Goodwill - Brooklyn Park Outlet

Good buys including 50% off different color flags weekly... Furniture, outdoor items in great condition for your patio or garden!!!!

I like coming here to look around. The shoppers or should I say "resellers" are rude asf. They hog all the carts and wait like vultures for the new bins to come out. It's actually fun and laughable watch them pounce on the new bins. And when the workers yell at them...lmao. But do wear gloves if you come here to dig for items. There are broken glass, dust and the occasional bugs.

Bins. Wow. Clothing in Bins.My first visit today to Goodwill. I actually checked it out online first, and I read about the bins, but to actually see it and experience it? Wow.Ok..I have been to Savers and to Consignment Stores, but the clothes at those stores are hang on hangers, like a normal clothing store....so to see clothing set in bins is actually kind of shocking.I just wandered around first, trying to learn about what was happening.The store is vast, with wall-to-wall blue bins in rows. There are two types of merchandise in the bins; "hard lines" and "soft lines." Hard lines are toys, records, shoes, and assorted items. Soft lines are clothing. Hard line signs are dark blue, soft line signs are light blue. People engage aggressively with both the hard and soft lines, and the bins "churn" with merchandise as hands move it around.This was an experience to take in. It was actually a turn-off for me. I don't think I'll be returning....

What treasures await you?!?! You never know when you go to a goodwill clearance center. Sometimes you need to be very quick and lucky that the bin that rolls up to you will have the treasures waiting to be found lol. It's worth giving it a try if you don't mind trying something a little different from the usual stores.

I came here with a friend and kids which was an adventure in itself and I have to say it was kinda fun. I haven't been thrusting since I was a kid and found that a lot of people find great stuff. They rotate the bins and people line up to basically jump in it's very hands on. You can be looking in the same bin as someone else as that's what I saw a lot of. You definitely have to have lots of patience and dig through a lot to find some gems. The working lot gets so packed so if you are someone that likes to thrift I would suggest coming in super early.

Extremely chaotic, but fun if you can deal with it. Bring a bag to shop into or keep your cart close.

If you have the patience to dig through bins and bins and bins of stuff, and you love a great deal, this place is for you!!!! You pay by the weight which makes it such an awesome deal! People get crazy intense with gloves and are sure to fight you for that cute top or jacket. They are constantly rotating out the bins and refilling them throughout the day. You could seriously go when they open as stay until they close. I found some Nike capris in awesome shape and a cute gymshark sweater. Just keep digging and eventually you will find buried treasure. If you aren't planning on going hog wild and buying the entire store, bring a bag. It is way easier to maneuver in the crowds with a bag than a shopping cart. Be warned, if you leave your cart unattended, someone may acquire something in it. It's definitely a great way to spend a day off. If you have never been, you have to try it at least once. Also, this location is way better than the downtown location. They have better stuff and the people are friendlier!

Dear Shop Goodwill Online Store ( Winnetka Ave,)RE: Singer Red Eye Antique Sewing MachineI made a Steller effort to pick up this item and pay in person today.On the payment page, an address and store hours were listed. Also, the instructions directed me to call for a pick-up appointment. This morning I called 3 times. No one answered the phone. I left a message to call me back at 9:30 am. At 11:00 am I still had no call back. I drove to the store ( 30 miles one-way ) to retrieve my item. When I pulled up an employee was outside...playing on a phone. Too bad he couldn't maybe answer the phone. I asked if I could pick up the item. I was told1. I had to pay for the item online before I could see the item.2. I needed an appointment and they were too busy to give me an appointment today3. After I paid for the item, getting an appointment might take 2 days, because they were so busy processing orders.Funny? The parking lot was empty.I explained I had driven 30 miles to get the item, and was happy to pay without seeing the item. However, I wanted to plug it in to see if it worked. I was told to go home and follow the person's verbal instructions.Here is what I want to say :1. Please place these rules on the winning bid page and your contact info. You should have been upfront about all your rules and ability to process the order.2. Please answer the phone. 3. You showed me no " Good Will"

Purchased a collection of Miche purses on their online auction, the price and the product was fine. What received from Goodwill Brooklyn park,was a beat up old frying pan, which I never ordered.My wife called and left several messages to a person at Brooklyn Park Goodwill, never called back. I would bother buying any thing online from this goodwill location. I will not be donating to goodwill either. I will donate to animal shelters.I would rate them as NO STARS

They advertised a 754 pound lot of Lego. I received 224 pounds. Even if you subtract 100 pounds for the pallet and gaylord, they were still 430 pounds off. Was someone standing (or maybe two people?) on the scale? Or did you put the forks on the forklift on the scale as well. This was grossly mistated and negligent. I would go as far as to say fraudulent. They overstated the weight of the product by 200+% I have never been so disgusted by an organizatoin in my life. They wont return calls, or even pick up when I call, despite being open.