Goodwill Industries of South Central California

I went into the store today and had to leave due to the annoying Spanish music they play in the store. Loud and annoying. What happened to the oldies station they used to play?

We did not go into the store, but did bring a fair amount of stuff for donations. The lady that helped us was nice and courteous.

I've been to several of the locations in town and found that they each charge differently for the same items (I compared some of the new items donated from Target). This location seems to charge the highest on just about everything. I could seriously buy the same item new for the same price as a used one here! They even charge higher than what they have posted on signs.

Goodwill offers a job for those in special needs. I think that is a fantastic idea but unfortunately I found most items looking really sad and overly priced. In fact after scouting it out I left with nothing. Maybe next time!It was clean and organized

I'm going to start by saying I am a frequent thrifter. Usually, Goodwill is not a terrible spot to hit, and you can in fact find some awesome steals here. The idea of supporting your community through donation and purchase is also nice. This Goodwill though, either because of lack of donations or lack of work in restocking, was so low in selection and quality I couldn't find a single article of clothing that I found appealing.I am usually pretty liberal about clothing (tacky sweaters, Hawaiian shirts, weird corduroy everything), so the lack of many interesting finds was a bad indicator. Service was friendly, but sadly this store was so below expectations that I left without finding a single article, which is a bit sad. I would ask if you guys have any clothes to give, this would be the spot to hit.

This Goodwill has always been a good one for me; I've found many treasures here over the years. Goodwill shopping is not for the faint of heart, or those in a rush. To be honest, there is a lot of crappy clothing here. Many items are out of style, stretched out of shape or stained, any of which immediately disqualifies them from serious consideration. But for those who are willing to put in the time to hunt and pick through all the pedestrian items, there is always the opportunity to find the real gems. I spent 25 minutes there this afternoon and found only one item, but it was well worth the effort. I am now the proud owner of a Talbot sweater exactly my size that is in such perfect condition it looks like it has never been worn. And I purchased this beauty for $2.99 - SCORE! Last year I found a Kate Spade purse here for which I believe I paid $5. That's pretty hard to beat, and worth the time hunting and picking through the rest of their stock.So, if you've got a little time on your hands, come on down and check this place out, but only if don't wear my size ;)

Store is a bit on the small side but always clean. This store always has a steady flow of people shopping here. Its a hit or miss with the items at this store the good stuff sell quickly.

The people in person are great! Management & Corporate are horrible!! They would not grant me an extension to their 30 day pick up policy on items I had purchased through their auction website. They said they were forcing me to re-donate the items I purchased since I they denied my request for a pick up extension, that's not right.

This place has always been great for clothes or shoes. I always get asked where did you buy your outfit and to many- the goodwill- is a answer no one can imagine.

I live on this side of town but rarely shop here ... however I have tried to donate here often. The workers are lazy and extremely RUDE. I went this morning and a gentlemen name Junior was very nice however I went back and Oscar was very rude!! First , why they have a worker outside when they make you do the work , while donating FREE items to them is beyond me. I began donating at Salvation Army on Union instead. They're very nice, and work very hard! On top of that, all their proceeds go to mens homes, and childrens homes. Donate Salvation Army! Don't bother having to deal with rude lazy people.