Hillsboro - Goodwill Industries Outlet of the Columbia Willamette
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8AM - 7PM
Tuesday
8AM - 7PM
Wednesday
8AM - 7PM
Thursday
8AM - 7PM
Friday
8AM - 7PM
Saturday
8AM - 7PM
Sunday
8AM - 7PM
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About This Store
Goodwill Industries Outlet of the Columbia Willamette in Hillsboro is a solid spot if you’re into thrift shopping and want a steady rotation of secondhand goods. This Hillsboro thrift store is part of the larger Goodwill chain, which is known for supporting community programs through the sale of donated items. At this location, the focus is on offering a range of used clothing, vintage finds, furniture, housewares, and even books, all in one place. It’s not just your typical thrift store; the selection often includes practical everyday items alongside some unique vintage pieces that catch the eye.
Hillsboro thrift store finds at Goodwill Industries Outlet
If you’re digging through racks and shelves here, expect to see a mix of gently used clothing from casual wear to workwear, making it a good stop for anyone looking to refresh their wardrobe on a budget. The furniture section is worth checking out too, especially if you like pieces with character or want to try a little DIY refurbishing. It’s a spot where thrift shopping isn’t rushed—you can take your time browsing through housewares like kitchen gadgets, decorative items, and sometimes quirky little home accents that add personality without breaking the bank. For readers, the book selection has a variety of genres, so it’s a nice bonus for anyone who enjoys picking up used books.
The overall vibe here reflects the Goodwill mission: supporting local job training and community programs through thrift store sales. So, you’re not just scoring a bargain; you’re also contributing to a good cause. It’s a dependable Hillsboro thrift store where the inventory changes often, making repeat visits worthwhile. Whether you’re a seasoned thrift shopper or just starting to explore secondhand shopping, this Goodwill outlet in Hillsboro offers plenty to dig into and an honest, friendly atmosphere that keeps it feeling accessible and welcoming.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Hillsboro or visit the Goodwill Industries Outlet of the Columbia Willamette website for details.
Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.
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Google Reviews
2 weeks ago
Goodwill outlet aka "the bins" was fantastic. I always have a great time. It's like no other thrifting experience. Many folks wear gloves cuz they think it's unsanitary, but it's just stuff in a bin instead of on a shelf. I don't go over to new rows of bins; the folks get a little aggressive like a pulga (flea mkt) with a $1 table and that's not my cup o tea. It's got stuff from regular donations, from other Goodwill stores that didn't sell or are off season. You pay by the pound, but books, glassware and electronics are rung in separate as they are cheaper/lb cuz they're heavy. I should have taken some pics. I got some near new Harry Potter PJs, a huge thick towel, some floor mats-one was a runner style "muddy mat" which costs almost $70 new and cost me roughly $2. They have bicycles, picture frames, artwork, garden tools and furniture! It's worth checking out if you haven't experienced it. ⚘️
4 months ago
BinsBinsBins..... Make other people's crap your shit. By the pound. Yep! They fricken weigh it and you pay accordingly. Between you and me, you can haggle a better price with your cashier as well. Find one of the many large bags or suit cases they have available and load it up. Make it a day to remember!
2 years ago
This place is not like an ordering goodwill. Things are just thrown into bins, and you are expected to dig through them to find things that you want. It seems like they do try to organize stuff in the bins like they throw things that are alike in the same bin. If you're gonna come to the store and you're looking for something specific, It's all up to luck in this store. I would suggest bringing gloves to dig through the bins. Because there might be broken glass or something dangerous that can poke your hands or you don't want to touch something nasty. If you do forget your gloves, they do have a bathroom so you can wash your hands. Big furniture like tables and beds are kept in the back wall of the building. There were a lot of people who looked like racesellers there, They were looking through the electronics and stuff like that. If I did find something there that piqued my interest. I set it to one side of me, and somebody would just come up and take it. I guess one mistake I made was not grabbing a cart even if I didn't end up getting anything at the end. One thing that is definitely different from regular goodwill's, is that items are not paid individually. You have to weigh them by categories. And you must pay by the weight of the item Pile.
3 months ago
Used to love going to the bins but recently they have been borderline empty. A worker said it’s because people aren’t donating, that is not true. People are absolutely donating, but goodwill is sending most of it to their e-commerce instead of the bins. They like to put the blame on us instead of being honest about where the donations are going.
4 months ago
I used to frequent this gw outlet and it had decent quality and selection. But I went this weekend after moving and not visiting for a couple years and I was shocked by how low quality the items going through were. The bins selection was very musty dirty and destroyed quality with extremely underfilled bins. And extremely slow bin movement. Save your time visit other gw outlet locations. This one is clearly serving up the absolute last pickings from the area.
