Goodwill

Timothy in the donation center is a very uptight person who got picky with the donations watched him dig through boxes telling people he doesn’t want this doesn’t want that came up to us with a chip on his shoulder and he didn’t want to take out stuff so we took it to the value Village down the street much easier to do business with

Nice place to waste time. Some items are overpriced but I can usually find really good deals hiding in the store, especially in nick-​nacks and shoes. Store is fairly clean. Not too well lit. Associates don’t really talk to you unless you approach them. Giving them one extra star than I wanted to give them for the excellent customer service I received one day by one employee.

The cheese has slipped off of their cracker! This store is so outrageously over priced that i cant even afford to buy used clothing or furniture there! You are better off shopping the sale racks at the tulalip otlet! You can get gap jeans new at the gap for under $ 10. But they gw will want $ 19.99 for used ones! UNREAL!

High prices. Way higher than most other goodwill stores I’ve been to. Selection is ok but I’m not willing to pay what they are asking. I now skip going to this store all together when I’m in Marysville and only go to the value village down the road. Im always disappointed when i leave. I give 2 stars not one because I’m sure I’ve found at least one thing good there just can’t remember it being anything recently. Good luck.

This Goodwill is actually priced not too bad compared to some of the other Goodwill stores around our area but that is the one shining moment it has. It always has the B.O. smell and can’t seem to shake it. The biggest problem though is customer service/​lazy employees. I’ve personally seen customers treated like dirt and made to wait vast amounts of time for either a cashier to help them out or more likely a manager to do a return or price check. I say go to the Lynnwood store or the Outlet on W. Casino in Everett.

They are priced decent but you figure they could do better with being organized so I don’t have to hunt for things

Wow!!! I went in here with my family looking to buy some name brand clothing as we can’t afford to buy at the retail stores. I was blown away by how much they charge for higher end clothing. $ 30 for jeans at a goodwill is outrageous!!! They get the stuff for free. They might as well become a trendy vintage antique consignment type store as that is how they are priced. Won’t be frequenting this store again anytime soon.

I love this store.
Yes, it has «that» smell. You know, the musty smell. But as far as selection and cleanliness goes, wow. Only a couple others have ever made me smile.
This store always has the «off» item my daughter is looking for. We find Tripp dresses, which while are still $ 15, still beats the usual $ 70 price tag! I always track down frames and a dress here and there.
All in all, I will continue going here, even though I now live further away in Lynnwood. Just can’t beat the selection and prices!

If you’re thrifting your way across Washington on a Sunday, it can be slim pickings in the small towns where most of the thrift stores are religious and/​or close super-​early. But once you make it to a town big enough to have a Goodwill, you know you’re in luck!
The Marysville Goodwill is pretty big and has the usual departments, all decently sized, including a fairly large housewares selection. It seems pretty tidy and organized overall, although there were a few areas with stuff on the floor. Likewise, it seems pretty clean and doesn’t have thrift-​store smell inside.
This store belongs to the Seattle Goodwill family, so anything you buy here can be returned to a Seattle store per the usual return/​exchange policy. Good news if you’re buying for another person or have severe road-​trip fatigue and can’t even deal with the fitting room right then. They also follow the same colored-​tag discount schedule as the regular Seattle stores.
The best part about this store, however, may be the HUGE restrooms! No skimpy single-​seaters here — there’s a long row of stalls, clean and nicely maintained, and you don’t have to go and pester an employee for a bathroom key. Road trippers, take note!

This store isn’t the best and isn’t the worst. It is what it is though. Not the cleanest, yes I have seen cleaner thrift stores. The selections aren’t the greatest either. I’m always looking for old pieces of old wooden furniture that I can refurbish and restore, so what I’m looking for is pretty select.

This Goodwill location is awesome! Well I went to the Value Village first and was disappointed with their high prices. At this Goodwill they have more reasonable prices for USED items.
I found so many things at very reasonable prices! $ 1.99 for used cork boards. $ 1.99 to $ 2.99 for used black frames for my artwork. A Used Eddie Bauer leather tote for $ 14. A nice pair of Oscar de La Renta black pumps for $ 6.99.
Their restroom is amazing!
Value Village has ONE STALL and they require that you «ask» permission for the key thus «ask» permission to use the restroom. Do we look like we are four years old? NO!!!
At this Goodwill location there is a Women’s restroom and a Men’s restroom with EASY access especially for women with children! There were at least five stalls in the women’s restroom so know that if you must go you do not have to «ask» ANYONE!!!
Their changing rooms are large. I think there were four of them.
Cashiers are nice and friendly.
Overall this store has high marks from me. They make it worth my while to want to shop here.
I will definitely be returning!!! :)

I went in on a Saturday and it was very crowded. the isles are little and they have a lot of stuff, almost too much to be able to see anything. A little messy and over crowded. Though they have a lot of furniture but nothing I liked. Kind of shabby stuff. Seems like they don’t don’t do much screening out of items.
Also the prices didn’t seem to reflect the shabbiness of the items.

This place is well organized and well maintained. Some of the staff is more capable than other parts but overall, they do a great job. I wish they had the air filters that they were selling turned on, it’s always so dusty. I know it’s cause of all the old stuff, thats my one complaint. That… and that I spend too much there :)

Big, bright, clean and well organized.
This Goodwill has a really fast turnover on items too. Can’t find anything? Come back tomorrow.
The restrooms are clean too!

Easy to locate. Smaller store. Eclectic employees. Good selection, but nothing stood out beyond normal. Bad parking lot (and hard to get back on the main drag — without waiting an hour). Overall, if you’re in the area and want to check out a Goodwill, come here!

Another decent Goodwill store. Last time I went here they had an awesome collection of cartoon-​themed pillow cases. The dishware selection is usually decent as well.
This location has a tendency to mark things as collectibles that I wouldn’t necessarily pick for the collectibles counter. This is indicated by the table they usually have of collectible items that have been out longer than 30 – 60 days and no one has purchased.
Organized and clean, I just wish they had more shoes.

I LOVE this place. I would go more often but I would probably end up buying a bunch of crap I didn’t need.
We ended up going for the first time because we suddenly found ourselves down to three spoons. We have no idea where the heck all of our spoons went, and it’s not like there are many places where you can buy just spoons by themselves at a decent price. I am very picky about spoons and wasn’t just going to get a cheap set and be stuck with spoons that bend when you’re trying to eat ice cream.
My spouse thought about it for a while and we decided to go get used spoons at Goodwill. I’d only been to one other Goodwill in my life and it was totally gross and smelled funky, so I was initially very hesitant about buying something I was gonna eat off of here.
Turns out this Goodwill was very clean, nicely laid out, and didn’t smell at all. My hubby picked up 20 spoons, all of which were probably donated by restaurants (or people who had died), and I had no issues about eating off of them.
Turns out the spoons of the dead were a great investment. We got 20 spoons that don’t bend in ice cream and only paid a couple of bucks for them. Way more economical and eco-​friendly to get quality silverware here instead of buying sucky silverware at Walmart. So what if they don’t match?
Also bought a dog treat jar. Didn’t need it, but just ended up buying it. Dog treat jar of the dead.

I 3^rd in motion with Joe and D.J.Y.
We were in shock when we entered this store! The place is very well kept and did not smell the stale or the funk that normally lingers at the other Goodwill stores. Not too many old people there today.
The place seemed organized and very well layed out. We found some great bargains and lots of tempting items.
My bf said the restroom was huge and CLEAN! He was very impressed with the sparkly tiles on the floor and walls. Three urinals, three stalls and two sinks. I did not need to go to the ladies room, so… there is something to look forward to when I go there next.
Who knew you can buy an item for your dream wedding?
A MUST GO!

True dat! Joe speaks the truth!
This place is clean, granted it still smells all musty and old-​people funky.
One of the few Goodwill’s I’ve been to that is layed out well and has nice wide aisles. You know, so you can push your cart hard to bump-​off the little old lady who is scooping up YOUR bargains!
Plenty of parking and selection. Who knew Christmas came in July…

I have visited several of the goodwill stores in our state and this was by far the cleanest and most organized store that I have been in. They have visible signs with prices posted too. Plus, they were dirt cheap. I spent 20 cents on shot glasses that cost me $ 1.99 at value village.
I was here on a Thursday morning around 11 and there were maybe 6 other customers in the store. The staff was very nice and helpful also.
Oh, and there is a dollar store right next door…