Goodwill Bins in Greenwood

"As far as the outlet stores go this is one of the cleaner buildings. The inventory like all outlets is heavily rotated but seems more shoe and clothing inclined on average. The staff aren't as angry at the world as the rude employees at other outlets around the city tend to act if you need help. If you've never been to an outlet the way things work may surprise you. Don't expect the typical layout of aisles of shelving filled with hard goods and racks of clothing to select from. Instead youll find perfectly aligned rows of picnic table sized rolling shallow walled bins. The only seperation comes in bins of shoes, bins of books, and bins with things made of fabrics i.e. clothing towels bedding and such. The rest of the bins will be an assortment of anything and everything from angel figurines to zoology encyclopedias. im always surprised by at least one item that you never would have expected. There's lots of things just dumped into each bin so bring gloves so the random broken or sharp edge doesnt turn your hunt for a goodie into a search for a bandaid. The pricing like all outlets is one set price per pound. With the exception of large items like couches riding mowers weight benches etc. which are in a section of their own and individually priced. The pic ive added is one of those wow finds my mom ordered the same picture and payed over $100 before shipping so i had to rub it in a little that i found it for only a few dollars. Happy hunting"

"Been to nearly 40 bin stores. Rates on the lower tier. However it was cleaner than most, better manners than most. However, You can tell the best stuff has already been pre-sorted when compared to other locations in the country that leave us some treasures. Its very big, and they even change the tables regularly, but its seriously junk. There's enough space to browse away from the desperate herds."

"Why so many people whining about how unorganized and "dirty" it is?! That's the business model!! Its unorganized by design. If they took all this time to organize everything then realistically they would also have to raise the prices. As of now its low overhead cost to run a store like this especially when the only responsibility your employees have is to bring out bins every hour and lightly sift through the items in the back to make sure nothing crazy or unsafe is in the bins to hurt people. If you're a shy person or have a hard time standing up for yourself, dont go. You won't like it. Now, if you've got a heart made for adventure and aren't afraid to say something to someone who just took advantage of you or did you wrong, then by all means go for it. You'll love it. It's a good time and there are some killer deals on furniture and clothes. Some of the clothes being brand new with tags still on them. Also, its probably "dirty" because the items that get donated are from other POOR people and most poor people DO NOT obsess about cleanliness. Especially when they're about to go drop the stuff of somewhere for people to rummage through."

"Great prices, decent quality, and the outlet store behind this store has huge bins of products you can purchase for under $2 per pound (but you have to dig to find the bargains). I got a pair of nice sleep pants and HDMI cable at the main store and a knit jacket and shorts at the outlet store and paid under $7 for all of that. If you don't mind spending the time, you are sure to find a bargain here."