. Corporate greed has overtaken this place.
4 months ago
Giving this 1 star for a major reason. I specifically went in to buy, jeans. Ive been losing weight, so depending on brand and fit wear 44-48, and can sometimes make 50s work. I found about 8 pairs in my size range, and asked where the changing room is so I could try them on to pick which ones would work for me. However I was informed they no longer have changing rooms (their changing room is now a supply closet) and have implemented a new policy of no trying on clothes, but that you have 7 days to return items that dont fit. Thats ridiculous and absurd! I cant afford to buy all the pairs to try them on and bring back the ones I dont like. I also dont drive. Im disabled and I rely on walking and public transit to go shopping. Whoever made the decision to implement this policy just cost the store between $40-120 as the jeans i found were between $8-17 per pair. Depending on fit in planned to buy 3 pairs up to all 8. Instead this store lost my business and I threw them all back in the rack. I wont ever go back to this Goodwill location again. Response: sorry but exchanges or store credit is totally unacceptable for items purchased we cannot try on. If we cant try on clothing and it doesnt fit, you should offer a full refund. Im on ssi with disability. I cant afford to buy clothes to take home to try on, just to recieve store credit if they don't fit. Im a bigger dude as well and clothing rarely comes in that is my size. Punkic safety is also a poor excuse, thats what companies hire security guards for. If your company is too cheap to pay for security if safety is a concern, nobody should be showing there to begin with. Keeping it 💯
5 months ago
Keep an eye out for the sneaky money “total roundup.” Decent prices. Decent inventory. Just a heads up though: When I was checking out and the total came up, it was $11.96. When I went to tap my card, the cashier pressed a button from her end and a “total roundup” for $0.04 appeared on the screen. When I inquired about it, she then deleted it. I did not let it go and asked her again, WHY? She began to stammer and back peddle. Which to me…is a sign of a liar. I have been asked by the cashiers before if I’d like to round up my total, which is what I’m assuming this is. The option did not appear on my end. But she did not ask me, nor even tried to acknowledge it when I caught it. She just tried to delete it and act like it never happened.
