North Las Vegas - Goodwill
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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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Shopping at North Las Vegas Goodwill Stores
If you’re in North Las Vegas and looking to dig into some solid thrift shopping, the Goodwill stores here are a reliable go-to. Known nationwide for supporting community programs and offering affordable secondhand goods, Goodwill in North Las Vegas carries that familiar mix of practical and occasionally vintage pieces. It’s a thrift store experience that’s a little bit predictable but always worth the visit, especially if you enjoy the hunt for used clothing and household items at reasonable prices.
Walking through the aisles, you’ll find everything from casual wear and vintage tees to furniture pieces that might just need a little TLC. The selection of housewares and kitchen items is decent, making it an easy stop if you’re piecing together an apartment or just looking to add some extras. Books and media pop up here and there, so it’s not just about clothing. It’s a spot that reflects what people in the community have donated, which means the stock is always shifting and a bit of a surprise.
North Las Vegas Goodwill stores typically have a good variety of clothing in different sizes and styles—some vintage pieces mixed in among the contemporary stuff. It’s perfect if you’re patient and enjoy sorting through racks. Plus, their commitment to keeping items out of landfills by reselling them gives thrift shopping here a feel-good factor. You’ll likely leave with something practical or a cool retro find, and at the same time, you’re supporting local jobs and programs.
All in all, if thrift shopping in North Las Vegas is on your list, checking out Goodwill is a solid plan. It’s consistent, community-oriented, and a good way to shop sustainably while hunting for secondhand deals. The North Las Vegas Goodwill stores might not be flashy, but they’re dependable spots for anyone who appreciates the secondhand game.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in North Las Vegas or visit the Goodwill website for details.
Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.
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Google Reviews
6 months ago
Great friendly and helpful staff. Very clean store. Nice selection of clothing and other items. Plenty of parking space.
7 months ago
So I've been going to this Goodwill 1-2 times a week since they opened. So far all of the employees that I've encountered have been very nice and courteous and helpful. I've been able to find some really nice stuff on almost every trip. There's been a couple times where I've only found one item or nothing so waited a few days and then went back. I haven't shopped on $1 Mondays. But make sure you sign up as a Gold Member especially if you're 55 and over. If you're 55 and over you get their senior discount of 20% off on every purchase but there may be certain color tags that you might not get the 20% off but overall you'll get it. And then if you go on Wednesdays, The senior discount is 40% off. So that's awesome.
11 months ago
This place is clean organized and well stocked , I will definitely be back once it’s less crowded and with my wife so she can pick up out decorations which they have a bunch of.
2 months ago
I think their prices are too expensive. It's all donated items, sell cheaper so the clothes on your ranks aren't so jammed packed that you can't get anything out and once you to do, trying to put it back is almost impossible. The goodwill on Ann Rd in Centennial had better prices but not as much stock.
6 months ago
Selection of goods were fine. Of course, most things are over-priced as expected at a Goodwill these days. I visited 3 times in a matter of weeks. The first time I visited, they asked for donations... I contributed about $10. The next 2 times, I was asked and I for that I had just visited very recently and had donated and declined. The cashier then asked me to round-up to donate that way. I guess it's a new thing that they are (required?) doing? I just felt it to be a bit pushy. But it is what it is, I guess.
